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I am trying to rebuild our companies CMS system. I currently have a number of RegEx rules in place (5 in total) to do what I want, however, they are causing problems elsewhere. Images, css and js docs aren't loading. If I disable the URL Rewritting they work but obviously everything else breaks.
Here are the lines and what I am trying to achive with them.
RewriteRule ^/$ /cms/cms.asp?page=default
Any connections to www.domain.com should be redirected to www.domain.com/cms/cms.asp?page=default
RewriteRule ^/(.*)/$ /cms/cms.asp?page=$1-default
URL's like:
www.domain.com/ordering/
www.domain.com/internet/
Should be redirected to:
www.domain.com/cms/cms.asp?page=ordering-default
www.domain.com/cms/cms.asp?page=internet-default
RewriteRule (.*)\.html$ /cms/cms.asp?page=$1
URL's like:
www.domain.com/contact.html
www.domain.com/ordering/hardware.html
Should be redirected to:
www.domain.com/cms/cms.asp?page=contact
www.domain.com/cms/cms.asp?page=ordering-hardware
RewriteRule .*/(.*)-(.*)\.htm[^lL](.*) /asp/$1/$2.asp?$3
URL's like:
www.domain.com/curriculum/sow-unit.htm?abc=123&def=456
Should be redirected to:
www.domain.com/asp/sow/unit.asp?abc=123&def=456
RewriteRule ([^.]+[^/])$ /cms/cms.asp?page=$1-default
URL's like:
www.domain.com/curriculum
Should be redirected to:
www.domain.com/cms/cms.asp?page=curriculum-default
Ok. Now the whole idea.
URL's to folders should be redirected to the default.html file within that forlder (this includes the root of the website, URLs ending in the slash, URLs not ending in the slash.
HTML files should then be redirected to their relevant CMS page. So:
www.domain.com/folder/folder2/file.html = www.domain.com/cms/cms.asp?page=folder-folder2-file
HTM files should be translated to their relevant ASP application. So:
www.domain.com/folder/app-file.htm?query=strings&remain=intact = www.domain.com/asp/app/file.asp?query=strings&remain=intact
All other files (e.g. images, css, js, docs, xls etc....) should not be rewritten.
PLEASE HELP!
Chris
First, get all your href/locations and store the matches in an array:
var myRE = new RegExp("<a[^>]*(?:href)\s*=\s*\'?"?[^\'"\s>]*\'?"?\s?", "ig");
var results = allDocumentText.match(myRE);
var newArry = new Array();
//loop through all results
for(var i =0; i < results.length; i++) {
//try the matches in order
if (regexp1.exec(results[i])) {
//if it's found, run it's replaceString
var newValue = results[i].replace(regexp1,replaceString2);
//replace original href found with new href value
allDocumentText.replace(results[i],newValue);
} else if (regexp2.exec(results[i])) {
newArry[i] = results[i].replace(regexp2,replaceString2);
allDocumentText.replace(results[i],newValue);
} else if (....
.....
}
Here are the regexp that you *may* (UNTESTED!)
First find all .html files under one directory:
var regexp1 = /(https?:\/\/)www.domain.com(?:\/([^\/]+)\/)([^.\/]+)[.]html/i
Replace with:
var replaceString1 = '$1www.domain.com/cms/cms.asp?page=$2-$3';
Next find all .html files under two directories
var regexp2 = /(https?:\/\/)www.domain.com(?:\/([^\/]+)\/)([^.\/]+)\/([^.\/]+)[.]html/i
Replace with:
var replaceString2 = '$1www.domain.com/cms/cms.asp?page=$2-$3-$4
*You can continue adding in "([^.\/]+)\/" for each possible directory level
Next find HTM files:
var regexp3 = /(https?:\/\/)www.domain.com(?:\/[^\/]+\/)([^-]+)-([^.]+)[.]htm(\?[^\'"\s>;]+)?/i
Replace with:
var replaceString3 = '$1www.domain.com/asp/$2/$3.asp$4
Next find domain folders (www.domain.com/ordering/ ¦¦ www.domain.com/ordering)
var regexp4 = /(https?:\/\/)www.domain.com(?:\/([^\/]+)\/?)/i
Replace with:
var replaceString4 = '$1www.domain.com/cms.cms.asp?page=$2-default
Personally, I'd do this with a server side language once on all files.
Hopes this helps, if any of the reg exp do not work, let me know. I didn't test any of them :O
- JS
This is all for the Ionic URL Rewritting component (it's free so I think I can name it).
I'll try your rules.
Thanks.
I have looked over you post again and am confused. I am using server-side URL rewritting via an ASP component. You appear to be doing it via JavaScript. This isn't an option for me as the pages aren't at their actual first locations (just the rewritten locaton).
Regards,
C
