redirect with a part of url !
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8 years 8 months ago #4783
by strouve181
Hello,
Yes exactly, coucou is not valid, it's the sample. I just test in another navigator and all is ok, i think the history of navigator put some trouble.
Just one thing, why you put a . before the * in that section : (.*)
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8 years 8 months ago #4784
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Yes, clear browser cache.
A dot means "any char", so group (.*) means "any char, from 0 to N times". You can replace the star * with a plus + so to have "any char, from 1 to N times"
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8 years 8 months ago #4786
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A rule is applied only when the FROM URL matches, and your FROM URL is:
^/boutique/autocolants-.*-detail$
That means "start with" (^) /boutique/autocolants- then 0 to N chars, and then -detail and then ends ($)
The destination is build using a preg_match macro that extracts the word in the middle.
I hope now is clear how the rule works...
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