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Magento store admin modifies the page URLs or disables pages to prevent a 404 error. Step by Step Guide How To Create 301 Redirect In Magento 2
Many Times, Magento Store Admin needs to modify the page URLs or disable unnecessary pages in this case store admin can create 301 redirect in magento 2 for prevent 404 error.
Checkout Steps to Create 301 Redirect in Magento 2
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IIS URL Redirect da HTTP a HTTPS escludendo una o più cartelle
Se vi siete imbattuti in questo articolo, molto probabilmente significa che state cercando di trovare il modo di utilizzare le funzionalità di rewrite/redirect di IIS per reindirizzare tutte le richieste HTTP che arrivano sul vostro sito web su HTTPS SSL; visto che siete qui, daremo anche per scontato che stiate realizzando questo redirect con lo strumento IIS URL Rewrite (nel caso non sappiate cosa sia o se avete bisogno di aiuto per installarlo, date un'occhiata a quest'altro post). Per farla breve, ecco la regola di rewrite che probabilmente state cercando: Ora, cosa bisogna fare se volessimo escludere da questo redirect globale una o più cartelle (e tutto il loro contenuto), continuando a renderle accessibili tramite HTTP? Ecco un bel modo per creare un'eccezione alla regola di cui sopra aggiungendo una sola riga aggiuntiva: Come si può vedere, abbiamo sfruttato l'attributo negate="true" per creare un elemento input "escludente", ovvero che escluda dalla regola gli indirizzi che risultino positivi alla RegEx inserita: di conseguenza, nell'esempio di cui sopra, tutte le pagine incluse nella cartella /nossl/ continueranno ad essere accessibili tramite HTTP, senza che vi sia alcun redirect HTTPS / SSL. Inutile dire che è possibile aggiungere più elementi input al fine di escludere altre cartelle dal reindirizzamento obbligatorio HTTP-to-HTTPS. Per maggiori informazioni, consigliamo di dare un'occhiata alle seguenti risorse online che spiegano il funzionamento dello strumento IIS URL Rewrite di Microsoft: Using URL Rewrite Module 2.0 (documentazione, guide, tutorial ed esempi) URL Rewrite Module - Video Walkthrough URL Rewrite Module - Community Forum URL Rewrite Module - Download Page Per il momento è tutto: spero che questi due esempi possano essere d'aiuto ai tanti amministratori di sistema che si scontrano con questo tipo di problematiche. Alla prossima! Read the full article
IIS 7 Rule to Force Domains to WWW and Retain Protocol
Here’s a single IIS 7 Rewrite rule to force wildcard/filtered domains to WWW and retain the original protocol. We’ve tested and have moved this into production and it seems to be working very well. Previously our ColdFusion web application would do this, but moving this function to the web server is better/faster.
Can anyone identify any problems/shortcomings with this approach?
I've added some exclusions to ignore the rule for certain sub-domains "m, mobile, beta, secure*".
Using IIS URL Rewrite to block Googlebot requests for non-existent mobile sub-directories
I noticed many failed requests in my IIS log files for non-existent “/m/” and “/mobile/” sub-directories. These requests came only from Googlebot and I verified this by performing a reverse DNS lookup. I’m guessing that some popular framework out there generates separate mobile-friendly pages by doing this and Google is testing to see if the URL pattern works on every website.
Since many of our websites use URL rewriting, we were seeing application errors as a result of this path being added to the requests. Here’s a simple IIS7 URL Rewrite Rule that will block and return a 404NotFound message instead.
https://gist.github.com/JamoCA/f5682427ff196d060a73
Another rule option would be to rewrite the URL to remove the sub-directory from the path an issue a 301Redirect, but I thought it may be best to use 404 instead since there aren't any internal or 3rd party links to these non-existent mobile URLs.
Automatically Redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS on IIS 7 using URL Rewrite
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IIS 7 Web.Config Rules to Disable Hotlinking & Directory Listing
We use Emigre web fonts on some of our websites. Their license requires websites to disable hotlinking & directory listing, but they only provide instructions for Apache web server. http://www.emigre.com/EULWEB.php
Here are instructions on how to meet their licensing requirements using Microsoft IIS 7 and the URL Rewrite Module. Copy this web.config file to the local sub-directory where Emigre's WOFF & EOT files are hosted.
Hala Classic ASP kullanıyorsanız ve Url Rewrite nimetlerinden yararlanmak istiyorsanız bu dökümanımız size faydalı olacaktır.
Tuckey: Configuring urlrewrite to simulate a different path
This might be a rare occassion, but to all of us who dabbles in running and maintaining our own web server, path changes is bound to happen.
Earlier this month, one of the application path that I have been running - As example: mydomain.com/not/cool/ is to be changed to mydomain.com/cool/. However, there are links distributed around the internet that have been referring to the old convention.
So I resorted to Tuckey (yes, I am running Tomcat as my web server) to ensure old references will not break.
In the case you need Tuckey: http://www.tuckey.org/urlrewrite/
Urlrewrite rule =======================
<rule> <from>^/not/cool/(.*)</from> <to>/cool/$1</to> </rule>
The above rule allows any query or path defined after mydomain.com/not/cool/ to be treated as coming from mydomain.com/cool/ without user noticing.
