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I have simple blog I created myself. I am using mod rewrite to redirect all to a php file. But I have links in google like kdelchev.com/?p= or kdelchev.com/?cat=7
How can I match it with regular expression? I try with variants of ^([^/\?]+)/$ but with no success.
The desired result is to redirect such addresses to kdlechev.com or to 301 page
It work for ?cat=7 but didn't work for ?cat= and other invalid addresses.
I added the rule and the condition exactly, but the ?cat string stay at the end of the address and no redirect is made.
The rule is at the beggigning of the .htaccess file. I added [L] just in case the condition is overridden by another rule, but that didn't help.
I also try toescaspe the questiuon mark:
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