Hi,

I'm not sure if this topic exist and I'm not sure if this is possible to create 1 rule and applies to all. What I'm trying to do is. I have so many different urls but usually they have the same end and I want the last end which is "all" to be remove on new/redirect url. for example

from source
www.domain.com/directory/ottawa/food/restaurant/all
www.domain.com/directory/toronto/food/bakery/all
www.domain.com/directory/montreal/multimedia/photography/all

to new url
www.domain.com/directory/ottawa/food/restaurant/
www.domain.com/directory/toronto/food/bakery/
www.domain.com/directory/montreal/multimedia/photography/

Is it possible to create 1 rule and applies to all?
source: http://{siteurl}/*/*/*/*/all*$
new: http://{siteurl}/*/*/*/*/

Hoping to see your soonest reply.

Thank you

Best regards,
Donald

Thank you for your previous response, I never ended up using the site is restructured now.

I'm trying to do something else though, and i'm struggling with placeholders

I have so many different urls but they have the same pattern. I would like to add a city parameter for each one based on the city in the path. For example:

from source
www.domain.com/directory/ottawa/food/restaurant/all
www.domain.com/directory/toronto/food/bakery/all
www.domain.com/directory/kitchener-waterloo/multimedia/photography/all

to new url
www.domain.com/directory/ottawa/food/restaurant/all?cf43[0]=ottawa
www.domain.com/directory/toronto/food/bakery/all?cf43[0]=toronto
www.domain.com/directory/kitchener-waterloo/multimedia/photography/all?cf43[0]=kitchener-waterloo

Notice how the cf43[0]=<city> is the same as the city in /directory/<city>. Also note that there is no space after cf43, but the editor in this forum shows that there is for some reason.


Is it possible to create 1 rule and apply to all matching urls?

Here is what I did so far, but does not work. What am I doing wrong?

source: ^/directory/([a-zA-Z-]+)/(\w+)/(\w+)/all$
new: {scheme}://{host}/directory/${city}/${cat}/${subcat}/all\?cf43\[0\]\=${city}

placeholders:
city={preg_match 1}/directory\/([a-zA-Z-]+)\/{/preg_match}
cat={preg_match 1}/${city}/([a-zA-Z-]+)/{/preg_match}
subcat={preg_match 1}/${cat}/([a-zA-Z-]+)/{/preg_match}

Yes, I realize this is for Enterprise version, and I just purchased it to try this rule out.

I wasn't sure what other rule may work for my case. Do you know of any other rule that would work?