URI Masking if there's multiple redirects

Well this helped on the 1st part. Thanks. But need help on URI Masking too. Accessing abc.com went to abc.com/article12 but the URI is seen. I do not want the URI to be seen. Just abc.com should be seen. Please advise. I guess we should be touch the response header ?

No, I suspect this may fix your problem (note have removed trailing /);-

when HTTP_REQUEST { 
    if { [HTTP::host] eq "abc.com" && [HTTP::path] eq "/"} { 
       HTTP::uri /article12
    } 
} 

If that doesn't work please explain what is happening ie server is sending a redirect ? What Location header?

Tried removing the trailing / too, no luck. Still seeing entire URI. I see 302 twice coming from webserver, its a big URI path starting with /article12/libs/granite/

OK so what's the big URI path that ends up in the browser address window?

That's what we need to rewrite your path to instead of /article12.....

Hint: It should end in ".html"

Hey IheartF5, thanks for your help. It worked.

If I copied the full URI /article12/libs/granite/core/content/login.html?resource=%2Fauthor-62%2F&$$login$$=%24%24login%24%24&j_reason=unknown&j_reason_code=unknown it dint work.

But I had to copy till /article12/libs/granite/core/content/login.html to make it work, provided it missed to get some image files and Web page looked little off from normal.

But there's a catch here. Once my users login into the portal, its showing the URI again. And if they logout too, it shows.

You can't 'hide' every URI. Well you can, but you have to reveal as something else. In the case above, you hid '/article12/libs/granite/core/content/login.html' as '/'.

BTW We use Abobe CQ as well and our website guys didn't like the trailing ".html' extension on every page - they liked 'extentionless' page names, so the only page name we have are like /products, which we then rewrite on the LTM as /xxx/products.html.