[opencms-dev] OpenCms 11.0.2: using rewrite rules in alias feature

[Georg Westenberger]

Hello,


> *A:*
>
> {  1 }{                     2                           }{    3 
>                }{    4     }{ 
>                                            5                           }
>
> /de/Afolderpart1- 
> Afolderpart2/productname/productid/someoldnamewhichisnolongerneeded.html
>
> Will have the new structure
>
> *B:*
>
> { 1   }{      2                   }{       4    }{                 
> 3            }
>
> /de/Bfolder1/Bfolder2/productid/productname.html
>
> That means:
>
> 1 stays the same in A and B
>
> 2 will change from one folder to two folders. Folder in A has always 
> the same name. Folder 1 and 2 in B will always be the same name. àone 
> folder in A will be replaced by two folders in be. They stay the same 
> for all products.
>
> 3 in A will change position 4 in B
>
> 4 in A will change position 3 in B. 3 is dynamic but the same in A and 
> B. Except, that in B “.html” is added
>
> 5 from A will no longer exist in B
>
> productid is always five numbers (12345)
>
> So can anyone tell, if such a scenario is possible with the about 
> mentioned feature?
>
> I know, that this could be handled with Apache but we would like to 
> manage all redirects in OpenCms.
>
This should work, as long as the /de is an actual folder and is not 
generated by the OpenCms "single tree" localization mechanism:

Pattern: /de/(.+?)-(.+?)/(.+?)/(.+?)/[^/]+\.html

Replacement: /de/$1/$2/$4/$3.html

I'm not sure if it's possible when you're using the "single tree" 
localization. It might work without the /de, but I haven't tried.


Regards,

Georg Westenberger
  
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