In what way couldn’t you get it to work?
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kdr92
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I’m not sure how to do it properly with a query string but here’s the screenshot: https://prnt.sc/B8LqIXuSXDlM
That doesn’t seem to match the page you originally mentioned. What is the redirect you have created?
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kdr92
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That’s an old screenshot. Here’s the recent I created: https://prnt.sc/JCYdMiYjqfQc but that creates another / after the cpm: https://prnt.sc/Hm1phaTVZa8B
You have a backslash in the URL – why is that?
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kdr92
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I was trying to learn this https://redirection.me/support/redirect-regular-expressions/ because as you see in my first screenshot, that’s the issue when I just plainly enter the url with the query string.
Can you please guide me how to do this properly?
You haven’t entered a regular expression though.
You should enter the URL you want to match as-is – there is no need to change anything.
The first screenshot you posted is for another URL and contains encoded characters. This doesn’t match anything you’ve posted so far.
