Closed michaelsmanley closed 13 years ago
For my own site, I needed a simple way to do redirections. Thought maybe this would be useful in general.
Rationale/docs here: https://github.com/michaelsmanley/stacey/wiki/Redirection-Asset-Type
The change is actually this commit: https://github.com/michaelsmanley/stacey/commit/cf2955fcea603e98c38a378cc4a64dcb79ad325b
For some reason, that's still including changes from the previous patch (cache bypass), which I thought had been committed to master. I'm a git newbie, so perhaps I'm doing something wrong there.
MSM
why don't you do that via .htaccess?
Because, apparently, I am an idiot. I should know better than to futz with this when I have not slept.
Thanks!
For my own site, I needed a simple way to do redirections. Thought maybe this would be useful in general.
Rationale/docs here: https://github.com/michaelsmanley/stacey/wiki/Redirection-Asset-Type
The change is actually this commit: https://github.com/michaelsmanley/stacey/commit/cf2955fcea603e98c38a378cc4a64dcb79ad325b
For some reason, that's still including changes from the previous patch (cache bypass), which I thought had been committed to master. I'm a git newbie, so perhaps I'm doing something wrong there.
MSM