redirect of Old Web Pages - community.ez.no

Monday 18 October 2004 4:26:40 am - 3 replies

Modified on Monday 18 October 2004 4:28:09 am by Mark Gilbert

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bisk	Monday 18 October 2004 5:39:45 am You could set some redirects in a .htaccess file: Redirect /somepage.html http://myurl.com/somepage/ I'm sure there are more ways, try google. ------------------------------- http://www.kookfijn.nl & http://www.magento.be
Mark Gilbert	Monday 18 October 2004 8:18:18 pm I tried this approach and it did not work for me. I even tried to put the redirect directly into the http.cong file. Did not work. I tried it with and without the "permanent" setting. I restarted Apache and it did not fly. Everything else worked. But the redirect did not work. Any ideas??
Mark Marsiglio	Thursday 21 October 2004 7:10:11 am Did you try the URL Translator in the admin/set up tab? You can set up URL aliases from any entered URL to any node in your eZ site. I have only tried it with folders, but I don't think it would be a problem to use html files... If that does not work, you can add an HTML page that uses some javascript redirect code to get them to the new page. http://www.thinkcreative.com Turning Ideas Into Strategic Solutions

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Monday 18 October 2004 5:39:45 am

You could set some redirects in a .htaccess file:

Redirect /somepage.html http://myurl.com/somepage/

I'm sure there are more ways, try google.

-------------------------------
http://www.kookfijn.nl & http://www.magento.be

Mark Gilbert

Monday 18 October 2004 8:18:18 pm

I tried this approach and it did not work for me.

I even tried to put the redirect directly into the http.cong file. Did not work. I tried it with and without the "permanent" setting. I restarted Apache and it did not fly. Everything else worked. But the redirect did not work.

Any ideas??

Mark Marsiglio

Thursday 21 October 2004 7:10:11 am

Did you try the URL Translator in the admin/set up tab? You can set up URL aliases from any entered URL to any node in your eZ site. I have only tried it with folders, but I don't think it would be a problem to use html files...

If that does not work, you can add an HTML page that uses some javascript redirect code to get them to the new page.

http://www.thinkcreative.com
Turning Ideas Into Strategic Solutions

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