Question Can I use Custom Rewrite Rules to remove string at the end of the url?

[Actualidad tma]

Hi! I would like to know if there's a way using "(Pro) Custom Rewrite Rules" to remove the "?langid=1" string at the end of every url and point them to the original url.

For example: from https://www.tmas.es/foro/informacio...n-autentico-lio-ayuda-por-favor.html?langid=1 to https://www.tmas.es/foro/informacion-general/232-estudiante-fp-distancia-de-tma-hecho-un-autentico-lio-ayuda-por-favor.html

Thanks!

 

[Fillip H.]

It looks like your URL is already rewritten so no, that would not be supported.

 

[Actualidad tma]

And what about any other way to do the trick?

I'm trying via .htaccess with this code:
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} !=""
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /$1? [R=301,L]

It only works at root (www.tmas.es/?lang=id=1 redirects to www.tmas.es) but I'm not able to make it works at any other url (i.e https://www.tmas.es/foro/informacio...n-autentico-lio-ayuda-por-favor.html?langid=1 to https://www.tmas.es/foro/informacion-general/232-estudiante-fp-distancia-de-tma-hecho-un-autentico-lio-ayuda-por-favor.html).

Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

 

[Fillip H.]

I don't know, sorry. .htaccess rewrite rules are not my strongest point.

Honestly, your best bet would probably be to ask the developer of the language mod you're using to store the user's language choice in a cookie so it doesn't have to be a part of the URL.

 

[Actualidad tma]

Thanks!

 

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