multiple target frames

[gapkid]

I'm trying to reorganize a huge chunk of the folders on my website to shorten
and simplify the URL. Rather than create "moved to" pages for all of the
pages, is there a way to redirect someone who tries to go to an old page to
the index/home page of the new folder?

In other words, say I have the following webpages:

www.mypages.com/firstpage/summary/tableofcontents/chapters/index.htm
www.mypages.com/firstpage/summary/tableofcontents/chapters/one.htm
www.mypages.com/firstpage/summary/tableofcontents/chapters/two.htm
www.mypages.com/firstpage/summary/tableofcontents/chapters/three.htm

And I plan on changing these to the following pages to make it easier:

www.mypages.com/index.htm
www.mypages.com/one.htm
www.mypages.com/two.htm
www.mypages.com/three.htm

Rather than have each of the old pages redirect users to the new pages, is
there a way for me to just say that if someone tries to access any page that
used to fall in the folder www.mypages.com/firstpage, it will automatically
just redirect them to the new index page at www.mypages.com?

thanks!

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Check with your web host, as this can be set directly on the server, depending on your web host,
otherwise you will need to learn server-side scripting, etc.

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