Redirect domain to other domain via page rules WITH UTM parameters

[phosebcouk]

Hi Community!

Hope you are great.

I have created a rule to redirect https://domainone.com/directapp to https://domaintwo.com/directapp.

Would it be possible to redirect UTM parameters too?

https://domainone.com/directapp?Id=uxurid-1050&Company=Talent&Title=Head%20of%20Operations&Category=Administration&City=Leicester&Region=East%20Midlands&Country=United%20Kingdom

to

https://domaintwo.com/directapp?Id=uxurid-1050&Company=Talent&Title=Head%20of%20Operations&Category=Administration&City=Leicester&Region=East%20Midlands&Country=United%20Kingdom

And if how to create a rule for this?

Thanks very much!

[sandro]

A standard page rule should do the trick.

[phosebcouk]

Hi Sandro!

Thanks! I have tried this and it`s not working for UTM parameters.

I would like to have the same parameters on redirected website too to use it as on first website.

[sandro]

These are just regular query string values and should be covered by the page rule. Can you post a screenshot of your rule?

Another issue, assuming your domain is phoseb.co.uk and your IP address ends in 206, it would seem as if you had a security issue right now.

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[phosebcouk]

Hi Sandro!

Thanks for that. I will use full strict in the future.

Redirect is working now. Thnaks for that too.