Hello, I am looking to see if there is some sort of wildcard I can put into place in my xml file for redirects. I currently have a redirect.xml file in the root of my site. If an old url is entered into a browser this redirect.xml file is searched first and then will redirect to what we want it to. What I'm looking for is a wildcard type way of doing it. For example, on our old site we have pages such as www.mysite.com/newsroom/pressrelease1.aspx, www.mysite.com/newsroom/pressrelease2.aspx, www.mysite.com/newsroom/pressrelease3.aspx, www.mysite.com/newsroom/pressrelease4.aspx, etc...
I'm looking to implement a wildcard redirect, so that anything with www.mysite.com/newsroom/* will redirect to one landing page such as www.mynewsite.com/newsroom/home.aspx We currently have a solution in place for redirects on a specific page basis, but are looking for a wildcard solution as well....here is what we currently have which works perfectly: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <pages> <page><oldurl>%2fpeopleandculture%2fcareers%2fopportunities.aspx</ oldurl><newurl>/peopleandculture/opportunities</newurl></page> <page><oldurl>%2fpeopleandculture%2fcareers%2fbeforeapplying.aspx</ oldurl><newurl>/peopleandculture/opportunities/beforeapplying.aspx</ newurl></page> <page><oldurl>%2fpeopleandculture%2fcareers%2frecruiting</ oldurl><newurl>/peopleandculture/recruiting</newurl></page> <page><oldurl>%2fpeopleandculture%2fcareers%2frecruiting %2fstudents.aspx</oldurl><newurl>/peopleandculture/recruiting/ students.aspx</newurl></page> <page><oldurl>%2fpeopleandculture%2fcareers%2frecruiting %2fmilitary.aspx</oldurl><newurl>/peopleandculture/recruiting/ military.aspx</newurl></page> <page><oldurl>%2fpeopleandculture%2fcareers%2frecruiting %2fdiversity.aspx</oldurl><newurl>/peopleandculture/recruiting/ diversity.aspx</newurl></page> <page><oldurl>%2fpeopleandculture%2fcareers%2fwhyexelon</ oldurl><newurl>/peopleandculture/whyexelon</newurl></page> <page><oldurl>%2fpeopleandculture%2fcareers%2fwhyexelon %2fprofessionaldevelopment.aspx</oldurl><newurl>/peopleandculture/ whyexelon/professionaldevelopment.aspx</newurl></page> <page><oldurl>%2fpeopleandculture%2fcareers%2fwhyexelon %2fcompensation.aspx</oldurl><newurl>/peopleandculture/whyexelon/ compensation.aspx</newurl></page> <page><oldurl>%2fpeopleandculture%2fcareers%2fwhyexelon %2fbenefits.aspx</oldurl><newurl>peopleandculture/whyexelon/ compensation.aspx</newurl></page> </pages> Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "DotNetDevelopment, VB.NET, C# .NET, ADO.NET, ASP.NET, XML, XML Web Services,.NET Remoting" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/dotnetdevelopment?hl=en?hl=en or visit the group website at http://megasolutions.net
