Mr_worm1
(Mr worm)
January 12, 2011, 10:37am
1
I have a URL, which I want to redirect and then delete as it is no longer needed! This is the URL.
Which I want to redirect to:
www.mydomain/surveys/sats/index.htm
If I go into Transmit - view the invisible files and open the .htaccess file in text edit and add:
Is this correct? If so will the redirect take place immediately or is there anything else I need to do?
I also have a .htaccess_FULL.txt file in my root folder. Is this the same thing?
Many thanks
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waltd
(Walter Davis)
January 12, 2011, 1:00pm
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If you leave the # at the beginning of the line, then no. The # comments out the rest of that line, and the server ignores it. In order to work (usually) the file also must be named .htaccess with nothing else in its filename.
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Mr_worm1
(Mr worm)
January 12, 2011, 3:53pm
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Thank you Walt
The correct string is actually (without #) at the start of the:
redirect 301 /surveys/logistics/logistics.htm http://www.mydomain.co.uk/surveys/sats/index.htm
NOTE:
The command must be on a new line if the syntax is wrong the entire website may stop functioning, so TEST after you have made an changes to htaccess.
is comment which means that line is ignored
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