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I am using a 301 redirect command in .htaccess file
Redirect 301 /fr/emergency http://www.sitename.com/fr/d’urgence
But on redirection the url has turned out to be http://www.sitename.com/fr/d%92urgence and shows a page not found error.
The requirement is that it needs to come as http://www.sitename.com/fr/d’urgence itself.
Any idea what needs to be corrected and where?
The string should be encoded in UTF-8 and then percent encoded. You should never use non-ASCII characters in a URL sent over the wire (at least, not yet… someday), and this is the way around it.
A web browser will still display it as
d’urgence, the user will never see the percent-encoded version. This assumes that the’character is actually supposed to be U+2019 “right single quotation mark” and not U+0027 “apostrophe”.