htaccess redirect url with special characters (+)

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htaccess redirect url with special characters (+)



I have a URL like this.



http://olddomain.com/product-category/x-tended+bottoms/



and I wanted to apply a 301 redirect via htaccess to http://newdomain.com/shop/extended-bottoms



However, when i'm trying to apply a rule that goes like this, it doesn't take effect and instead lands me to page not found.



RedirectMatch 301 ^/product-category/x-tended+bottoms/(.*)$ https://mothersenvogue.com.hk/shop/all-bottoms?


RedirectMatch 301 ^/product-category/x-tended+bottoms/(.*)$ https://mothersenvogue.com.hk/shop/all-bottoms?



What regex can I use to change the plus sign (+) on the url?




1 Answer
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So I was able to find a reference answer to my question by adding the highlighted rule to check the plus sign (+) on URLs:



RedirectMatch 301 ^/product-category/x-tended**[s+]**bottoms/$ https://newdomain.com/?$



htaccess redirect a plus sign






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