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Redirection · support · 2026-03-16T16:03:00+00:00

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brucedwilliams resolved
I’m attempting to redirect pages like “/calendar/any-sequence-of-characters” to “/events/” using the regex: /calendar/.* This doesn’t seem to be working. As an example, “/calendar/month.calendar/2020/08/08/46.html” fails to redirect at all. What am I missing? You can find details here: https://redirection.me/support/problems/url-not-redirecting/ John, thanks for the lightning fast response! It’s not browser cache, as I have tested clearing that and get the same null result. It’s not server cache, as that is disabled. I also don’t think it’s due to the .html file type being otherwise redirected as I can access the WordPress “readme.html” that is included in every WordPress install. Any other ideas? This isn’t critical, but it sure would help to make a cleaner transition from a Joomla-based site to a WordPress-based site I’m currently working on… Thanks! The fact you can access a .html just shows your server is set up to handle them. It is almost certainly the cause of why you can’t redirect it. Argh, I’m an idiot…

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John Godley 2026-03-16T16:05:00+00:00

You can find details here: https://redirection.me/support/problems/url-not-redirecting/

brucedwilliams 2026-03-16T16:18:00+00:00

John, thanks for the lightning fast response! It’s not browser cache, as I have tested clearing that and get the same null result. It’s not server cache, as that is disabled. I also don’t think it’s due to the .html file type being otherwise redirected as I can access the WordPress “readme.html” that is included in every WordPress install. Any other ideas? This isn’t critical, but it sure would help to make a cleaner transition from a Joomla-based site to a WordPress-based site I’m currently working on… Thanks!

John Godley 2026-03-16T16:23:00+00:00

The fact you can access a .html just shows your server is set up to handle them. It is almost certainly the cause of why you can’t redirect it.

brucedwilliams 2026-03-16T16:42:00+00:00

Argh, I’m an idiot…