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I have just reorganized the content on my site and now several key URL’s have changed. Of course this screws up my Google search links. So I want to permanently redirect the old page URL’s to the new ones. To do this, I tried using the RedirectPermanent function in the .htaccess file however it does not work properly - or at least how I expected it would.
For example, this is the line I used in the .htaccess file:
RedirectPermanent /about/steve.html http://www.<mysite.com>/about/staff/steve.html
However, when I upload the .htaccess file to the web and then try to load the old URL, it redirects me to this address:
http://www.<mysite.com>/about/staff/steve.html?q=about/steve.html
This is close, but unfortunately this results in my site displaying my error page instead of the new page.
Any suggestions how I can best redirect these old pages?
Thanks!
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Solved. I found a very useful solution - the Virtual aliases plugin. It works great!