I'm working on the following:

For a website (teaching material for learning Italian!) I need to create some sort of shortcut macro.

www.abcde.com/3.23 (3.23 is the chapter of the book)

should be redirected to

www.abcde.com/cms/index.php/inhalte/item/3-23

i.e. the dot in the number must be replaced with "-" and "cms/index.php/inhalte/item/" in front of the number. Is this possible with a macro? Single entries work well but I suppose there is a better way than making several hundred redirects.
I've tried a lot but didn't succeed at all.

thanks a lot for your help.



(and last but not least: great component, WOW!)

Thanks,
a rule for this will be very easy to create in the next version with support for "placeholders".

Meanwhile, we can get result also with current version:



With this regexp you will match all "chapters" in the form /xx.xx. Now we should build the destination. We can use the preg_match macro, but is available only for Enterprise version:



Using the internale redirect (another Enterprise feature) you can hide the destination URL from the web browser.

Best regards,
Luigi

Great! Finally got it. Suppose the closing slash for the preg_match were lost in space. With those /preg_match it works fine. Thanks a lot!
{preg_match 1}/\/([0-9]{1,2})\.([0-9]{1,2})$/{/preg_match}-{preg_match 2}/\/([0-9]{1,2})\.([0-9]{1,2})$/{/preg_match}

Of course,
it happens when you're so "cool" to write regular expression without to test...

Happy to hear problem is solved.

Cheers,
Luigi