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=== '''Redirecting URLs:'''<br/> ===
 
=== '''Redirecting URLs:'''<br/> ===
  
Always include a trailing slash ''( / )'' for URL redirect: [http://www.example.com/ '''www.example.com/''']
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Always include a trailing slash ''( / )'' for URL redirect: [http://www.example.com/ <b>www.example.com/</b>]
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=== '''Redirecting sub-directories:'''<br/> ===
 
=== '''Redirecting sub-directories:'''<br/> ===
  
When redirecting subdirectories to a website, specify the subdirectory or the path to the subdirectory relative to the document root. Begin the path with a slash ('''/''') and end with a trailing slash ('''\''').s'''/'''''subdirectory/anothersubdirectory'''''/'''1
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When redirecting subdirectories to a website, specify the subdirectory or the path to the subdirectory relative to the document root.
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Begin the path with a slash ('''/''') and end with a trailing slash ('''\''') (E.g. s'''/'''''subdirectory/anothersubdirectory'''''/'''1)

Latest revision as of 09:15, 18 February 2014

Use R and L flags for URL redirects. For directory redirect use L flags.


Redirecting URLs:

Always include a trailing slash ( / ) for URL redirect: www.example.com/


Redirecting sub-directories:

When redirecting subdirectories to a website, specify the subdirectory or the path to the subdirectory relative to the document root.

Begin the path with a slash (/) and end with a trailing slash (\) (E.g. s/subdirectory/anothersubdirectory/1)