301 redirect using web.config

[darrinkeller]

I'm trying to redirect about 40 web addresses from an old site to a new site. I was able to redirect all of the pages that DO NOT have a ".aspx" in them to the new site using .htaccess but I cannot figure out how to redirect the .aspx links. I was told I need to do it in the web.config file.

Can someone please help?

I moved a site from www.handstands.com to www.randombuy.com .

Here is an example of a link that works using .htaccess and one that does not.

Works: http://www.handstands.com/info/About_Us

Doesn't work: http://www.handstands.com/p-294-keuken-5-piece-ceramic-knife-set-with-bamboo-block.aspx (should go to: http://www.randombuy.com/p-294-keuken-5-piece-ceramic-knife-set-with-bamboo-block.aspx )

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you,
Darrin Keller

[Ramesh S]

Hi,

Hope the following links will help you.

How do I use .htaccess to redirect an aspx page to a php page?
Redirect any page that has an .aspx ending to a new url.

[darrinkeller]

Hi,

Hope the following links will help you.

How do I use .htaccess to redirect an aspx page to a php page? Redirect any page that has an .aspx ending to a new url.

Thank you for these links. However, I checked into them and I don't think they tell me what needs to be done. I am redirecting from an .aspx to an .aspx but I'm using a PHP server to do the forwarding... I have multiple individual URLs that I wanted to redirect.

Do you have any other ideas?

Thanks,
Darrin Keller

[crishlay]

you need to write URL rewrite in web.config file. It will fix your problem.

[darrinkeller]

you need to write URL rewrite in web.config file. It will fix your problem.

Thanks but I don't know how to do that. I thought that if I could figure out a way to forward all .aspx to the new website, it would work. But in the interim, I figured out how to forward all error messages to the new site so it effectively works the same way.

[darrinkeller]

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to set this up?

Thanks!
Darrin