URI prefix iRule

Try this:

when HTTP_REQUEST {
    switch  [string tolower [HTTP::uri] {
        "/" { HTTP::redirect "www.common.com/sites/web/" }
        "/table" {HTTP::redirect "www.common.com/sites/web/table" }
    }
}

Dear Robert,

 

Thanks robert for your swift response. But I'm looking for generic one.

 

www.common.com should redirect to www.common.com/sites/web/ www.common.com/table should redirect to www.common.com/sites/web/table

 

www.common.com/sites/web/ should be always there and the remaining URI should add to it

 

www.common.com/content should redirect to www.common.com/sites/web/content www.common.com/content2 should redirect to www.common.com/sites/web/content2 www.common.com/content3 should redirect to www.common.com/sites/web/content3

 

I hope this is clear.

 

So if I understand you correctly, if the URI does not begin with /sites/web you want the user redirected to www.common.com/sites/web with the original URI appended. Something like this:

when HTTP_REQUEST {
    if { ! ( string tolower [HTTP::uri] starts_with "/sites/web" } {
        HTTP::redirect "www.common.com/sites/web[HTTP::uri]"
    }
}

If the URI sent from the client is / the user will be redirected to www.common.com/sites/web/. If the URI sent from the client is /table the redirect will be www.common.com/sites/web/table, or if the original URI is /abc/1234 the redirect will be www.common.com/sites/web/abc/1234.

Does that sound like what you want?

Robert