I am trying to perform a simple url rewrite however it seems everything I try does not do what I am expecting.
I am using UrlRewrite 2.5 plugin from tuckey.org
Basically I just want to redirect http://wiki/marketing to http://wiki/display/CORP/Marketing so my end users dont have to type the exra display/CORP.
Here is once example that I tried in my urlrewrite.xml file
<rule>
<from>^/maketing$</from> <to type="redirect">/display/CORP/Marketing</to>
</rule>
The <from> value you have there is "maketing", it should be "marketing" (with an "r").
mod_rewrite works for sure:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^/marketing$ /display/CORP/Marketing [R]
2 cents: I never tried this one, but I imagine that the order of the filters is important, so try to move your filter declaration as the first one (so that this is invoked first).
I also think that you should come with more info. What kind of problems do you have ? (what is happening ?)
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Thanks for you answer... I will give this a try.
Basically nothing happends as if the rule does not exist.
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Have you tried to enable some debug on it ?
<init-param>
<param-name>logLevel</param-name>
<param-value>DEBUG</param-value>
</init-param>
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well ? works ?
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I was able to get this working by upgrading to conf 4.1 and installing a redirect plugin.
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