Hi,
I've configured the SEO url rules for one of the app, we have the domain name also, so I'm wondering if I need to activate that domain to rename the app name or why it doesn't rewrite the name then?
I write www.bake-id.com in the browser and i get : https://connect.puratos.com/
Both rules are activated, the ISAPI filter is installed, and the domain has A record to the IP pointing to the app.
Hello Tomás.
The rules are fine and DNS seems ok, but:
1. I see an extra "/" in the first URL Pattern.
2. You don't need to specify protocol.
Try to change that.
5 years later, but this just solved my issue. I had the https protocol in mine and it wasn't working. Thanks
Just did it again, but nothing happens, i forgot to say that I've tried it in many ways (so www.bake-id.com, bake-id.com, /https, https, /http....) nothing changes the domain name, I've tried many combinations, some of them just didn't work at all, but none is changing the name.
Thanks for the idea anyway
Hello everyone.What's the best way to implement a rule (for cloud infra) that changes the base URL like:- http://<some name>.outsystemsenterprise.com will always appear as
- http://<some name>.<something else>.com
Basically, the idea is to have a nice URL that doesn't show "outsystemsenterprise".
Thank you in advance!
Gonçalo, that isn't a SEO URL. That is in the Lifetime of your cloud.
You will be asked for a certificate.
https://success.outsystems.com/Support/Enterprise_Customers/Installation/Enable_Custom_SSL_Domain_In_OutSystems_PaaS
Hi Gonçalo,
I believe you can achieve this by adding a Redirect Rule (Service Center/Administration/SEO URLs/Redirect Rules List). Using your example, your rule would be something like:
Base URL: http://<some name>.outsystemsenterprise.comReplace With: http://<some name>.<something else>.com
Hi Tomas Liano,
Please do what Aurelio said. I agree with his opinion. It really works for me to do Seo Friendly website.
Thank you,
Sudip
I agree with Nuno on this. If you want to change the domain of the infrastructure then you need to have a domain and upload the certificate as mentioned in the documentation
Just putting a cname record in the domain should forward it to outsystems environment, with this you can use both outsystem URL and your custom URL. If you want it to open a specific app then you need to add the site rule. check this https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/42133/cname-versus-outsystems-application/
As per my experience, redirect rule will forward your request to the redirected URL, it won't replace the URL.
Regards.