I’ve read the doc for how to use redirects and rewrites for a netlify site but when I use it for my website, it just says that this page cannot be reached or isn’t available. I know its up and running because the status page for netlify says all good/clear My code for my website shouldn’t affect h…

hi there, did you give this a read through? is it applicable to your situation at all? [image] Bug in non-trailing slash rewrite Support I have successfully implemented the instructions in this guide about deploying multiple repos to a single, custom domain-enabled, site .…

This is relevant to my issue but I do not understand what the solution for it is. I have tried multiple methods in which the trailing slash can be removed but ends with the page not being found at all, the solution is to revert back to no redirects at all. But that still dosent answer my question th…

You can’t usefully affect the trailing slash on the domain name, Caleb - that’s a browser-specific detail as to what is shown and essentially https://example.netlify.com is the same as https://example.netlify.com/ - so it’s not something you can redirect between. They are just different ways of say…

Neither of those are my issues, its an issue with some sites using a non trailing slash instead of a slash (which is what I would prefer)

@CalebOWolf , this is interesting as it is technically impossible not to have a trailing slash after the domain name. Many browsers do not display the trailing slash but it is a required part of a URL. Please see the second answer here: Why do some domains have a '/' at the end of the home page URL?…

It may be that because I have the homepage set to index.html for my code, but I have enabled the netlify pretty assets optimization which then in the source code shows a slash for the home link so I don’t know if something’s up with what I’m doing or if its a code error that i’m not seeing here. (L…

@CalebOWolf , I do see that "index.html" was converted to '/' in the HTML. This HTML change wouldn’t change whether or not the URL contained a slash at the end or not because the URL must always include a slash after the domain name; it is impossible not to. There is an important detail I’m missing.…

I just had a solution for the assets optimizations. I could just redirect The best tagline on the internet | Awesomely to https://example.netlify.com/ and it would still work but it wouldn’t have the index.html on the end of the URL, or would it end up being an infinite loop? Also one other thing t…

Not sure how that would work or if it should based on relevant standards. What happens when you try, preferably on a test site or with a 302 redirect code so you can “undo” it easily (unlike a 301)? I might do something in client side javascript if you can’t do it successfully using our redirects.…

Trailing Slash Redirect Rule not working?

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hi there, did you give this a read through? is it applicable to your situation at all?

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