I guess I have another question...
I changed my menu slightly and made a previously main menu section into another section:
ie. mysite.com/index.php/exploration.html moved to mysite.com/index.php/news/exploration.html
I'd like to create a wildcard for anything that was previously bookmarked or indexed by search engines to go to the main section:
ie. mysite.com/index.php/exploration/mining-exploration-march.html to mysite.com/index.php/news/exploration.html
However, since there are so many articles within the category, I would like to use a wild card like mysite.com/exploration/* and redirect it to mysite.com/news/exploration.html.
How can I accomplish this?
Using a wildcard
- Jan
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Re: Using a wildcard
Hi, there is no such option
Using wildcarts is not recommended for such type of redirection. It is better to solve it in .htaccess
Jan
Using wildcarts is not recommended for such type of redirection. It is better to solve it in .htaccess
Jan
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