You can use a wildcard in your route definition to match all routes within a specific path and then redirect them to a different path while preserving the remainder of the URL using the following code in your router configuration file:
// define the wildcard route to match all routes within /specific-path
router.get('/specific-path/*', function(req, res) {
// extract the remainder of the URL after /specific-path
const remainderPath = req.params[0];
// redirect to the new path with the remainder of the URL appended
res.redirect('/new-path/' + remainderPath);
});
This code defines a GET
route with a wildcard parameter that matches any route within /specific-path
. It then extracts the remainder of the URL after the /specific-path
prefix using the req.params[0]
notation. Finally, it uses the res.redirect()
method to redirect to the new path /new-path/
with the remainder of the URL appended. For example, if the original URL was /specific-path/foo/bar
, it would be redirected to /new-path/foo/bar
.
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Asked: 2023-07-13 15:40:51 +0000
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