.htaccess problem

Posted by londonhogfan, 09-23-2008, 02:05 AM
hi, I'm having quite a problem with my site on google. I rushed into things and have had to restructure the site so now I have a lot of missing pages on google. I am trying to forward all the bad pages to the correct ones, but there are a few hundred. Is there an easier way than doing what I'm doing? Redirect 301 /db/coaching-results/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/CoachDetails.php?coach=15 mydomaincom/coaching-records/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/ Redirect 301 /db/coaching-results/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/CoachDetails.php?coach=23 mydomaincom/coaching-records/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/ Redirect 301 /db/coaching-results/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/CoachDetails.php?coach=24 mydomaincom/coaching-records/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/ Redirect 301 /db/coaching-results/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/CoachDetails.php?coach=25 mydomaincom/coaching-records/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/ Redirect 301 /db/coaching-results/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/CoachDetails.php?coach=29 mydomaincom/coaching-records/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/ Redirect 301 /db/coaching-results/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/CoachingResults.php mydomaincom/coaching-records/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/ Redirect 301 /db/coaching-results/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/GameSearch.php mydomaincom/coaching-records/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/ Redirect 301 /db/coaching-results/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/Opponents.php mydomaincom/coaching-records/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/ Redirect 301 /db/coaching-results/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/Players.php mydomaincom/coaching-records/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/ Redirect 301 /db/coaching-results/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/Polls.php mydomaincom/coaching-records/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/ Redirect 301 /db/coaching-results/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/YearlyResults.php mydomaincom/coaching-records/1/John-Clinton-Futrall/ basically I had some links coming after "John-Clinton-Futrall" on the template and it has added it for many, many pages. I need to change all directories from "coaching-results" to "coaching-records" and then remove anything coming after the "/" following "Futrall" Thanks for any help.

Posted by Jatinder, 09-23-2008, 02:43 AM
Try this:

Posted by londonhogfan, 09-23-2008, 09:25 AM
thanks for this. does this do a 301 redirect? Is it possible to make it work where the "1" and "john-clinton-Futrall" changes. example... there is a /3/different-name/, /4/another-name/, etc so anytime the site has db/coaching-results/#/aaa-bbb-ccc/~ it should redirect to db/coaching-records/#/aaa-bbb/ccc/ Thanks for your time.

Posted by foobic, 09-23-2008, 07:27 PM
It would be a 302 by default. Here's a tweaked version:

Posted by londonhogfan, 09-23-2008, 08:19 PM
thats working much better. My only problem now is that is still leaves the "?coach=15" or anything after ".php" thanks for helping me out on this.

Posted by foobic, 09-23-2008, 08:34 PM
No problem. A final ? should clear the query string:

Posted by londonhogfan, 09-23-2008, 09:03 PM
perfect! Thanks again.

Posted by mod_webhosting, 09-24-2008, 07:13 AM
Because of the how regular expression works, more efficient way would be: Both RewriteRules do the same redirection. Benchmark: 10000 foobic's regular expression matchings: 0.117690086365 seconds 10000 my regular expression matchings: 0.0283961296082 seconds You'll be fine with either one you choose and you'll notice no speed difference. I'm just pointing out that efficiency should also be kept in mind while programming.

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