Please help for this redirection

I want to redirect
http://www.tszching.net/2010/01/05/%postname%
to
http://www.tszching.net/blog/2010/01/05/%postname%

And this for all posts

http://www.tszching.net/tag/*
to
http://www.tszching.net/blog/tag/*

Thanks

Anyway, I simply need to be able to redirect

DomainName .com

to

www. DomainName .com

(spaces added in) for everything that is on the site. Will this plugin do that and if so how please?

i changed some categories from
wordpress/category1/post1
to
wordpress/category2/post2

wordpress did it perfectly, in the blog i can see now the links to category2
but when i click the link, redirection corrects it and becomes again category1. What can i do?

Here’s a redirection that should work for you:

Source URL: /(\d*)/(\d*)/([A-Za-z9-0-]*)/comments
Target URL: /$1/$2/$3/#comments

Thanks for commenting!

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Hi Nancy,

When you click on ‘Redirection’ on the left bar to get to the plugin, it brings you to the page for the WordPress module and Redirections group. You should make redirections here although I don’t think that it really matters where they are. I wouldn’t delete any modules, though.

It might automatically redirect and it might not. Some people report that it do and some report that it doesn’t. If it doesn’t, try this:

Source URL: /([A-Za-z9-0-])/([A-Za-z9-0-])/
Target URL: /$2/

Thanks for commenting!

1. are we supposed to select a module (i.e., wordpress or apache)? If so do we just delete the module not selected?

2.I want to redirect all posts from: /%category%/%postname%/
to
/%postname%/

Will the URL Monitoring do this automatically when I change the permalink setting or do I need to use a code in the redirection source and target url? If so what code should I use?

Thanks in advance.

could someone help me?

I want to redirect f.e.
http://www.3dtvmagazine.nl/2010/01/sony-xx/comments
to
http://www.3dtvmagazine.nl/2010/01/sony-xx/#comments

And this for all posts

Thanks

Try this:

Source URL: /(\d*)/(\d*)/(\d*)/([A-Za-z0-9-]*)
Target URL: http://newdomain.com/$3

Be sure that you put this on WordPress that is running on the old domain! If you put it on the new domain it won’t do anything. What is your exact situation? Do you have the domains with two different directories/servers, sharing the same directory, the old one isn’t pointed at anything, etc?

I am trying to change:

http://olddomain.com/year/month/day/posttitle

to

http://newdomain.com/posttitle

Can anyone help with this please?

Hm. I think that you are going to have to use multiple redirects to cover this.

So that string appears at the end of the URL? Ex:

http://gulati.info/2009/01/using-redirection-plugin-wordpress/lang/en
=>
http://gulati.info/2009/01/using-redirection-plugin-wordpress/?lang=en

Is that the change that you want? You will need a redirect to cover each of the different URL possibilies (ex: the home page, a blog post, etc). A regex could possibly be written that covers all of them, but I’m not good enough with regexes to write it. What is your permalink structure? With that I can give you a list of redirects to add.

I have another problem that you might help me to solve in just seconds. I use the Language Switcher plugin and recently I had to change my URL syntax from this:

^/lang/en/

to this

^/?lang=en

Just the end of the line has to be changed in the URL. All the beginning — letters, digits, slashes and hyphens — remains the same. However, I don’t know how to write this since there are no $ variable. Maybe I could make language codes (en, fr, …) appear as variables.

Would you please kindly suggest a solution ?