LISE: A way to accept an invalid url?
Posted: Tue May 27, 2025 10:57 am
Hi,
I want to rebuild an existing website with cmsms (manually, I don't have any access to the old system). Since the site has a good search engine ranking, I want to preserve all indexed URLs.
The site has more than 100 blog articles. I use LISE as a blog system. LISE allows me to enter custom item URLs for each entry.
Problem: Most of the indexed URLs contain some double hyphens, like this: news/detail.120.my--detail--url.
LISE doesn't accept these URLs and automatically overwrites them with single hyphens. While this is normally welcome and useful, it's a disadvantage in this exceptional case, as the URLs should remain permanent.
Is there an easy way to get LISE to accept these "invalid" URLs without doing hundreds of redirects or any rewritings via .htacces?
Note: On the old website both versions are accessible. With double and single hyphens. But unfortunately, Google only indexed the ones with the double hyphens.
I want to rebuild an existing website with cmsms (manually, I don't have any access to the old system). Since the site has a good search engine ranking, I want to preserve all indexed URLs.
The site has more than 100 blog articles. I use LISE as a blog system. LISE allows me to enter custom item URLs for each entry.
Problem: Most of the indexed URLs contain some double hyphens, like this: news/detail.120.my--detail--url.
LISE doesn't accept these URLs and automatically overwrites them with single hyphens. While this is normally welcome and useful, it's a disadvantage in this exceptional case, as the URLs should remain permanent.
Is there an easy way to get LISE to accept these "invalid" URLs without doing hundreds of redirects or any rewritings via .htacces?
Note: On the old website both versions are accessible. With double and single hyphens. But unfortunately, Google only indexed the ones with the double hyphens.