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Is there way to redirect to sub folder a URL with .htaccess
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How can I redirect if in URL exist /hr or /en to subfolder hr or en but URL to stay same?
URL examples:
https://www.example.com/hr/services
https://www.example.com/hr/blog/installing-iis-8
.htaccess
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How can I redirect if in URL exist /hr or /en to subfolder hr or en but URL to stay same?
URL examples:
https://www.example.com/hr/services
https://www.example.com/hr/blog/installing-iis-8
.htaccess
It is unclear what you actually ask. Please take the time to revise your question and improve its precision or add information: you are probably asking for a way to "rewrite", not to "redirect", since you want to visible URL to stay unaltered. But what to you mean by "subfolder" here? What subfolder? Where? And why is the/hr/
in the URL not perfectly fine to enter a subfolder?
– arkascha
Mar 28 at 0:34
Apart from that: there are thousands of answers here on SO explaining how to rewrite request URL for an apache server. If none of all those answers helped you to solve your task then you need to explain why that is, what is different in your case, why the existing answers do not answer your question. Otherwise you only ask us to repeat existing questions which hardly makes any sense.
– arkascha
Mar 28 at 0:35
If I am using root -> subfolder hr so if in URL exist /hr/ to read subfolder hr index.php but URL to stay same. Same as will call subfolder if in URL example.com/hr but I want to read subfolder and if have anything after /hr/
– Flegy
Mar 28 at 0:40
Try the solutions from this link:
– NewOnStackoverflow
Mar 28 at 7:35
1
So the actual issue is not rewriting to a folder (which is not required, since the path prefix/hr/
already targets exactly that subfolder), but that you want to execute a fileindex.php
when the folder itself is the target of the URL? That is not even mentioned in your question above... Please take a look at theDocumentIndex
in the documentation of the apache http server and consolt existing for answers to how to add a "trailing slash" by means of rewriting.
– arkascha
Mar 28 at 8:49
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show 1 more comment
How can I redirect if in URL exist /hr or /en to subfolder hr or en but URL to stay same?
URL examples:
https://www.example.com/hr/services
https://www.example.com/hr/blog/installing-iis-8
.htaccess
How can I redirect if in URL exist /hr or /en to subfolder hr or en but URL to stay same?
URL examples:
https://www.example.com/hr/services
https://www.example.com/hr/blog/installing-iis-8
.htaccess
.htaccess
asked Mar 27 at 19:57
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It is unclear what you actually ask. Please take the time to revise your question and improve its precision or add information: you are probably asking for a way to "rewrite", not to "redirect", since you want to visible URL to stay unaltered. But what to you mean by "subfolder" here? What subfolder? Where? And why is the/hr/
in the URL not perfectly fine to enter a subfolder?
– arkascha
Mar 28 at 0:34
Apart from that: there are thousands of answers here on SO explaining how to rewrite request URL for an apache server. If none of all those answers helped you to solve your task then you need to explain why that is, what is different in your case, why the existing answers do not answer your question. Otherwise you only ask us to repeat existing questions which hardly makes any sense.
– arkascha
Mar 28 at 0:35
If I am using root -> subfolder hr so if in URL exist /hr/ to read subfolder hr index.php but URL to stay same. Same as will call subfolder if in URL example.com/hr but I want to read subfolder and if have anything after /hr/
– Flegy
Mar 28 at 0:40
Try the solutions from this link:
– NewOnStackoverflow
Mar 28 at 7:35
1
So the actual issue is not rewriting to a folder (which is not required, since the path prefix/hr/
already targets exactly that subfolder), but that you want to execute a fileindex.php
when the folder itself is the target of the URL? That is not even mentioned in your question above... Please take a look at theDocumentIndex
in the documentation of the apache http server and consolt existing for answers to how to add a "trailing slash" by means of rewriting.
– arkascha
Mar 28 at 8:49
|
show 1 more comment
It is unclear what you actually ask. Please take the time to revise your question and improve its precision or add information: you are probably asking for a way to "rewrite", not to "redirect", since you want to visible URL to stay unaltered. But what to you mean by "subfolder" here? What subfolder? Where? And why is the/hr/
in the URL not perfectly fine to enter a subfolder?
– arkascha
Mar 28 at 0:34
Apart from that: there are thousands of answers here on SO explaining how to rewrite request URL for an apache server. If none of all those answers helped you to solve your task then you need to explain why that is, what is different in your case, why the existing answers do not answer your question. Otherwise you only ask us to repeat existing questions which hardly makes any sense.
