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sunitaBorn
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June 29, 2021
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set page properties for Redirect to different home pages in AEM cloud

Dear All,

 

I have below requirement to redirect my website to home pages and these home pages should be authorable for AEM cloud

 

For Example,

I have one site called www.sunita.com/en...So my requirement is if I will hit www.sunita.com/en then it will redirect to www.sunita.com/home.html
and next day when I will hit www.sunita.com/en it will redirect to www.sunita.com/home1.html and so on.

 

So that lets say the author creates
sunita.com/en/home.html
sunita.com/en/home1.html
sunita.com/en/home2.html

 

then on Monday I set the property in content/sunita/en page to be home.html but on Tuesday I decide to go live with the home1.html , so all I need to do is switch the property in the content/sunita/en page to point to home1.html

 

Can anybody put some lights how can I achieve this ?

 

Thanks,

Sonu

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Meilleure réponse par Dipti_Chauhan

Hi @sunitaborn 

  For your scenario easiest solution would be to use redirectTarget property as it will give control to authors.However in this case redirect is handled by publishers so this enables additional traffic to publisher servers.

To avoid this you need to use Apache rewrite which will use AEM authored redirects. To achieve this one solution could be to maintain text file which contains all redirect url on dispatcher and you can update this file on page activation (same as VanityUrl's handling) or with help of scheduler.

 

And this is how you can use this text file in your rewrite rules

 

RewriteMap test "txt:/mnt/var/www/html/YOUR TXT FILE.txt"
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^(.*)$
RewriteCond ${test:%1} >""
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ ${test:$1} [R=302,L] 

 

Hope this helps.

 

Thanks

Dipti Chauhan

4 commentaires

ChitraMadan
Community Advisor
ChitraMadanCommunity Advisor
Community Advisor
June 29, 2021

Hi @sunitaborn ,

 

These type of redirects are typically handled in apache. Something like below

 

# resolve (/en) for home page
RewriteRule ^/${language}$ /content/sunita/home.html [PT,L]
OR
# resolve (/en) for home page
RewriteRule ^/${language}$ /content/sunita/home1.html [PT,L]
 
I do not completely understand as to when you want to switch between different homepages, is it something fixed like daily different home pages will take turns or is it something as and when a new page is available? 
 
    S
    sunitaBornAuteur
    Level 2
    June 30, 2021
    @8767815 , homepage is not static and it is dynamic. So it is something when a new page is available.
    vmadala
    vmadala
    Level 3
    June 30, 2021

    Hello @sunitaborn ,

     

    We've cq:redirect property, you can add this property under jcr:content node for source page.

     

    cq:redirectTarget: <redirect_page_path>

     

     

      shelly-goel
      Adobe Employee
      shelly-goelAdobe Employee
      Adobe Employee
      June 30, 2021

      @sunitaborn  You can achieve this with clientcontext personalization. You would day of the week as segment/ audience to configure a specific page on a specific day.

      http://www.sgaemsolutions.com/2018/12/personalization-using-contexthub-in-aem.html

      Other solution could be to leverage Redirect Map Manager

      https://adobe-consulting-services.github.io/acs-aem-commons/features/redirect-map-manager/index.html

        Dipti_Chauhan
        Community Advisor
        Dipti_ChauhanCommunity AdvisorRéponse
        Community Advisor
        June 30, 2021

        Hi @sunitaborn 

          For your scenario easiest solution would be to use redirectTarget property as it will give control to authors.However in this case redirect is handled by publishers so this enables additional traffic to publisher servers.

        To avoid this you need to use Apache rewrite which will use AEM authored redirects. To achieve this one solution could be to maintain text file which contains all redirect url on dispatcher and you can update this file on page activation (same as VanityUrl's handling) or with help of scheduler.

         

        And this is how you can use this text file in your rewrite rules

         

        RewriteMap test "txt:/mnt/var/www/html/YOUR TXT FILE.txt"
        RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^(.*)$
        RewriteCond ${test:%1} >""
        RewriteRule ^(.*)$ ${test:$1} [R=302,L] 

         

        Hope this helps.

         

        Thanks

        Dipti Chauhan

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