Redirect examples

Create a redirect rule to redirect visitors using mobile devices to a different hostname.

Create a redirect rule to redirect requests for the administration area of store.example.com to HTTPS, keeping the original path and query string.

Create a redirect rule to redirect all requests to a different domain, maintaining all functionality, except for the discontinued HTTP service (port 80).

Create a redirect rule to redirect all website visitors from the United Kingdom to a different domain, maintaining the current functionality in the same paths.

Create a redirect rule to redirect all URLs for a domain to point to the root of a new domain, including any subdomains of the old domain.

Create a redirect rule to redirect all requests for smallshop.example.com to a different hostname using HTTPS, keeping the original path and query string.

Create a redirect rule to redirect United Kingdom and France visitors from the example.com website's root path (/) to their localized subdomains https://gb.example.com and https://fr.example.com, respectively.

Create a redirect rule to redirect visitors from /contact-us/ to the page's new path /contacts/.

Create a redirect rule to forward HTTPS requests from the root (also known as the “apex” or “naked” domain) to the WWW subdomain.

Create a redirect rule to forward HTTPS requests from the WWW subdomain to the root (also known as the “apex” or “naked” domain).

Create a redirect rule to redirect visitors from an old URL format with locale information to a new URL format.