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AndreaTAndreaT 

301 redirect, anything like that?

Any search engine-friendly way to move an existing website to force.com, I mean to handle the change of urls?

 

from 

www.domain.com/abcdefg.asp

to

www.domain.com/abcdefg 

  

 

Thanks 

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arunkarunk

Hi,

 

This is how i do redirects from VisualForce pages:

 

 

Page:

 

<apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" controller="RedirectController" action="{!doRedirect}"></apex:page>
 
 
 
Controller:
 
public class RedirectController {    public PageReference doRedirect(){        return new PageReference('http://www.google.com');    }}
 
 
 Regards,
 Arun 


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RyanGuestRyanGuest
You can't currently send 301 or 302 redirects with Force.com Sites.


AndreaTAndreaT
Yes I know.
So, suppose there's no tool like that.
Yet, any best practice or suggestion or way to work around that?
 
Such a loss would prevent us from migrating existing websites to force.com  
 


Richie DRichie D
A hack could be to have a 'page not found' VF page in your site that takes the request url, trims off the trailing .*** and then redirects to that page.
 
You'll have to use JavaScript to do this I think.
 
something like:
 
<script type="text/javascript">var str= new String(document.location.href);var i = str.lastIndexOf('\.');if(i > -1)document.location.href = document.location.href.substring(0, i);</script>
 
 
Hope this helps.
 
R. 
 


BulentBulent
Alternative to the javascript, you can have a custom controller on the page not found page to do the same via apex. 


arunkarunk
Hi,
 
This is how i do redirects from VisualForce pages:
 
 
Page:
 
<apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" controller="RedirectController" action="{!doRedirect}"></apex:page>
 
 
 
Controller:
 
public class RedirectController {    public PageReference doRedirect(){        return new PageReference('http://www.google.com');    }}
 
 
 Regards,
 Arun 
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AndreaTAndreaT
Hello,
Does anyone know if the 301 feature is going to be released with Spring '10?
Thanks
 
 


Marek ZapletalMarek Zapletal
Hi All,

I am solving 301 Permanent redirect but it looks like there is nothing new in Force.com Sites since 2009?
I am getting some javascript 200 redirect using pageReference object..
Thank you