Redirecting an already redirected page

RewriteRule ^teamstore/(.*)/$ /teamproduct.php?teamproduct=$1&products=true [NC,L]
RewriteRule ^teamstore-(.*)/$ /teamproduct.php?teamproduct=$1&products=true [NC,L]

Here's the situation. We've already had theese urls rewritten, but we want to change the formatting of these pages so they're separated by hyphen instead of a slash.

I tried redirectmatch but this added 开发者_运维问答additional php value parameters to the end of the urls. It came out to be

RedirectMatch 301 /teamstore/(.*) http://www.domainname.com/teamstore-$1/

Here was the result...

teamstore-valuehere//?teamproduct=2352323&productes=true

I want someone who types in the original address teamstore/info/ to get directed to teamstore-info/ - Any ideas on how to accomplish this?

The main reason is to avoid duplicate content issues with existing links in Google Search Results.

Order of the rules can matter, but if you want to 301 redirect the initial request for SEO reasons, then I would change your RewiteRules to the following.

RewriteRule ^teamstore/(.*)/$ teamstore-$1/ [R=301,L]
RewriteRule ^teamstore-(.*)/$ /teamproduct.php?teamproduct=$1&products=true [NC,L]

This will first translate teamstore/info/ to teamstore-info/ and send the appropriate 301 response. Upon second pass it will redirect to the php you want.

Note, this is not ideal as far as performance. Yet, it does accomplish the goal of making Google happy.