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Generating redirect 301 15 years, 2 months ago #7945

y2ksw
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Joomla: latest; JoomSEF: latest
Posts: 20

I need to generate manually redirects (301).

After migration of a portal to Joomla, I have thousands of old URL's to insert in the sefmoved table. The problem I encounter are the missing entries in the sefurls table, since those seem to be inserted on the fly.

My initial idea was to"click" the pages by using the Joomla URL, e.g.:

$url = "index.php?option=com_content&catid=$rs[catid]&id=$rs[id]&view=article";

with cURL, but this seems not to insert the URL. If it would work, it would be an excellent solution in order to avoid "understanding" JoomSEF. With the help of the new entries I would then have filled properly the sefmoved table.

Question:
- How to I create a new entry in the sefurls table from a PHP script without getting mad?

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Last Edit: 15 years, 2 months ago by y2ksw.

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Re:Generating redirect 301 15 years, 2 months ago #7969

y2ksw OFFLINE Joomla: latest; JoomSEF: latest Posts: 20	Ok I got it ... it's not possible. ;)
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Re:Generating redirect 301 15 years, 2 months ago #8031

jaku	Hi, yes, you are right - so far JoomSEF can only handle "in-site" URL, that means URLs that are handed to Joomla to be processed. Anyway, we plan to add .htaccess editing feature to JoomSEF, so, please, stay tuned to us.
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Re:Generating redirect 301 15 years, 2 months ago #8049

y2ksw
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Well, it's not 100% true. I achieved what I wanted in several steps:

Insert articles in Joomla via script (saves also the import ID)
Insert old URL into article alias
Run a spider (JoomSEF creates new links into database)
Run the following code

 
$SQL = "SELECT id, catid, import_id, `alias`
    FROM jos_content
    WHERE import_id>0
        AND `alias`>''";
$rss = $db->query_read($SQL);
while($rs = $db->fetch($rss))
{
    $SQL = "DELETE
        FROM jos_sefmoved
        WHERE old='$rs[alias]'";
    $db->query_write($SQL);
    $SQL = "SELECT sefurl
        FROM jos_sefurls
        WHERE origurl='index.php?option=com_content&catid=$rs[catid]&id=$rs[id]&view=article'";
    $rs2 = $db->query_first($SQL);
    if(!$rs2)
    {
    	continue;
    }
    $SQL = "INSERT INTO jos_sefmoved (
            old,
            new
        ) VALUES (
            '$rs[alias]',
            '$rs2[sefurl]'
        )";
    $db->query_write($SQL);
}
$db->free($rss);

Done :)

So now if somebody types the old URL, they get the new location error free and without messing with the .htaccess file, which would be anyway very unhandy, given thousands of articles.

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