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Redirect to new url and new query string with apache

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I'm trying to write an Apache rule that will redirect a URL that contains a query string, to another URL (sightly different baseline URL) with a different query string.

I am a noob, but at the moment my file contains working examples that look like this:

RewriteCond %HTTP_HOST "^example.*" [NC]
RewriteCond %REQUEST_URI "^/test/this/" [NC]
RewriteRule ^/.*$ http://page.demo.com/help/me/pretty-please/ [L,R=301]

In our case, this results in http://example.website.com/test/this
being redirected to
http://page.demo.com/help/me/pretty-please/

However, we now need to redirect something like

http://example.website.com/subdir/subdir2/?firstquerystring

to

http://page.demo.com/secondsubdir/third/?secondtimestring

I have tried using the same rewrite conditions as above, but as the URLs contain query strings this doesn't really work. Also, I have tried to use [NE] at the end but this doesn't work either.

Does anyone have ideas about how I could do this? It looks fairly straightforward, but I know that looks can be deceiving.

Best

apache

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asked Mar 21 at 17:09

Adam GaudryAdam Gaudry

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I'm trying to write an Apache rule that will redirect a URL that contains a query string, to another URL (sightly different baseline URL) with a different query string.

I am a noob, but at the moment my file contains working examples that look like this:

RewriteCond %HTTP_HOST "^example.*" [NC]
RewriteCond %REQUEST_URI "^/test/this/" [NC]
RewriteRule ^/.*$ http://page.demo.com/help/me/pretty-please/ [L,R=301]

In our case, this results in http://example.website.com/test/this
being redirected to
http://page.demo.com/help/me/pretty-please/

However, we now need to redirect something like

http://example.website.com/subdir/subdir2/?firstquerystring

to

http://page.demo.com/secondsubdir/third/?secondtimestring

I have tried using the same rewrite conditions as above, but as the URLs contain query strings this doesn't really work. Also, I have tried to use [NE] at the end but this doesn't work either.

Does anyone have ideas about how I could do this? It looks fairly straightforward, but I know that looks can be deceiving.

Best

apache

share|improve this question

asked Mar 21 at 17:09

Adam GaudryAdam Gaudry

32

add a comment | 

I'm trying to write an Apache rule that will redirect a URL that contains a query string, to another URL (sightly different baseline URL) with a different query string.

I am a noob, but at the moment my file contains working examples that look like this:

RewriteCond %HTTP_HOST "^example.*" [NC]
RewriteCond %REQUEST_URI "^/test/this/" [NC]
RewriteRule ^/.*$ http://page.demo.com/help/me/pretty-please/ [L,R=301]

In our case, this results in http://example.website.com/test/this
being redirected to
http://page.demo.com/help/me/pretty-please/

However, we now need to redirect something like

http://example.website.com/subdir/subdir2/?firstquerystring

to

http://page.demo.com/secondsubdir/third/?secondtimestring

I have tried using the same rewrite conditions as above, but as the URLs contain query strings this doesn't really work. Also, I have tried to use [NE] at the end but this doesn't work either.

Does anyone have ideas about how I could do this? It looks fairly straightforward, but I know that looks can be deceiving.

Best

apache

share|improve this question

asked Mar 21 at 17:09

Adam GaudryAdam Gaudry

32

RewriteCond %HTTP_HOST "^example.*" [NC]
RewriteCond %REQUEST_URI "^/test/this/" [NC]
RewriteRule ^/.*$ http://page.demo.com/help/me/pretty-please/ [L,R=301]

share|improve this question

asked Mar 21 at 17:09

Adam GaudryAdam Gaudry

32

share|improve this question

asked Mar 21 at 17:09

Adam GaudryAdam Gaudry

32

asked Mar 21 at 17:09

Adam GaudryAdam Gaudry

32

asked Mar 21 at 17:09

Adam GaudryAdam Gaudry

32