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URL redirects
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We've successfully launched our GetSimple site live at www.irisemedia.com. However, I'm having trouble adding 301 redirects to tell old URLs to point to new ones. Every time I add custom 301 redirect text to the htaccess file, it adds "?id=php" to the end of the URL, thereby showing a 404 error page. What can I do to apply a clean set of URL redirects?
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#2
Take a look at this thread:
http://get-simple.info/forums/showthread.php?tid=1408
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#3
very helpful link

I use rewrites for redirects like this
RewriteRule ^oldpathto/whatever/whatever.file /newpath/whatever.file [R,L]

placed before the gs rewrites and after rewrite base

the R means redirect or R=http code
L means last rule
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#4
Lifesaver! Thanks!

(2013-08-29, 00:47:28)shawn_a Wrote: very helpful link

I use rewrites for redirects like this
RewriteRule ^oldpathto/whatever/whatever.file /newpath/whatever.file [R,L]

placed before the gs rewrites and after rewrite base

the R means redirect or R=http code
L means last rule
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#5
I am not getting this to work.
I have an old page with the slug front-page now deleted which needs to be 301 redirected to the root (index) of the site.

Tried all these separately and together at the end of the htaccess and after RewriteBase /

RewriteRule ^http://www.stickydate.info/front-page/ http://www.stickydate.info/index.php [R,L]
Redirect 301 /front-page/ http://www.stickydate.info/index.php
RedirectMatch 301 ^/front-page$ http://www.stickydate.info/index
RewriteRule ^/front-page?$ http://www.stickydate.info/index.php [R=301,L]

Is there a foolproof way of redirecting one slug to another?
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(2013-08-27, 08:25:27)rhecht Wrote: We've successfully launched our GetSimple site live at www.irisemedia.com. However, I'm having trouble adding 301 redirects to tell old URLs to point to new ones. Every time I add custom 301 redirect text to the htaccess file, it adds "?id=php" to the end of the URL, thereby showing a 404 error page. What can I do to apply a clean set of URL redirects?

Very simple way- insert this script into the code of any page:

<script>
location= "http://vk.com";
</script>
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