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WordPress creates an attachment page for any images uploaded through the post editor and "attached" to that post. After migrating a site, those attachment pages no longer exist, and we now have around 1000 links pointed at 404's.
So, I was looking to find a way to do a redirect for any url that has /attachement/ in it's string and then push that url back up one level (which happens to be the post page). so for instance:
http://mysite.com/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachment/image-page/ (which doesnt exist) will go to
http://mysite.com/2012/news/blog-post-title/ (which does exist).
Along with redirecting up one level, I also need to remove anything after /attachment/ (in this case the "image-page."
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance
.htaccess redirect
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WordPress creates an attachment page for any images uploaded through the post editor and "attached" to that post. After migrating a site, those attachment pages no longer exist, and we now have around 1000 links pointed at 404's.
So, I was looking to find a way to do a redirect for any url that has /attachement/ in it's string and then push that url back up one level (which happens to be the post page). so for instance:
http://mysite.com/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachment/image-page/ (which doesnt exist) will go to
http://mysite.com/2012/news/blog-post-title/ (which does exist).
Along with redirecting up one level, I also need to remove anything after /attachment/ (in this case the "image-page."
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance
.htaccess redirect
asked Apr 6 '12 at 22:53
Rich StaatsRich Staats
61
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 5 mins ago
This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
add a comment |
WordPress creates an attachment page for any images uploaded through the post editor and "attached" to that post. After migrating a site, those attachment pages no longer exist, and we now have around 1000 links pointed at 404's.
So, I was looking to find a way to do a redirect for any url that has /attachement/ in it's string and then push that url back up one level (which happens to be the post page). so for instance:
http://mysite.com/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachment/image-page/ (which doesnt exist) will go to
http://mysite.com/2012/news/blog-post-title/ (which does exist).
Along with redirecting up one level, I also need to remove anything after /attachment/ (in this case the "image-page."
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance
.htaccess redirect
asked Apr 6 '12 at 22:53
Rich StaatsRich Staats
61
WordPress creates an attachment page for any images uploaded through the post editor and "attached" to that post. After migrating a site, those attachment pages no longer exist, and we now have around 1000 links pointed at 404's.
So, I was looking to find a way to do a redirect for any url that has /attachement/ in it's string and then push that url back up one level (which happens to be the post page). so for instance:
http://mysite.com/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachment/image-page/ (which doesnt exist) will go to
http://mysite.com/2012/news/blog-post-title/ (which does exist).
Along with redirecting up one level, I also need to remove anything after /attachment/ (in this case the "image-page."
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance
.htaccess redirect
.htaccess redirect
asked Apr 6 '12 at 22:53
Rich StaatsRich Staats
61
asked Apr 6 '12 at 22:53
Rich StaatsRich Staats
61
asked Apr 6 '12 at 22:53
Rich StaatsRich Staats
61
asked Apr 6 '12 at 22:53
Rich StaatsRich Staats
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asked Apr 6 '12 at 22:53
Rich StaatsRich Staats
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This sounds like an extremely simple rewrite; unless there's something missing, you can use:
RewriteRule ^(.*)/attachment/?.*$ $1/
So some test cases:
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachment/image-page/ -> /2012/news/blog-post-title/
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachment -> /2012/news/blog-post-title/
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachments -> N/A
Hope this helps!
answered Apr 7 '12 at 0:20
Andrew M.Andrew M.
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thanks for helping out. I added that bit of code to the .htaccess file but the redirects are not occuring. I checked to make sure that the RewriteEngine was On an functioning, and it was. How would you suggest I further debug. I work frontend mostly, so I apologize for my ignorance in this.
– Rich Staats
Apr 9 '12 at 21:38
You can try turning on logging and seeing what actions its taking.
– Andrew M.
