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In the .htaccess file:
Redirect 301 /john-biography.php /about
When I type domain.com/john-biography.php in the browser, it become:
domain.com/about?/john-biography.php
Is that normal or what can be done to prevent that?
This behavior is typically for a conflict between mod_alias (
Redirect) and mod_rewrite where a URL is redirected externally that was already rewritten internally by mod_rewrite.In that case you should not use mod_alias but mod_rewrite only. So just convert your directive into a mod_rewrite equivalent:
Put this in front of your other rules that rewrite internally.