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Ok, i’m trying to redirect a language that is written as a folder something like so:
RedirectMatch 301 ^index.php/es$ index.php/en
As you can see I only want it to redirect when it is an exact match to index.php/es so index.php/es/inicio would not redirect.
It just won’t work for me I have tried several variations.
This must be independent of domain name as I have multiple domains pointing at this site that all need to use this rule.
You are missing some leading slashes:
The URI put through the redirect/redirectmatch statements have a leading slash, so
^index.php/es$would never match.