Okay, sorted. I did it this way:
RedirectMatch ([A-Za-z0-9-]+)\.html$ http://website.co.uk/$1.html
I used the alphanum regexp instead of (*.) in order to drop the cake
webroot portion of the URL, i.e. only return the portion after the
final '/'
On 25 Sep, 12:12, leo ponton@gmail.com wrote:
I have built a simple storefront that bolts onto an existing php
website. The CakePHP application (the store) includes the dynamic menu
from the existing CMS. The urls in the menu are relative, e.g.
href=publications.html and all have the '.html' extension.
I need to route these pages to outside of Cake, but it's Friday and I
can't see how to do it with the router.
Would I be better doing it in .htaccess? Eventually, the CMS will be
rewritten in CakePHP, so there isn't really any mileage in rewriting
the legacy code.
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