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Regular expressions (abbreviated regex) are terms that define a search pattern to focus on a specific part of a string for a specific purpose (e.g. to find/replace a word).
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htaccess redirect - replace special character
In my previous post, I asked about how to 301 redirect all .com/language/X URLs to .com/members/?members_search=X using htaccess.
Thankfully I got help, and the solution was RewriteRule ^language/(.* …
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