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I have problem with htaccess rewrite rule.
I have page for example:
www.oldpage.com/55,city.html?partner_id=7
www.oldpage.com/subpage/158,blog.html?partner_id=8
And I want to rewrite this page on:
www.newpage.com/55,city.html
www.newpage.com/subpage/158,blog.html
It is possible? Maybe I must redirect links with .html?partner_id on normal .html, after on newpage?
.htaccess
asked Jan 2 at 10:11
KacperKacper
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I have problem with htaccess rewrite rule.
I have page for example:
www.oldpage.com/55,city.html?partner_id=7
www.oldpage.com/subpage/158,blog.html?partner_id=8
And I want to rewrite this page on:
www.newpage.com/55,city.html
www.newpage.com/subpage/158,blog.html
It is possible? Maybe I must redirect links with .html?partner_id on normal .html, after on newpage?
.htaccess
asked Jan 2 at 10:11
KacperKacper
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I have problem with htaccess rewrite rule.
I have page for example:
www.oldpage.com/55,city.html?partner_id=7
www.oldpage.com/subpage/158,blog.html?partner_id=8
And I want to rewrite this page on:
www.newpage.com/55,city.html
www.newpage.com/subpage/158,blog.html
It is possible? Maybe I must redirect links with .html?partner_id on normal .html, after on newpage?
.htaccess
asked Jan 2 at 10:11
KacperKacper
369
I have problem with htaccess rewrite rule.
I have page for example:
www.oldpage.com/55,city.html?partner_id=7
www.oldpage.com/subpage/158,blog.html?partner_id=8
And I want to rewrite this page on:
www.newpage.com/55,city.html
www.newpage.com/subpage/158,blog.html
It is possible? Maybe I must redirect links with .html?partner_id on normal .html, after on newpage?
.htaccess
.htaccess
asked Jan 2 at 10:11
KacperKacper
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asked Jan 2 at 10:11
KacperKacper
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asked Jan 2 at 10:11
KacperKacper
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asked Jan 2 at 10:11
KacperKacper
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asked Jan 2 at 10:11
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You can use the QSD flag (query string discard)
RewriteRule .* ww.newpage.com/$1 [NC,QSD]
answered Jan 2 at 16:22
R. MartinR. Martin
1978
unfortunately, it didn't work.
– Kacper
Jan 4 at 10:53
QSD is available with apache 2.4 and above
– R. Martin
Jan 4 at 11:05
so what I can do when I don't have apache 2.4? because it don't work
– Kacper
Jan 7 at 10:37
You can try to add another query_string : RewriteRule .* ww.newpage.com/$1?whatever [NC] . but i'm out of idea
– R. Martin
Jan 7 at 12:34
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I solved this problem by adding in .htaccess for newpage.com this code:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^partner_id=([0-9]*)$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /$1? [R,L]
answered Feb 4 at 15:47
KacperKacper
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You can use the QSD flag (query string discard)
RewriteRule .* ww.newpage.com/$1 [NC,QSD]
answered Jan 2 at 16:22
R. MartinR. Martin
1978
unfortunately, it didn't work.
– Kacper
Jan 4 at 10:53
QSD is available with apache 2.4 and above
– R. Martin
Jan 4 at 11:05
so what I can do when I don't have apache 2.4? because it don't work
– Kacper
Jan 7 at 10:37
You can try to add another query_string : RewriteRule .* ww.newpage.com/$1?whatever [NC] . but i'm out of idea
– R. Martin
Jan 7 at 12:34
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You can use the QSD flag (query string discard)
RewriteRule .* ww.newpage.com/$1 [NC,QSD]
answered Jan 2 at 16:22
R. MartinR. Martin
1978
unfortunately, it didn't work.
– Kacper
Jan 4 at 10:53
QSD is available with apache 2.4 and above
– R. Martin
Jan 4 at 11:05
so what I can do when I don't have apache 2.4? because it don't work
– Kacper
Jan 7 at 10:37
You can try to add another query_string : RewriteRule .* ww.newpage.com/$1?whatever [NC] . but i'm out of idea
– R. Martin
Jan 7 at 12:34
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You can use the QSD flag (query string discard)
RewriteRule .* ww.newpage.com/$1 [NC,QSD]
answered Jan 2 at 16:22
R. MartinR. Martin
1978
You can use the QSD flag (query string discard)
RewriteRule .* ww.newpage.com/$1 [NC,QSD]
answered Jan 2 at 16:22
R. MartinR. Martin
1978
answered Jan 2 at 16:22
R. MartinR. Martin
1978
answered Jan 2 at 16:22
R. MartinR. Martin
1978
answered Jan 2 at 16:22
R. MartinR. Martin
1978
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unfortunately, it didn't work.
– Kacper
Jan 4 at 10:53
QSD is available with apache 2.4 and above
– R. Martin
Jan 4 at 11:05
so what I can do when I don't have apache 2.4? because it don't work
– Kacper
Jan 7 at 10:37
You can try to add another query_string : RewriteRule .* ww.newpage.com/$1?whatever [NC] . but i'm out of idea
– R. Martin
Jan 7 at 12:34
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unfortunately, it didn't work.
– Kacper
Jan 4 at 10:53
QSD is available with apache 2.4 and above
– R. Martin
Jan 4 at 11:05
so what I can do when I don't have apache 2.4? because it don't work
– Kacper
Jan 7 at 10:37
You can try to add another query_string : RewriteRule .* ww.newpage.com/$1?whatever [NC] . but i'm out of idea
– R. Martin
Jan 7 at 12:34
unfortunately, it didn't work.
– Kacper
Jan 4 at 10:53
unfortunately, it didn't work.
– Kacper
Jan 4 at 10:53
QSD is available with apache 2.4 and above
– R. Martin
Jan 4 at 11:05
QSD is available with apache 2.4 and above
– R. Martin
Jan 4 at 11:05
so what I can do when I don't have apache 2.4? because it don't work
– Kacper
Jan 7 at 10:37
so what I can do when I don't have apache 2.4? because it don't work
– Kacper
Jan 7 at 10:37
You can try to add another query_string : RewriteRule .* ww.newpage.com/$1?whatever [NC] . but i'm out of idea
– R. Martin
Jan 7 at 12:34
You can try to add another query_string : RewriteRule .* ww.newpage.com/$1?whatever [NC] . but i'm out of idea
– R. Martin
Jan 7 at 12:34
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I solved this problem by adding in .htaccess for newpage.com this code:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^partner_id=([0-9]*)$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /$1? [R,L]
answered Feb 4 at 15:47
KacperKacper
369
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I solved this problem by adding in .htaccess for newpage.com this code:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^partner_id=([0-9]*)$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /$1? [R,L]
answered Feb 4 at 15:47
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I solved this problem by adding in .htaccess for newpage.com this code:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^partner_id=([0-9]*)$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /$1? [R,L]
answered Feb 4 at 15:47
KacperKacper
369
I solved this problem by adding in .htaccess for newpage.com this code:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^partner_id=([0-9]*)$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /$1? [R,L]
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