– arkascha
Mar 28 at 0:35
If I am using root -> subfolder hr so if in URL exist /hr/ to read subfolder hr index.php but URL to stay same. Same as will call subfolder if in URL example.com/hr but I want to read subfolder and if have anything after /hr/
– Flegy
Mar 28 at 0:40
Try the solutions from this link:
– NewOnStackoverflow
Mar 28 at 7:35
1
So the actual issue is not rewriting to a folder (which is not required, since the path prefix/hr/
already targets exactly that subfolder), but that you want to execute a fileindex.php
when the folder itself is the target of the URL? That is not even mentioned in your question above... Please take a look at theDocumentIndex
in the documentation of the apache http server and consolt existing for answers to how to add a "trailing slash" by means of rewriting.
– arkascha
Mar 28 at 8:49
It is unclear what you actually ask. Please take the time to revise your question and improve its precision or add information: you are probably asking for a way to "rewrite", not to "redirect", since you want to visible URL to stay unaltered. But what to you mean by "subfolder" here? What subfolder? Where? And why is the
/hr/
in the URL not perfectly fine to enter a subfolder?– arkascha
Mar 28 at 0:34
It is unclear what you actually ask. Please take the time to revise your question and improve its precision or add information: you are probably asking for a way to "rewrite", not to "redirect", since you want to visible URL to stay unaltered. But what to you mean by "subfolder" here? What subfolder? Where? And why is the
/hr/
in the URL not perfectly fine to enter a subfolder?– arkascha
Mar 28 at 0:34
Apart from that: there are thousands of answers here on SO explaining how to rewrite request URL for an apache server. If none of all those answers helped you to solve your task then you need to explain why that is, what is different in your case, why the existing answers do not answer your question. Otherwise you only ask us to repeat existing questions which hardly makes any sense.
– arkascha
Mar 28 at 0:35
Apart from that: there are thousands of answers here on SO explaining how to rewrite request URL for an apache server. If none of all those answers helped you to solve your task then you need to explain why that is, what is different in your case, why the existing answers do not answer your question. Otherwise you only ask us to repeat existing questions which hardly makes any sense.
– arkascha
Mar 28 at 0:35
If I am using root -> subfolder hr so if in URL exist /hr/ to read subfolder hr index.php but URL to stay same. Same as will call subfolder if in URL example.com/hr but I want to read subfolder and if have anything after /hr/
– Flegy
Mar 28 at 0:40
If I am using root -> subfolder hr so if in URL exist /hr/ to read subfolder hr index.php but URL to stay same. Same as will call subfolder if in URL example.com/hr but I want to read subfolder and if have anything after /hr/
– Flegy
Mar 28 at 0:40
Try the solutions from this link:
– NewOnStackoverflow
Mar 28 at 7:35
Try the solutions from this link:
– NewOnStackoverflow
Mar 28 at 7:35
1
1
So the actual issue is not rewriting to a folder (which is not required, since the path prefix
/hr/
already targets exactly that subfolder), but that you want to execute a file index.php
when the folder itself is the target of the URL? That is not even mentioned in your question above... Please take a look at the DocumentIndex
in the documentation of the apache http server and consolt existing for answers to how to add a "trailing slash" by means of rewriting.– arkascha
Mar 28 at 8:49
So the actual issue is not rewriting to a folder (which is not required, since the path prefix
/hr/
already targets exactly that subfolder), but that you want to execute a file index.php
when the folder itself is the target of the URL? That is not even mentioned in your question above... Please take a look at the DocumentIndex
in the documentation of the apache http server and consolt existing for answers to how to add a "trailing slash" by means of rewriting.– arkascha
Mar 28 at 8:49
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It is unclear what you actually ask. Please take the time to revise your question and improve its precision or add information: you are probably asking for a way to "rewrite", not to "redirect", since you want to visible URL to stay unaltered. But what to you mean by "subfolder" here? What subfolder? Where? And why is the
/hr/
in the URL not perfectly fine to enter a subfolder?– arkascha
Mar 28 at 0:34
Apart from that: there are thousands of answers here on SO explaining how to rewrite request URL for an apache server. If none of all those answers helped you to solve your task then you need to explain why that is, what is different in your case, why the existing answers do not answer your question. Otherwise you only ask us to repeat existing questions which hardly makes any sense.
– arkascha
Mar 28 at 0:35
If I am using root -> subfolder hr so if in URL exist /hr/ to read subfolder hr index.php but URL to stay same. Same as will call subfolder if in URL example.com/hr but I want to read subfolder and if have anything after /hr/
– Flegy
Mar 28 at 0:40
Try the solutions from this link:
– NewOnStackoverflow
Mar 28 at 7:35
1
So the actual issue is not rewriting to a folder (which is not required, since the path prefix
/hr/
already targets exactly that subfolder), but that you want to execute a fileindex.php
when the folder itself is the target of the URL? That is not even mentioned in your question above... Please take a look at theDocumentIndex
in the documentation of the apache http server and consolt existing for answers to how to add a "trailing slash" by means of rewriting.– arkascha
Mar 28 at 8:49