When using wildcard query string / additional path has gone #1
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| string newurl = redirect.NewUrl; | ||
| if (redirect.WildCardSkipAppend) //if wildcard, replace the 'old part' of url | ||
| { | ||
| newurl = urlNotFound.LocalPath.Replace(redirect.OldUrl, redirect.NewUrl); |
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Is this always the desired outcome with wildcard URLs? This expects the URL-structure to be identical on both ends, doesn't it?
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There was a bug in original code that removed query string when redirecting to new url.
This shouldn't be the case when using wildcard option