I want to redirect any traffic on my website based on the following rule:https://www.example.com/abc  -> https://www.example.com/test1.aspx?c=abchttps://www.example.com/def  -> https://www.example.com/test1.aspx?c=defI would like the subfolder to pass a query string, I have tried the following code but sadly had no success:<rule name=Reditect1 stopProcessing=true>    <match url=^(.*)test.com/(.*) />    <conditions>        <add input={R:2} pattern=^[a-zA-Z0-9_]*$ />    </conditions>    <action type=Redirect url=/test1.aspx?c={C:0} appendQueryString=true /></rule>
IIS URL Rewrite - Rewriting subfolders to query strings
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So, after more research and trial and error I was able to figure it out. Here is how I have it setup now. <rule name=Redirect1 stopProcessing=true>        <match url=^(.*)$ />            <conditions>                <add input={R:0} pattern=^(?!\s*$).+$/>                <add input={R:0} pattern=^[a-zA-Z0-9_]*$ />            </conditions>        <action type=Redirect url=/test1.aspx?client={C:0} appendQueryString=true />  </rule>NOTEThe rule was setup at the site level and not the server level in IIS. Hence, the pattern matching ignored the domain name. ^(.*)test.com/(.*) - tried matching a test.com after the actual qualified domain name. So www.test.com/test.com/abc would satisfy the condition and not www.test.com/abcExplanationThe rule matches any URL that comes in - Pattern (.*)The first condition ensures that anything following the qualified domain name has at least one non-space characterThe second condition ensures there are no special characters in the part that is being parsed. This was my requirement. 