When using CDN with caching or other you can use the route filter and also keep the correct extension. This should be picked up as images, you can also add a question mark ? at the end.
At the end of the converted url you get a slash / (.jpg/) but that has no effect on the detection by CDN's or even chrome (removes the / when you check devtools -> sources).
At the end of the converted url you get a slash / (.jpg/) but that has no effect on the detection by CDN's or even chrome (removes the / when you check devtools -> sources).
Code:
Find Route -> Replace With
attachments/{name:string}-doc.{name:digit} -> attachments/{name:string}.{name:digit}.doc
attachments/{name:string}-docx.{name:digit} -> attachments/{name:string}.{name:digit}.docx
attachments/{name:string}-gif.{name:digit} -> attachments/{name:string}.{name:digit}.gif
attachments/{name:string}-jpe.{name:digit} -> attachments/{name:string}.{name:digit}.jpe
attachments/{name:string}-jpeg.{name:digit} -> attachments/{name:string}.{name:digit}.jpeg
attachments/{name:string}-jpg.{name:digit} -> attachments/{name:string}.{name:digit}.jpg
attachments/{name:string}-mp4.{name:digit} -> attachments/{name:string}.{name:digit}.mp4
attachments/{name:string}-pdf.{name:digit} -> attachments/{name:string}.{name:digit}.pdf
attachments/{name:string}-png.{name:digit} -> attachments/{name:string}.{name:digit}.png
attachments/{name:string}-psd.{name:digit} -> attachments/{name:string}.{name:digit}.psd
attachments/{name:string}-txt.{name:digit} -> attachments/{name:string}.{name:digit}.txt
attachments/{name:string}-xlsx.{name:digit} -> attachments/{name:string}.{name:digit}.xlsx
attachments/{name:string}-zip.{name:digit} -> attachments/{name:string}.{name:digit}.zip
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