Redirection
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Hi
I used to have an online shop at https://shop.domain.co.uk. I have since done a new website and and want to divert all traffic to https://domain.co.uk/shoppage. The old shop was a subdomain but the new site has a shop on the normal domain.
In Moz I am getting a lot of errors with missing descriptions and URL too long.
so for example one of the urls
<dl class="crawl-page-details-list">
<dd class="crawl-page-details-list-emphasis">https://shop.domain.co.uk/product-category/great-merchandise/?product_order=desc are like this. I would like to redirect them all to the new shop page. </dd>
<dd class="crawl-page-details-list-emphasis">The missing descriptions are all similar. </dd>
<dd class="crawl-page-details-list-emphasis">Is there a way I can redirect all these issues without doing them manually?</dd>
<dd class="crawl-page-details-list-emphasis">Thanks </dd>
</dl>
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Hi there,
The URL structure will remain the same? If so, in the .htaccess file of the subdomain, you should add the following after the RewriteEngine On:
RewriteEngineOn
RewriteCond%{HTTP_HOST}^shop.domain.co.uk$[NC]
RewriteRule(.*)https://www.domain.co.uk/$1 [R=301,L]
this should do the trick to redirect https://shop.domain.co.uk/product-category/great-merchandise/?product_order=desc to https://www.domain.co.uk/product-category/great-merchandise/?product_order=desc
I hope this helped
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