Hi,

please give me the entire URL and the URL you want to have, because I mean that I'm not quite right with what you want...

All the lines about correction of url of joomsef output url's in the htaccess are from me on all forums.

I ve started to post about htaccess while some stealers expect to sell a f""""ing files for Sef url (which never ever worked...)

so I think there is no problem to match your requirement, I just need a concrete example.


Example, using joomsef, you have this:

www.your-site.com/section/category/article.html

this is your strip, no?

www.your-site.com/section/category/article-2.html

The 2 lines I have given are OK...

Otherwise let me know what is the URL target and what you want to redirect.<br><br>Post edited by: psyko, at: 2007/04/30 22:29

Yes Pascal I remember now that I saw your shop in the signature, from a french forum that I used to Google translate to figure out what you guys have been discussing there :) Eventually I found this rule and applied it to my site ,and it work for content items, for example:

www.b r a c info.com/fr/povlja/appartements-povlja.htm

but for all the other, non content item urls the problem remained, for example:

www.b r a c info.com/fr/povlja/ (a valid category url)
www.b r a c info.com/fr/povlja/2.htm (duplicate url created by artio)
www.b r a c info.com/fr/povlja/3.htm (duplicate url created by artio)

those 2,3,etc.htm's were not stripped out for categories.
Hope this makes it a little clearer.
Kind regards,
Zeljko

Post edited by: dalmatino, at: 2007/04/30 22:39

So obviously I want www.b r a c info.com/fr/povlja/2.htm to be redirected to www.b r a c info.com/fr/povlja/

Post edited by: dalmatino, at: 2007/04/30 22:40

Post edited by: dalmatino, at: 2007/04/30 22:42<br><br>Post edited by: dalmatino, at: 2007/04/30 22:43

Hi, this is the second line rule...

RewriteRule ^(.*)/[0-9]+.html$ YOUR-SITE/$1.html [L,R=301]


After the (.*) it's a slash / and wil solve your /n.htm and redirect it too the target via R301.

Apply this line, can not see where it's the problem

Let me know if solved.

ok Pascal, it is possible that i applied only the first line.
Just one more question, does this rewrite rule have any negative impact on the speed of the site?
Kind regards,
Zeljko

try this it must work

this is the second line rule to strip duplicate...

RewriteRule ^(.*)[0-9]+$ YOUR-SITE/$1.html [L,R=301]

IT will look if any url ends with /any-number.html and rewrite it with just /

Concerning speed, it will affect a little bit but not enough to decrease the site speed...

Let me know if it works

OK I've found it

Replace the second line with this one, IT works GREAT !!!

RewriteRule ^(.*)[0-9]+.html$ localhost/$1 [L,R=301]

See you soon, i'll contact you by email directly on your mail adress of your site

Post edited by: psyko, at: 2007/04/30 23:16<br><br>Post edited by: psyko, at: 2007/04/30 23:17