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301 redirect for forum move - HELP
Post 302648023 by lawstudent on Tuesday 29th of May 2012 08:39:02 AM
05-29-2012
301 redirect for forum move - HELP
I just finished moving a vbulleting forum to phpfox forum,
The problem I am facing is that a simple 301 redirect will cost me a lot of google traffic,
How can I make a .htaccess redirect that will redirect the old forum threads etc to the new location?
The issue I face is that the new home has a different (totally) URL structure than the old forums,
old
url.co.uk/threads/a-guide-to-mooting-part-1.27567/
new
url.org/lawlink/forum/thread/34873/a-guide-to-mooting-part-1/
but than an other will be
old
url.co.uk/threads/copyright-infringement.27707/
new
url.org/lawlink/forum/thread/34993/copyright-infringement/
And on and on,
Anyone who can offer some help to properly redirect....
The problem I am facing is that a simple 301 redirect will cost me a lot of google traffic,
How can I make a .htaccess redirect that will redirect the old forum threads etc to the new location?
The issue I face is that the new home has a different (totally) URL structure than the old forums,
old
url.co.uk/threads/a-guide-to-mooting-part-1.27567/
new
url.org/lawlink/forum/thread/34873/a-guide-to-mooting-part-1/
but than an other will be
old
url.co.uk/threads/copyright-infringement.27707/
new
url.org/lawlink/forum/thread/34993/copyright-infringement/
And on and on,
Anyone who can offer some help to properly redirect....
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