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10 years 5 months ago - 10 years 5 months ago #1826 by jrodgar
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if you have stored the oldid and the newid, you could use the placeholder tableselect to get one based on the other. at least it seems so

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If you have joomla on the root domain (domain.com), and the url rewriting for deleting the index.php is activated... do you need the ErrorDocument 404 directive? Some example of this?
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10 years 5 months ago #1827 by maspegren
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We don't have the oldid stored anywhere. We just copied over the products and articles and each article received a new ID when it was created in Joomla. If it isn't as simple as putting the old URL in the From and the new URL in the To, then it probably won't work for us anyway. Thanks for trying though.

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10 years 5 months ago #1831 by admin
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Just for information,
for 30 / 40 links it seems reasonable to add a rule for each redirect. But if you had 1000 old URLs maybe a table to map old -> new id could be a good solution to use just one ReDJ redirection rule (macros allow to build destination dynamically).

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Luigi

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10 years 5 months ago #1832 by maspegren
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Right, which is fine with me. I was just looking for an extension I could create these redirects with so we didn't have to create them outside of Joomla.

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10 years 5 months ago #1835 by admin
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If you have more questions you are welcome.

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Luigi

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