Redirect from root to WWW

This example creates a redirect rule that forwards HTTPS requests from the root domain (example.com) to the WWW subdomain (www.example.com), while retaining the original path and query string.

When incoming requests match

• Wildcard pattern
  • Request URL: https://example.com/*

Then

• Target URL: https://www.example.com/${1}
• Status code: 301
• Preserve query string: Enabled

This rule ensures that only HTTPS requests from the root domain are redirected to the WWW subdomain, leaving other requests (such as HTTP or requests to other subdomains) unchanged.

For example, the redirect rule would perform the following redirects:

Request URL	Target URL	Status code
https://example.com/products/	https://www.example.com/products/	301
https://store.example.com/products/	(unchanged)	n/a
https://example.com/admin/?logged_out=true	https://www.example.com/admin/?logged_out=true	301
http://example.com/?all_items=true	(unchanged)	n/a
http://www.example.com/admin/	(unchanged)	n/a

Make sure to replace example.com with your actual hostname before deploying your rule.