Hello Kenneth,
A way is see the 4 and dir as string argument from the url and read this
from the index function, then check that string argument, and apply a
conditional.
This was not tested, but I think that works for you needs:
def index():
argument = request.args[0]
if argument == '4':
#redirect if 4 value
redirect('/',301)
elif argument == 'dir':
#redirect if dir value
redirect('/',301)
else:
pass
return dict()
2014-06-24 4:27 GMT-04:30 Kenneth <[email protected]>:
> I would like to redirect these two links:
> www.mydomain.com/4 and www.mydomain.com/dir for fixing backlinks I
> previously had for SEO purpose.
>
> I've tried to redirect from the controller but it didn't work.
> --
> def 4():
> redirect('/',301)
> def dir():
> redirect('/',301)
> --
> Obviously this is not possible since dir is a reserved keyword and 4 is
> integer.
>
> Anyway to redirect these two?
>
> Thank you.
>
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