Help with a regex

  • Resolved flizzywp

    (@flizzywp)


    5 years, 6 months ago

    Hello,

    I use the following regex for a redirect right now:

    /code-examples/android/(.*)
    /tutorials/android/$1/

    Is there a way to redirect just /code-examples/ (without android/) to the 2nd URL as well (with a placeholder after that)? From my logic, this would break the first redirect, because then it would send /code-examples/android/ to /code-examples/android/android

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  • Thread Starter flizzywp

    (@flizzywp)

    5 years, 6 months ago

    As an example.

    /code-examples/android/page1

    and

    /code-examples/page1

    should both go to

    /tutorials/android/page1

    CB

    (@cbrandt)

    5 years, 6 months ago

    I’d try to create 2 redirects and give them different positions. Since only one redirect is triggered by URL, it should be an order so that the second redirect is only triggered if the first isn’t. For example:

    Source: ^/code-examples/android/(.*)
Target: /tutorials/android/$1/
Position: 100
    Source: ^/code-examples/(.*)
Target: /tutorials/android/$1/
Position: 101

    I hope it works. Good luck!

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    Thread Starter flizzywp

    (@flizzywp)

    5 years, 6 months ago

    Oh, I didn’t know I could do that with order! Thank you!

    Thread Starter flizzywp

    (@flizzywp)

    5 years, 6 months ago

    Actually, it only works IF something is behind the last slash, otherwise it doesn’t work. https://codinginflow.com/code-examples/android
    redirects me to /code-examples/android/android.
    But only WITHOUT the trailing slash. It redirects properly with the trailing slash, but it redirects me to /tutorials/android// (with 2 trailing slashes). Any idea what could be the reason?

    /code-examples/ also does only work with a trailing slash.

    It seems like it NEEDS something to put into the placeholders. How can I make it support redirects if the placeholders are empty?

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    Thread Starter flizzywp

    (@flizzywp)

    5 years, 5 months ago

    If someone is interested, the following combined regex solved my problems:
    /code-examples(?:/android|)(?:/?(.*)|\b)

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