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6 years 10 months ago #6529 by sitewideuk
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Hi Guys,

I have had to implement a menu item id fix as discussed here

This obviously changes the url to www.mydomain.com/menu-itemid-fix/myurl - I'd like to replace 'menu-itemid-fix' with 'blog' but obviously keep the destination page the same. I have implemented the following, but am getting a 404 error page rather than the article displaying.

From URL: ^/menu-itemid-fix/
To URL: {scheme}://{siteurl}/blog/{pathltrim /menu-itemid-fix/}{queryfull}

Redirect is set to internal redirect and Request only is checked.

Is this possible? If so can you advise how I can achieve it?

Regards
D

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6 years 10 months ago #6538 by admin
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Hi D,
it is not clearwhat you need, but if you write here the redirect you need (OLD URL -> NEW URL) I will write you the rule.

Kind regards,
Luigi

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6 years 10 months ago #6542 by sitewideuk
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Hi Luigi,

Basicly I have had to create a menu item with the alias menu-itemid-fix which produces a url like www.mydomain.com/menu-itemid-fix/myurl - I want the url to be www.mydomain.com/blog/myurl - thus the menu-itemid-fix part of the url should display as blog.

I hope that makes sense?

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6 years 9 months ago #6556 by admin
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Hi D,
sorry for delay (I am busy with a new project). Try a rule as follow (literally):
From URL: ^/blog/myurl$
To URL: {scheme}://{siteurl}/menu-itemid-fix/myurl
Request only: true (checked)

It should redirect www.mydomain.com/blog/myurl to www.mydomain.com/menu-itemid-fix/myurl. If it works you can change the redirect type from 301 to 200 (internal, only works in Enterprise version) so the browser will stay on the first URL (the redirect happens on the server side).

Kind regards,
Luigi

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