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Setup nginx to redirect Google's _escaped_fragment_= request to a snapshots folder
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# This should be inserted into the server {...} block. | |
# These lines rewrite the url to access the snapshots folder, or where ever you keep | |
# you prerendered pages (mainly used when working with pages rendered by JavaScript). | |
# | |
# example.com/?_escaped_fragment_= --> example.com/snapshots/index.html | |
# example.com/?_escaped_fragment_=/blog --> example.com/snapshots/blog.html | |
# example.com/?_escaped_fragment_=/blog/post --> example.com/snapshots/blog/post.html | |
# Captures URLs with any amount of levels (?_escaped_fragment_=/.../...) | |
if ($args ~ "_escaped_fragment_=(.+)") { | |
set $real_url $1; | |
} | |
# Captures URL with no level (?_escaped_fragment_=) | |
if ($args = "_escaped_fragment_=") { | |
set $real_url index; | |
} | |
# Redirects the request if the URL contains "_escaped_fragment_=" | |
if ($args ~ "_escaped_fragment_=") { | |
# You can replace the "snapshots" with whatever folder you keep your prerendered pages in. | |
rewrite ^ /snapshots/$real_url.html; | |
} |
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