Replace middle part of URL

In what way didn’t it work? Have you used a regular expression tester to validate your expression? https://regex101.com/

WordPress seems to be redirecting https://test.learning.necsu.nhs.uk/members/dblanchardnhs-net/events/attending

Thanks for getting back to me, I can’t quite get it right.

With ^/members/.*/events/, it’s redirecting https://test.learning.necsu.nhs.uk/members/dblanchardnhs-net/events/ as expected which is great – but when it’s meant to successfully load https://test.learning.necsu.nhs.uk/members/dblanchardnhs-net/events/attending it’s redirecting to: https://www.bbc.co.ukattending/

I’m hoping that there is a way to redirect https://test.learning.necsu.nhs.uk/members/dblanchardnhs-net/events/ but to allow https://test.learning.necsu.nhs.uk/members/dblanchardnhs-net/events/attending to load as normal.

Is this possible please as I can’t seem to get it working.

Thanks.

It all comes down to your expression. You can use ^ and $ to tie the expression to the start and end.

See the infinite loop section of https://redirection.me/support/redirect-regular-expressions/

Thanks for getting back to me.

I’ve got the redirect working using the source URL ^/members/(.*)/events/$ but it only works when a user is logged in. The redirect doesn’t kick in when trying to hit the same URL when logged out.

I’ve got the match set as URL only.

Any advice please?

The redirect is not checking whether the user is logged in or not. It is likely your cache causing a problem.