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You <i>should</i> be able to accomplish this using a regexp similar to the following:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-38372554-1">/mydomai.\.local/</code></pre>
This will match both domains you have listed above; however, I'm sure you'll have to modify it to your needs.<br />
I'm not sure what the exact syntax of the rule should look like, but I do know that .htaccess supports regexes.
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You should be able to accomplish this using a regexp similar to the following:


/mydomai.\.local/

This will match both domains you have listed above; however, I'm sure you'll have to modify it to your needs.
I'm not sure what the exact syntax of the rule should look like, but I do know that .htaccess supports regexes.

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Hello all,<br />
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Is it possible to create a redirect rule when an url does not contain anything after the domain extension? Because I have a local, production and live version the domain extension should be treated as variable.<br />
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mydomain.nl -- redirect to --&gt; mydomain.nl/nl<br />
mydomain.nl/ -- redirect to --&gt; mydomain.nl/nl<br />
mydomain.local -- redirect to --&gt; mydomain.local/nl<br />
mydomail.nl/fr -- no redirect<br />
mydomail.local/fr/whatever<wbr />/comes/nex<wbr />t -- no redirect<br />
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Can this be done?<br />
<br />
Thankz!<br />
<br />
Greetz,<br />
walter
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Hello all,

Is it possible to create a redirect rule when an url does not contain anything after the domain extension? Because I have a local, production and live version the domain extension should be treated as variable.

mydomain.nl -- redirect to --> mydomain.nl/nl
mydomain.nl/ -- redirect to --> mydomain.nl/nl
mydomain.local -- redirect to --> mydomain.local/nl
mydomail.nl/fr -- no redirect
mydomail.local/fr/whatever/comes/next -- no redirect

Can this be done?

Thankz!

Greetz,
walter

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