Nginx Redirect when URL includes variable p=1
- by ChrisD
Need to write a small nginx rewrite line(s) to alter/301 redirect some URLs within our existing website.
for example:
www.example.com.au/pageone.html?p=1 to www.example.com.au/pageone.html
www.example.com.au/pagetwo.html?dir=asc&limit=200&order=price&p=1 to www.example.com.au/pagetwo.html?dir=asc&limit=200&order=price
www.example.com.au/pagethree.html?dir=dsc&limit=100&order=price&p=1 to www.example.com.au/pagethree.html?dir=dsc&limit=100&order=price
As you can see p=1 has been stripped from the URL's (as it is superfluous but has been live on the site and needs to be redirected now) - all http and https links.
Basically if, and only if, p=1 is used anywhere within the URL then it should redirect to the same URL without the p=1. This should also let p=11, p=12 through as normal (and not redirect), as it is not specifically p=1.
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If that is not possible then, I'd like to know how to redirect this kind of URL as a standalone one off:
www.example.com.au/pageone.html?p=1 to www.example.com.au/pageone.html
I tried several redirects but they were all pointless and did not work, and was not able to get it working. To be honest I do not really know where to start with this - I am new to nginx.
