Hi guys,
Im trying to attempt build a simple redirect from A to B
my rule:
but it still not works
Have any idea?
Regards
Hi guys,
Im trying to attempt build a simple redirect from A to B
my rule:
but it still not works
Have any idea?
Regards
Change https://prodermicsanjusto.com.ar/
to prodermicsanjusto.com.ar
. If you want all sub paths to also redirect use the wildcard as shown e.g.
prodermicsanjusto.com.ar/*
→ https://distribuidorapaccor.com.ar/$1
You have the same rule three times. Why?
Try deleting the first two rules.
Done, now its the setup
im not sure if it is the correct way to redirect from A to B, the original idea is put addressA in the nav bar and redirect to adddressB automatically, its possible?
You still need to remove the https://
from the URL i.e.
https://prodermicsanjusto.com.ar/
→ prodermicsanjusto.com.ar
Ok, i still removed the wrong url
but not works xD
if possible put in the browser addressA and “transform” to addressB ?
Regards
Have you configured the page rules on prodermicsanjusto.com.ar
or distribuidorapaccor.com.ar
?
on prodermicsanjusto.com.ar
distribuidorapaccor.com.ar is not in cloudfare but prodermic yes
There’s nothing wrong with your Page Rules per se. You should try to find out why they are not working somewhere else. `
Check your DNS panel and see if you have the domain as or
.
Have you set your domain so that it’s actually loaded by another domain? Is there any third-party service that you subscribe to that has perhaps control of your Cloudflare settings?
Also, what are the two Cloudflare nameservers assigned to your domain? You can check that in the DNS tab of the Cloudflare dashboard.
Your DNS A records point to an IP address that belongs to Cloudflare. And that is the IP address that is propagated as your own website’s IP address: DNS Checker - DNS Check Propagation Tool
This behavior is not standard. When you host a website with a hosting provider, you have, on your DNS tab, for instance:
A example.com xx.xxx.xx.xx (the hosting provider's IP address)
And when you search your domain with a DNS checker online tool, you’d see:
A example.com 103.224.182.240 (or some other Cloudflare IP address)
To whom belongs the IP address on your A records? Your hosting provider?
im desist to use cloudfare, sucks! haha
I’m sorry that you can’t resolve the issue. You seem to have Cloudflare through a partner setup or some other non-standard configuration, where you don’t have access to Cloudflare tools directly. You’d need to ask your hosting provider for more information.
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