Not allowed root "/" in old url
yonatancohen opened this issue · comments
The reason is because the smallest URL is being stored; this means without leading and trailing slash. That's why NULL is stored in the database.
Anyway to override that option?
I have the following urls :
- http://www.test.com?Id=John -> and i need to redirect to
http://www.test.com/John - http://www.test.com?Id=Larry -> and i need to redirect to
http://www.test.com/Larry
Can i do that using the "Url Tracker"?
Thanks !!!!!
בתאריך יום ה׳, 21 במאי 2015 ב-17:34 מאת Stefan Kip <
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The reason is because the smallest URL is being stored; this means without
leading and trailing slash. That's why NULL is stored in the database.—
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#79 (comment).
Not via the UI, if it works via SQL you're lucky :-)
Ok, so i'll download the code and try to add it myself.
Thanks,
I'll try to fix this soonish :-)
I will really appreciate it!!
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I'll try to fix this soonish :-)
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#79 (comment).
Hi, I wonder if you go into it?
Thanks,
בתאריך יום ו׳, 22 במאי 2015 ב-17:29 מאת Yoni Cohen <
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I will really appreciate it!!
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Fixed in 2fad9b7, not released yet though.
Ok.. So first thanks a lot !
Second, when do you think you will release it?
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Fixed in 2fad9b7
2fad9b7,
not released yet though.—
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When there's a bit more to release. You can download the solution and create a build for yourself though, no sweat.
Hi, now it's allow to add "/" at root - but doesn't do the redirect itself.
בתאריך יום ג׳, 26 במאי 2015 ב-23:34 מאת Stefan Kip <
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When there's a bit more to release. You can download the solution and
create a build for yourself though, no sweat.—
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It works for me though, altough I tried by setting no root node (root node set to the first option '/').
Does it work if you select no root node (first option)?
Both doesn't seem to work,
I set the root (in combo) to "/",
Enter some query "Id=123",
and the redirect path to "http://www.google.com"
בתאריך יום ה׳, 28 במאי 2015 ב-15:03 מאת Stefan Kip <
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It works for me though, altough I tried by setting no root node (root node
set to the first option '/').
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Then I'm not sure what's going on to be honest...