redirect multiple

The user manual says ...
2. There will be two empty text boxes on the page. The first text box is following the root path of your current domain. Enter the path to the file you want to redirect in the first empty text box.

Example: http://DomainA.com/Sales.HTML (Just enter Sales.HTML or the directory and filename you are redirecting.)

Enter the domain name and path or url you want your visitor to be redirected to in the second empty text box.

Example: http://DomainB.Com/Order.HTML (Just enter the domain name and directory/filename of the new location.)

3. Click on the "Add" button

Ok now, we have a direstory that is /old/ It used to have 50 html pages in it
How do I redirect all 50 pages that were in old to another location without doing 50 redirects ? Is there a wildcard for this?

 

The version is 11.15.0-CURRENT 17853 Theme cPanel X v2.6.0

There does not appear to be a check box.


Let me draw it for you. http://www.bob.com/old/ had 8 directories in it. each directory contained 50 html pages and 50 images.
The search engines are still supplying links to the contents of the 8 folders inside old.
I want to capture any call to anything that used to be contained in the /old/ directory and send it to /new/menu.html

There has to be something like redirect http://www.bob.com/old/*.* to http://www.bob.com/new/menu.html

 

I don't have the upgrade option. I am only renting part of a server.
Does the *.* actually work ?

File does not exist: /public_html/old/tushy/005/IMG_1811.html
File does not exist: /public_html/old/tushy/001/Img-020.html

 

Thanks for you time. I just opted for a simpler solution. I just rebuilt my 404 page.