I've been migrating an old site from WordPress into Matrix and have had a bit of fun with the remap manager.
In WordPress, a URL always finishes with a '/'. E.g. http://www.asite.com/subdir/. However, a feature of the remap manager is that it will always remove a trailing '/' even in the original URL to be remapped. So if I want to remap...
I've been migrating an old site from WordPress into Matrix and have had a bit of fun with the remap manager.
In WordPress, a URL always finishes with a '/'. E.g. http://www.asite.com/subdir/. However, a feature of the remap manager is that it will always remove a trailing '/' even in the original URL to be remapped. So if I want to remap...
there is an option in the system configuration page "Redirect URL with Trailing Slash" - I think it's set to yes by default - could this be causing your problem?
Thanks for that. I'd noticed that before... and its a very good point. I mean, ideally I would have the trailing slash removed, but in a way that the old page redirects to the new page passing on the page authority.
At the moment I have it set to No so at least the old trailing slash pages can be accessed, however, the sitemap and the navigation goes to the non trailing slash version.