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Redirecting .aspx to PHP

February 09, 2017 Apache, cPanel Leave a Comment

In most cases 301 redirects are written in the “.htaccess” file. However, when the URL is complex and contains special characters it can be very tricky for the novice user. To simplify the process we can redirect all the *.ASPX traffic to a PHP

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