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  • Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

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    Redirecting the post name is easy. The year… not so much. You have to know what the year is… Example: in your .htaccess:

    RedirectMatch 301 (.*)\.html$ https://www.example.com/2010/$1/

    See how I had to hard code 2010? If that’s not something ‘gettable’ from the URL, it can’t be parsed :/

    Thread Starter ndock

    (@ndock)

    ipstenu …

    I quite understand if it is assumed, we started writing in 2010, then we changed the permalink structure in the same year (2010).
    In the cases I mean, we started writing in 2008 and changed the permalink structure in 2010. And than we need to redirect all posts with htaccess.
    Is it still possible to use these RedirectPermanent? as i knew that redirection syntax is

    RedirectPermanent URL_path new_absolute_URL
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