We want to be able to do something like allow a user to type "website.com/0431", where 0431 corresponds to a specific products manual and redirects to it. Is this possible with Shopify?
As of June 2022, you can indeed set up wildcard redirects in your Shopify store at the {your-shop}.myshopify.com/admin/redirects (or under Online Store > Navigation > View URL redirects).
The syntax for Redirect from: /support/*
The syntax for Redirect to: https://support.domain.com/global-search/*
No. It is not possible to do wildcard redirects in Shopify Admin.
Not with the built in redirects tool.
There are Shopify apps for that. I tried a couple of the top hits but there are no free ones.
From the Shopify help center:
If you want to create a lot of redirects, you can simplify this process using an app.
Source:
Redirects documentation at Shopify help center
While there are redirect capabilities in Shopify, you currently cannot do wildcard redirects (as of Mar 2018)
You can set up redirects in Shopify. There is a redirect setup mechanism built right into the Admin. Online Store -> Navigation -> URL Redirects.
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I moved a Prestashop (1.6) to a new domain. I see the shop at the new domain and can login in the admin panel, but al the product, categorie and other links of sub pages are not working. For all I see the message that I'm on a old link, but "'m still at the new domain.
I have changed the domain in the admin under Prefences -> SEO and URL's.
Any idea?
Like #Florian Lemaitre said try to do next:
On Prefences -> SEO and URL's switch Off and then On "Friendly URL", it will regenerate your .htaccess file.
On Performance tab clear Smarty cache.
Can you check your .htaccess file at the root of your website to see if it has been updated with the new domain ?
If not go back to SEO and URL's and save your configuration again. If the .htaccess is still not updated Prestashop might not have the required rights to edit it.
We have a CMS that powers over 2000 school websites. The admin sites for each of those websites are all under the same root domain, e.g. *.myadmin.com. We are working on integrating OneDrive File Picker on multiple pages in all of those admin sites.
We have an issue with the Redirect URLs in the API Settings. We tried to set the Root domain field to myadmin.com by setting Redirect URLs: to https://myadmin.com. In JavaScript, we initialize the File Picker like this:
WL.init({
client_id: window.OneDrive.clientId,
redirect_uri: ''
});
WL.fileDialog({
mode: "open",
select: "single"
});
That results in a popup window saying:
We're unable to complete your request. Microsoft account is experiencing technical problems. Please try again later.
In the address bar of the popup window, there's a further error description(url decoded):
error_description=The provided value for the input parameter 'redirect_uri' is not valid. The expected value is 'https://login.live.com/oauth20_desktop.srf' or a URL which matches the redirect URI registered for this client application.
Putting a specific url, like https://subdomain.myadmin.com/homepage, in the API Setting would make the Picker work on that specific page, but not on other pages. Looks like it's looking for an exact match. Obviously it's not practical for us to create a separate app for each page that uses OneDrive.
The problem can be solved by disabling Enhanced redirection security on the API Settings page. That option existed a few weeks ago when we created an app for development, but was marked as deprecated. Today when we created a new app for production, it wasn't there anymore, which I think is now enabled for all new apps.
We had a similar issue with Dropbox Drop-ins Chooser, but we were able to solve the problem by setting myadmin.com as the domain of the app.
Is there any work around for this problem?
Thanks for your help and suggestions.
The only way I could get this to work was
Make sure the exact single web page on a single domain is configured and working for one drive (the url running OneDrive needs to be correctly configured in Microsoft account Developer Center
Then use this page inside an iframe (even if it is a completely different domain)
then use postMessage to pass the data back to the parent iframe to utilise
a working copy (link may be removed at any time )
Testing OneDrive in an iframe
Other pertinent urls
browser support for postMessage
Browser support for postMessage on stackoverflow
postMessage documentation
Some example usage of postMessage
example usage of postMessage
another example of use of postMessage
You can add multiple Redirect URLs as long as all of them are in the same subdomain. Each redirection URL needs to be specified explicitly:
The bug with the Microsoft developer console mention is resolved if you put the root domain you want first, then the 2 sub domains.
Add 3 entires:
1. domain.com
2. sub1.domain.com
3. sub2.domain.com
I have WordPress installed in the root of a website, and recently enabled a custom permalink structure just for the sake of having good looking page URLs (only pages are used in this website, no posts at all — it's not a blog). Unfortunately this is causing some problems with other parts of the website, outside WordPress.
So I'd like to go the manual way: and redirect URLs like /my-page to /?page_id=32 just for a selected amount of pages. Is it possible to do that using the .htaccess file? What would the rules look like?
If you're redirecting pages from Wordpress to other URLs, you can use .htaccess. But it's probably easier to use a plugin to redirect rather than edit .htaccess.
