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---- Redirect html pages with htaccess


avatar77 - 11:01 am on Oct 10, 2012 (gmt 0)


>So what are we talking about here? Some finite number of >pages that will each get individual redirects? Or groups >of pages whose old URLs fit into a pattern that will have >some equivalent in the new URL?
For istance, my site has 10 html pages (index.html, contacts.html, services.html....and so on) and it has been online for 3 years.
Now, i have to delete the old site and put the new one but i need that if the users try to access with the old URL (example.com/index.html) the .htaccess redirect them directly to the new page (example.com//#/splash-page/).
And i have to do this for the all the old pages.
I would like just to know if, in your point of view, this is possible and which is the right syntax...
Thanks for your patience :-)


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