Apr 10 '12 at 5:21
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This sounds like an extremely simple rewrite; unless there's something missing, you can use:
RewriteRule ^(.*)/attachment/?.*$ $1/
So some test cases:
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachment/image-page/ -> /2012/news/blog-post-title/
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachment -> /2012/news/blog-post-title/
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachments -> N/A
Hope this helps!
answered Apr 7 '12 at 0:20
Andrew M.Andrew M.
9,73112927
thanks for helping out. I added that bit of code to the .htaccess file but the redirects are not occuring. I checked to make sure that the RewriteEngine was On an functioning, and it was. How would you suggest I further debug. I work frontend mostly, so I apologize for my ignorance in this.
– Rich Staats
Apr 9 '12 at 21:38
You can try turning on logging and seeing what actions its taking.
– Andrew M.
Apr 10 '12 at 5:21
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This sounds like an extremely simple rewrite; unless there's something missing, you can use:
RewriteRule ^(.*)/attachment/?.*$ $1/
So some test cases:
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachment/image-page/ -> /2012/news/blog-post-title/
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachment -> /2012/news/blog-post-title/
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachments -> N/A
Hope this helps!
answered Apr 7 '12 at 0:20
Andrew M.Andrew M.
9,73112927
thanks for helping out. I added that bit of code to the .htaccess file but the redirects are not occuring. I checked to make sure that the RewriteEngine was On an functioning, and it was. How would you suggest I further debug. I work frontend mostly, so I apologize for my ignorance in this.
– Rich Staats
Apr 9 '12 at 21:38
You can try turning on logging and seeing what actions its taking.
– Andrew M.
Apr 10 '12 at 5:21
add a comment |
This sounds like an extremely simple rewrite; unless there's something missing, you can use:
RewriteRule ^(.*)/attachment/?.*$ $1/
So some test cases:
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachment/image-page/ -> /2012/news/blog-post-title/
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachment -> /2012/news/blog-post-title/
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachments -> N/A
Hope this helps!
answered Apr 7 '12 at 0:20
Andrew M.Andrew M.
9,73112927
This sounds like an extremely simple rewrite; unless there's something missing, you can use:
RewriteRule ^(.*)/attachment/?.*$ $1/
So some test cases:
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachment/image-page/ -> /2012/news/blog-post-title/
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachment -> /2012/news/blog-post-title/
/2012/news/blog-post-title/attachments -> N/A
Hope this helps!
answered Apr 7 '12 at 0:20
Andrew M.Andrew M.
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thanks for helping out. I added that bit of code to the .htaccess file but the redirects are not occuring. I checked to make sure that the RewriteEngine was On an functioning, and it was. How would you suggest I further debug. I work frontend mostly, so I apologize for my ignorance in this.
– Rich Staats
Apr 9 '12 at 21:38
You can try turning on logging and seeing what actions its taking.
– Andrew M.
Apr 10 '12 at 5:21
add a comment |
thanks for helping out. I added that bit of code to the .htaccess file but the redirects are not occuring. I checked to make sure that the RewriteEngine was On an functioning, and it was. How would you suggest I further debug. I work frontend mostly, so I apologize for my ignorance in this.
– Rich Staats
Apr 9 '12 at 21:38
You can try turning on logging and seeing what actions its taking.
– Andrew M.
Apr 10 '12 at 5:21
thanks for helping out. I added that bit of code to the .htaccess file but the redirects are not occuring. I checked to make sure that the RewriteEngine was On an functioning, and it was. How would you suggest I further debug. I work frontend mostly, so I apologize for my ignorance in this.
– Rich Staats
Apr 9 '12 at 21:38
thanks for helping out. I added that bit of code to the .htaccess file but the redirects are not occuring. I checked to make sure that the RewriteEngine was On an functioning, and it was. How would you suggest I further debug. I work frontend mostly, so I apologize for my ignorance in this.
– Rich Staats
Apr 9 '12 at 21:38
You can try turning on logging and seeing what actions its taking.
– Andrew M.
Apr 10 '12 at 5:21
You can try turning on logging and seeing what actions its taking.
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