Redirect URLs with #! dynamic content – SEO
I had a temporary site made on Wix, and will soon need to move to a new one made in Zend Framework 2. For SEO reasons, not to lose the ranking gained so far, I need to 301 redirect the…
I had a temporary site made on Wix, and will soon need to move to a new one made in Zend Framework 2. For SEO reasons, not to lose the ranking gained so far, I need to 301 redirect the…
I need to redirect a specific URL (with structure) to a the same URL(s) using a new domain, but not other URLS. domainA.com/company/careers* domainB.com/company/careers* The reason for this is a 3rd party vendor supplying a jquery based iframe app that…
Here is a quick SEO question. We decided to split our web site into two different sites. Google has already crawled 50K pages which we want to move to another domain name. My question is what would be the best…
I have a website, I need to display ONLY the home page instead of an actual URL being request (website is work in progress). Any urls within that domain should be rewritten to index.html and only index.html should be visible…
I am currently in the process of moving from parallels plesk for centos to parallels plesk for windows. The only snag i've hit is I realized .htaccess won't work anymore. Here was my .htaccess: options -indexes +FollowSymLinks RewriteEngine on RewriteCond…
We've tried a few things that we found around Google for this, but can't seem to get anything to work. The Problem We have a server with around 500 Wordpress websites on it. We're trying to lock down all the…
I'm in the process of making a website for myself but there is a niggling problem that if you type a URL and end with / or /(any characters) then you get a page without CSS. For example: http://www.acnorris.uk/contact works…
We are getting bruteforce attacked on our sites and I am afraid to ban the IP's as they may be rotating IP's or legitimate users at some point in there life span. I would like to block all unknown bots…
First time using mod_rewrite here I have this rules working on IIS: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <configuration> <system.webServer> <rewrite> <rules> <rule name="services" stopProcessing="true"> <match url="^([a-z]+)/service/([a-zA-Z-]+)" /> <action type="Rewrite" url="serveis.php?id={R:2}&lang={R:1}"/> </rule> <rule name="categories" stopProcessing="true"> <match url="^([a-z]+)/category/([a-zA-Z-]+)" /> <action type="Rewrite" url="subhome.php?id={R:2}&lang={R:1}"/> </rule>…
Plesk offers you a handy way to preview the site before you switch over the DNS, called Websites Preview. This is what it does: customer-site.tld will be available for preview as customer-site.tld.192-0-2-12.your-domain.tld. Here 192-0-2-12 is the site's IP where dots…