Closed edjw closed 5 years ago
I think it usually works the other way round, doesn't it?
If the canonical URL is "/page/", then visiting "/page" would redirect to "/page/"
In these cases, the canonical URL is '/page', though there may be sub-pages at "/page/add or "/page/edit".
I take your point though, this could be a violation of the principal of least surprise.
We'd generally hope that the on-page navigation is good enough that people don't have to hand-hack URLs :)
I think the other ticket about redirection/help from the 403 responses is an important fix for some of these issues.
Ok let's close this for now and proceed with #221 and see how it goes
As any user of the site, I would like to be redirected to the correct URL if I use a trailing backslash. When I visit a URL with a trailing backslash like
https://www.blocked.org.uk/stats/
, I should be redirected to the correct URL:https://www.blocked.org.uk/stats
At the moment, URLs like this one (https://www.blocked.org.uk/control/) with trailing backslashes return 404 Not Found.