On 5/23/07, Diar Gashi <diar_gashi@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> I need to change a bahaviour on the rewrite of the apache server. Right now,
> if I type in a path that does not exist (like /nopage.html) Apache will
> serve up the 404 page (/html/404.html), but the URL will still read
> /nopage.html. I need the URL to be /html/404.html
This is usually a bad idea, since it requires returning a redirect
status code to the client instead of the not-found status code. This
can confuse search engines. But if you want to do it, it is easy:
Errordocument 404
http://example.com/html/404.html> Conversely, when someone goes to a page that does exist (/x10) Apache will
> serve up the redirected page (/landing/index.jsp?wfId=685) We need Apache to
> instead serve up /x10.
Show us the directives you use currently to do the redirect.
A simple
guess would be
RewriteRule ^/x10 /landing.index.jsp?wfld=685
Joshua.
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