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that matches the %20 perfectly and /or a space. &nbsp;So that is great.
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that matches the %20 perfectly and /or a space.  So that is great.

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No problem :) Have a lovely weekend!
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I have several urls that have %20''s in the actual url. &nbsp;I want a regex that will point it to the correct page. &nbsp;I can get it to work with the first 3 letters but don't know how to add in the %20. &nbsp;I have tried \W and \s but to no avail.<br />
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If it is working correctly then a url with function.php shouldn't be matched.<br />
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This is an example url in question.<br />
funct%20in%20/var/www/html<wbr />/modules/c<wbr />dseolinks/<wbr />function.p<wbr />a%20in%20/<wbr />var/www/ht<wbr />ml/modules<wbr />/cdseolink<wbr />s/function<wbr />.parse-url<wbr /><br />
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Here is what I have.<br />
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RedirectMatch 301 ^/fun\s(.+?)$ /help.php<br />
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By the way, the ideal thing I know already but I don't have any support on that program to know how to fix the problem. &nbsp;So that is why I am resorting to a pattern match. &nbsp;Rather than getting the program to quit putting the erroneous characters into the urls when it is spidered.<br />
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Thanks,
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I have several urls that have %20''s in the actual url.  I want a regex that will point it to the correct page.  I can get it to work with the first 3 letters but don't know how to add in the %20.  I have tried \W and \s but to no avail.

If it is working correctly then a url with function.php shouldn't be matched.

This is an example url in question.
funct%20in%20/var/www/html/modules/cdseolinks/function.pa%20in%20/var/www/html/modules/cdseolinks/function.parse-url

Here is what I have.

RedirectMatch 301 ^/fun\s(.+?)$ /help.php

By the way, the ideal thing I know already but I don't have any support on that program to know how to fix the problem.  So that is why I am resorting to a pattern match.  Rather than getting the program to quit putting the erroneous characters into the urls when it is spidered.

Thanks,

Pattern Matching %20 in url

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