HTacess 301 redirect with special characters
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Hello moz community !
I would to make a special 301 redirection through my htaccess file. I am a total noob concerning regexp and 301 redirection.
I would like to redirect(301) this url :
http://www.legipermis.com/stages-points/">http://www.legipermis.com/stages-points/</a></p>;
yes yes it's in the index of google, this strange url includes the last ;
to
http://www.legipermis.com/stages-points/
I have already include a canonical tag by security, i would like to remove url with a 301 redirection and by remove this url through GWT (but the removal tool can't "eat' this kind of URL)
Please consider the fact that i am not an expert about 301 redirections and regexps. No 301 redirect generator works properly for such a strange URL (which triggers content duplication corrected anyway with canonical tag).
Thanks for your help.
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Use your website underlaying website programming language to redirect these url to correct one. As i have did the same way to do the trick. eg: ifsc-codes.in/HDFC-BANK-LTD-CHAITANYAA-NAGAR-RAIGARH-M-P-IFSC-CODE.html so it is redirecting to http://ifsc-codes.in/hdfc-bank/madhya-pradesh/rajgarh/chaitanyaa-nagar-raigarh-m-p-branch-ifsc-code . I hope this will work in your case as well.
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