Changing part of the URL

[gchickengod]

How to create a universal redirection that would change only the IP in the address bar, and the rest would remain the same? For example https://blabla.com/* replace with http://192.168.0.1/*
So that this rule would work with any text under *

[lazyvab]

@gchickengod This is a very common use-case and easily solved using Replace String rule.
https://app.requestly.io/rules/editor/create/Replace

You need to define a condition where https://blabla.com will be replaced with http://192.168.0.1 in any URL. The other part of the URL will remain the same.

[gchickengod]

@gchickengod This is a very common use-case and easily solved using Replace String rule. https://app.requestly.io/rules/editor/create/Replace

You need to define a condition where https://blabla.com will be replaced with http://192.168.0.1 in any URL. The other part of the URL will remain the same.

Thanks, it works. I wouldn't have found the right window without your link. :)

[sachinjain024]

@lazyvab We should cover this use-case as a FAQ in our upcoming documentation revamp.

[lazyvab]

@gchickengod If you click on "New Rule" button on https://app.requestly.io/rules/my-rules page, you will find all rule type options. You need to select Replace String and click Create Rule.

[ashuvax]

Is it possible to route all traffic from one address to a second address for example:
from https://*
To https://sjj.com/{here insert the original address}

[wrongsahil]

@ashuvax Doeshttps://* here means that want to match all domains? or you want to route traffic for a single domain and just match rest of the path?

If you want for only certain domains like this https://abc.com/* -> https://sjj.com/*. Then this should be possible using Replace Rule. Just replace abc.com with sjj.com

[ashuvax]

i'm want to match all domains

[wrongsahil]

You can use Redirect Rule with wildcard matching for this.

[ashuvax]

The problem is that it goes into a loop all the time without a break
Is it possible to write to him to skip sjj.com?