Is there a way to make it so that my URLs are NOT case sensitive? If someone accesses www.mysite.com/news/ it works great, but if they go to www.mysite.com/News/ it throws the 404 error. Would I have to use a redirect for every page?
Case sensitive URLs
Avi_Miller
(Avi Miller)
#2
URLs on Linux systems are (almost) always case-sensitive, so this is the default behaviour. Though, it would be a good feature request that if the exact URL is not found, check for the lowercase version.
Daniel_Nitsche
(Daniel Nitsche)
#3
mod_speling (yes it is spelt with one “l” 
) is pretty good at this, but I assume it won’t work with Matrix, as it scans the file system for matching files/pages.
Although it should work with file assets served out of the __data directory.
Andrei_Railean
(Andrei Railean)
#4
bug #2311
If you submit a bug report/feature request, please link to it from the forums so that it’s easier to monitor for other people.
The following syntax will generate the link automatically
[bug]2311[/bug]
Thanks
nnhubbard
(Nic Hubbard)
#5
Sorry about that! I will be sure to do that next time. Thanks for taking care of it!
dendle
(Adendle)
#6
[quote]Is there a way to make it so that my URLs are NOT case sensitive? If someone accesses www.mysite.com/news/ it works great, but if they go to www.mysite.com/News/ it throws the 404 error. Would I have to use a redirect for every page?
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You could also use mod-rewrite (apache magic) for some high priority URLs that you wanted people to always access…
For example to redirect users from www.site.com/Test to www.site.com/test
<If Module rewrite_module>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /Test
RewriteRule ^index\.html http://www.site.com/tes
</IfModule>
Just a though, may not be so good if you have lots and lots of these???Management of them could get yucky…
A :ph34r: