301 redirect in vbulletin v2.2.9

[getthat]

Hi Guys,

I've got to rename the urls on my vb site (e.g. www.site.com/1/index.html will become www.site.com/1/2/index.html). I've got to do this via a 301 header in php to make it look attractive for the search engines. Headers are formed in the global.php file but how can I implement this ? It are just a few urls that have to change (about 80% which will have to be redirected).

Grz

[getthat]

Somebody ? Am I making myself not clear enough ?

[getthat]

any suggestions please ?

[miz]

hmm what do you mean ?

[getthat]

OK, I'll try to explain it again.

Now I've got some pages with url's like http://www.site.com/1/bla. I've got to add a new subdirectory and the links will change to http://www.site.com/1/2/bla. I cannot change the urls without notifying the search engines that these pages moved. So, I've got to send a 301 page redirect permanently header when someone goes to http://www.site.com/1/bla (he will be redirected to http://www.site.com/1/2/bla.

The code for the headers is located in the global.php file (search for header). There is only one header configured and that's the 200 "everything's ok". I've got to add a 301 header in this section of global.php and it has to work for specific urls. Someone knows how to do this ? I guess this would be a great hack for people who want to move some urls of their site to a new url and keep their good position in the search engines.

Getthat

[getthat]

Someone ?