URL to lower string

That looks okay. You're missing a closing double quote on the redirect. You could also eliminate the intermediate variable:

when HTTP_REQUEST {

   HTTP::redirect "http://[HTTP::host][string tolower [HTTP::uri]]"
}

Aaron

Also, if you're doing that for every request and this is on an HTTP virtual server, you'll get a redirect loop. You could try something like this:

when HTTP_REQUEST {

    Check if the URI has any capitalized letters
   if {[string match {*[A-Z]*} [HTTP::uri]]}{
      HTTP::redirect "http://[HTTP::host][string tolower [HTTP::uri]]"
   }
}

Setting parameter names or values to lower case might actually break the web app parsing of them. Do you want to set the path or the full URI to lower case (/path/to/file.ext versus /path/to/file.ext?param=value)?

Aaron

Great, it works!

 

It will be a great idea to setup this to work with parameters.

 

Just to be sure, the way to do it is this?

 

when HTTP_REQUEST {

 

 

Check if the URI has any capitalized letters

 

if {[string match {*[A-Z]*} [HTTP::uri]]}{

 

HTTP::redirect "http://[HTTP::host][string tolower [HTTP::path]]?[HTTP::query]"

 

}

 

}

 

Just one update if you only want to check the path:

when HTTP_REQUEST {

    Check if the URI has any capitalized letters
   if {[string match {*[A-Z]*} [HTTP::path]]}{

      HTTP::redirect "http://[HTTP::host][string tolower [HTTP::path]]?[HTTP::query]" 
   }
}

Aaron

Ok! I forgot to do that change

 

Thank you!