Regex rule to exclude url with specific word

Question

When I search for " abc 920 def" on my site, the domain fires:

http://www.domain.com/?s=abc+920+def

Then, this redirection rule:

​/?(.*)=(.*)920(.*)

will redirect it to a category: domain.com/all-things-920/

The problem now is that I have some other pages that generate random numbers for receipt pages, such as:

/store/receipt/?ouid=0955a8980823k920

Because that url contains 920 , it will redirect it to the category domain.com/all-things-920/ which I don't want.

I tried playing with some regex combinations without any luck. Is there a way to exclude the regex rule if the url contains ouid in it?

I tried: /?(?!ouid)(.*)=(.*)920(.*) without luck.

When I use the rule /?s=(.*)920(.*) , it will place /?/ in the middle of the url path. For example domain.com/?/all-things-920/

Answer 1

You can use a rewrite rule like this:

RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} (?:^|&)s=.*?920[^&]*(?:&|$)
RewriteRule ^ /all-things-920/? [L,R]

Answer 2

如果您真的只想要正则表达式在/s=上匹配任何920字符串，则可以尝试：

/s=(.*)920(.*)

Answer 3

That redirection logic should belong in PHP, not in the .htaccess or whatever it is you are redirecting.

Then you can easily check the $_GET['s'] value.

You can redirect with header("Location: www.domain.com/wherever");