On Sat, Jan 11, 2020 at 08:35:02AM -0500, tconlon wrote:
Hi there,
> Found it,
>
> if ($page == 'index.php') {
> header("Location: ". $toUrl);
>
> probably need something like this
>
> <?php
> // 301 Moved Permanently
> header("Location: ",TRUE,301);
Good that you have found a straightforward solution.
An alternative, which would involve different changes, and would depend
on the actual urls that have been advertised, could be to make a list of
id/city pairs once, and use nginx's "map" to do the translation without
touching the index.php.
Something like, in the "http" block:
map $request_uri $slug_city {
/location/index.php?id=235 newyorkcity;
# more lines like that
}
and then inside the location that normally handles that request (which
I think is "location ~ \.php$ {"
add
if ($slug_city) { return 301 /location/$slug_city; }
That may or may not be clearer to whoever is going to maintain the system
in the future.
Cheers,
f
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