See WordPress › Redirection « WordPress Plugins to easily set up redirects and log redirects, errors, and more.
I am renewing my web page and changing the site structure. It was in Asp and now it will be in Asp.Net
So page URLs will be modified. And some pages will be removed, some will be added. But mostly, the content and page names are same, only URLs will change.
The site has SEO work in it and we want to loose it minimum.Site is registered in Analytics and Webmaster Tools.
Google searches will end up blank pages and I don't want to loose my rank.
So I'm looking for a way to inform Google about new page URLs. Domain is same, only URLs. For example: the home page was /default.asp and now /home.aspx
Is there a way to tell Google that a particular URL address or page name has changed?
If all that is changing are the page URLs, Google Analytics cannot "know" that a page is the same, just with diferent URL.
But, you could apply a customized pageview using the _trackPageView() method, giving it the original url as parameter.
If you choose to do this, you will have to exclude the line that uses the method in the original GA code and apply it elsewhere, or pass the parameter to it directly with the orignial URL. All this is done in each page.
You can also read more about the method here.
For IIS (Asp.Net) you want to look into the following to find out how to do 301 redirects:
Response.RedirectPermanent(...) for redirecting from a page
or
"IIS 7 Routing Module and web.config" to set up bulk redirecting
I'd also suggest you consider supporting Search Engine Friendly (SEF) URLs while your making the move. The Routing Module can help you there as well.
You need to implement some form of 301 (301 is key) redirects. This way when google or any other search hits the old page, the index is refreshed with the new page. Asp.net allows you to do these redirects even at the IIS level, and where I'd suggest that they live. You'll also want to submit an up to date site map on webmaster tools.
Edit: Here's a good link on the redirects, http://www.iis.net/ConfigReference/system.webServer/httpRedirect
We have #1 and #2 spots we would like to keep, but because of the way things were jumbled we have to migrate to a new domain.
We do not want the new domain to be penalized for duplicate content, we want it to naturally take the spot on Google.
How do we tell Google our page has moved?
301 redirects are the recommended way to do this according to Google themselves. I tend to perform 301's using a .htaccess file (a few different methods here) but it can also be done using PHP like this:
header('Location: '.$newlocation, true, 301)
What seengee user has answered is perfect.
Have a look to Google Webmaster Tools too; there's a specific option for Address change.
Change of address
If you're planning to move your site to a new domain, use the Change of Address tool to tell Google about your new URL. This will help us update our index faster and smooth the transition for your users.
For best results, follow these steps:
Set up the new site
Review our guidelines for moving your site to a new domain. Set up your content on your new domain, then make sure all internal links point to the new domain.
Redirect all traffic from the old site
Use a 301 redirect to permanently redirect the pages on your old site to your new site. This tells users and search engines that your site has permanently moved. Ask webmasters to update their links to point to your new domain and make sure incoming links to your old site are redirected correctly using the 301 redirects.
Add your new site to Webmaster Tools
Make sure you have added and verified your new domain.
Tell us the URL of your new domain
Try this: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools add both domains there and then, go Change of address.
Http 301 Request is used for Permanent Redirect the old website's content,URL and Links to New Website URL. Google Never Penalize the New Website for Duplicate content.
what about "Keyword" you use in meta for performing in SERP result. After redirection how you manage them.
position before Redirection , after redirection have same OR not.
AS SEO purpose don't make Redirection withour proper plan. First make proper optimization of "B" page before "A" redirect ( 301, 302 ) "B" page.
Dont make 302 Redirect , its spammy after 3 months, why within 20 Days SERP catche show "B" page instead of "A" page.
in the end : Before Redirection - Optimize the Destination URl - for Benefit SEOand business
Have a Nice Day ... Thanks
Google itself detect your web page if you implemented the 301, 302 or 404 redirection. But if you want to tell google that you have moved your page then:
Go to google webmaster tool
In Crawl section there is an option of Fetch as Google.
Just enter your url and check the fetch status, you will find that google will index your new url.
in google webmaster tools click on change of site address.
firstly you need to put content on new website where you want to redirect the website.
redirect usingold website by using HTTP 301 code and after verify in google webmaster tools.
Do 301 redirects. This will tell the search engines that the pages have moved and where they are now. This also associates the old URL with the new URL for Google which means all of your old incoming links will now be redirects to your new pages. Also use Google Webmaster Tools to submit XML sitemap.
In both Google and Bing Webmaster tools, you can notify a change of address. I will warn you, however, that when changing domains, you're not going to keep your current rankings.
Submit a change of address notice in Webmaster tools
Do 1:1 page redirecting (redirect all other pages that can't be mapped to a similar page to your homepage)
Submit an up-to-date sitemap
This should help:
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/83106?hl=en
http://moz.com/blog/achieving-an-seo-friendly-domain-migration-the-infographic