Isapi rewrite syntax for partial link redirects
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I need to redirect a number of partial (incomplete) redirects. The listing in Google Webmaster Tools looks like this:
learn/how_to_dr learn/howtodrea/a learn/ingredie.. learn/step_by_step_instruc
When I try and use Isapi to redirect these, It does not work. Is there a specific syntax I need to do to accomplish this?
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Hi Angie,
I am using Helicon ISAPI Redirect for our redirects.
Here is a simple example of the redirect synatx:
RewriteRule ^policies/return_policy/ /shop/returns/ [R=301,L]
RewriteRule ^policies/ / [R=301,L]
I would LOVE a way to save some of these incoming links:
learn/tutorials/how-to-cur
Thanks for the help!
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Hi Josh,
Are you using IIS URL Rewrites (web.config) or ISAPII filters (httpd.ini)? Can you post the rewrite rules you created, so we can see what syntax you're using?
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Hi Edward.
I don't that that will help. I have both of those types of redirects set up and working already. My issue are partial links.
Thanks though
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Is this any good? http://www.seoconsultants.com/windows/isapi/301/
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