Permalinks/archives redirect

  • chutney

    (@chutney)


    20 years ago

    I’ve seen the threads on redirecting from old MT permalinks to the new WP permalinks. Here’s the hitch: I just switched to a new host so I could install WP, so I don’t have MT installed at the new host. Thus, I can’t use the rebuild/script hack. Unless I reinstall MT, which isn’t going to happen. 😉
    Is there a way I can structure my WP permalinks so that it will be easy to do a .htaccess redirect from my MT /archives folder? (MT archives look something like 000xxx.html, where xxx is the post ID.)

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  • Thread Starter chutney

    (@chutney)

    20 years ago

    bump

    skippy

    (@skippy)

    20 years ago

    I haven’t jumped on the .htaccess rewrite bandwagon, but I think you’re probably going to need to make individual rewrite rules for each archive entry.
    Or you could take the easy out and make a rewrite rule that directs people to a page announcing ‘the archives have been shuffled up and would you please use the search feature instead thank you’.

    Thread Starter chutney

    (@chutney)

    20 years ago

    That’s brilliant. I just had a “why didn’t I think of that?” moment!

    Thread Starter chutney

    (@chutney)

    20 years ago

    Figured it out. Added this to the .htaccess:
    RewriteBase /archives
    RewriteRule ^archives/000([0-9]+)?.html$ http://www.myirony.com/index.php?p=$1 [R=permanent]

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