I’m confused as to the sitemap created by this plugin. It’s not the Yoast site map I have submitted to google. Instead it’s a wp sitemap that doesn’t exist and it is the html to my homepage. How do I fix that?
]]>Not sure what you are up to, but you’ve removed everything in this plugin except a paid subscription link and your mailing list.
Last version that worked was 2.3.0.
]]>After update to 2.2.1, we are unable to login to admin, and some pages do not render anything, just blank white page.
On activation: “The plugin generated 1 character of unexpected output during activation. If you notice “headers already sent” messages, problems with syndication feeds or other issues, try deactivating or removing this plugin.”
]]>I just upgraded to 2.1.7, and now I get tons of junk in my php error log.
It looks like some extra debug information was left hanging around, as the whole settings object gets output on most page requests (and maybe all – supercache might be caching stuff to prevent the php from running).
By the way, I wish you hadn’t changed the plugin to do other stuff besides redirects – it used to be a good plugin, and now there have been tons of bugs, since you’ve increased functionality. I might need to fork the plugin to put it back to just being a redirect plugin…
]]>Hello
i installed Airtight Security & Features Formerly Redirect Editor And Security to get rid of the yoast non-index issue but after installing and activating it i still have the problem.
Buggy code; see https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/44142
]]>Hi,
since 2 or 3 days we several warnings occure on sites of different clients:
Warning: htmlspecialchars() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in /home/advert72/public_html/wp-content/plugins/redirect-editor/redirect-editor.php on line 286
Warning: array_key_exists() expects parameter 2 to be array, null given in /home/advert72/public_html/wp-content/plugins/redirect-editor/redirect-editor.php on line 405
Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, function ‘airtight_headers’ not found or invalid function name in /home/advert72/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php on line 286
By deactivating your plugin they disappear.
Can you check what is going wrong please?
thank you
]]>The recent update of this plugin includes the following code in redirect-editor.php:
+ function checkForModRewrite()
+ {
+ return in_array(‘mod_rewrite’, apache_get_modules());
+ }
If PHP is not installed as an apache module in that context (FPM, FastCGI, suPHP) then this call to apache_get_modules() will fail and take down the entire WordPress site with it:
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function apache_get_modules() in /var/www/html/cy/cypressscents.com/wp-content/plugins/redirect-editor/redirect-editor.php:178
It should check if it has access to those functions before using them
]]>The redirects are all missing after i’ve updated.
Can you please patch and refer to the old database table name so that my redirects are still there?
I’ve lost over 300 redirects!
Thanks,
Tom
Redirect Editor has been working well on a few sites I have built
I first noticed that it wasn’t redirecting.
I have it on this site – and it’s worked fine for years, but now it no longer redirects
/barn-owl-facts/barn-owl-cams/owl-cam/nestcam-diary-2017/ https://www.barnowltrust.org.uk/nestcam-diary-2017/
And when I add a new redirect it wipes out my entire list of redirects! Good job I have it backed up.
I notice the plugin was updated 4 days ago. Tried rolling back to 1.7.7 and then 1.6.2 but no luck. Blank list and won’t save.
Any ideas?
]]>Since updating to the latest version, saving my edited redirects no longer works. Can you please suggest a fix?
]]>our redirects are not working. Here is a sample:
/tag/travel-agent-customer-service/ https://workingsolutions.com
/tag/call-center-agent-jobs/ https://workingsolutions.com
/tag/cloud-based-contact-center-solutions/ https://workingsolutions.com
/tag/tim-houlne/page/2/?__hstc=66268913.efc9c0405ec6221f6be5d47975c9b2fc.1468281600066.1468281600067.1468281600068.1&__hssc=66268913.1.1468281600069&__hsfp=4603018 https://workingsolutions.com
/telecom-customer-service-agent-performance/ https://workingsolutions.com
/healthcare-customer-service-call-center-agent/ https://workingsolutions.com
/who-we-are/work-at-home/ https://workingsolutions.com
We will be expanding this plugin far beyond redirects and would like to know any particular areas you want help with. Getting on first page of google, alos known as part of SEO? Security, if so do you want login attempt control, ddos protection, anything you’re looking for, anything at all ask for it.
New features are being written and this is the official free thread for requests.
]]>We got a lot of Trouble updating to Version 1.7.4 this morning.
Every Page was Redirecting to the Startpage and there was a message with “bye bye Hacker”. We couldn’t log in to the Admin-Area.
I think our Hoster 1und1 loads index.html before index.php.
This plugin should check if this is the case. (Set an entry to .htaccess an make the hole Option optional.) Otherwise the site is broken !
I have redirected several pages on my website to another website of mine, but still they are appearing as 404 errors after installing / adding as per instructions.
Help please?
In my admin area, on the plugin page (Settings > Redirect Editor), the large text box with all my redirects has mysteriously disappeared. It’s been like this for a few days.
The intro text on the page (down to the example redirect set off with “code” tags) is intact, but the textarea in which I can type is gone.
My previously added redirects still appear to work, so the plugin is otherwise functioning properly.
I’m using WordPress vers. 4.9.4 and Redirect Editor vers. 1.6.1.
]]>Please use proper semantic versioning for releases. Using a 4th number is stupid no matter how minor the change is. It breaks every tool that relies on semantic versioning for version control e.g. composer.
]]>Hey there,
your plugin was working perfectly fine but after your update a few things have changed:
1. Redirects to external links are always being forwarded to https://www.mywebsite.com/wp-admin
E.g. https://www.mywebsite.com/google/ is redirecting to https://www.mywebsite.com/wp-admin instead of a redirect to my Google Business Page
2. Redirects to internal https links are now being forwarded in a way that the website is opened as “http” instead of “https”.
E.g. https://www.mywebsite.com/old-link is redirecting to https://www.mywebsite.com/new-link
Can you please help me out here? This is happening on all my clients websites and you’re providing the only plugin with an editor instead of single link lists which makes it so valuable!
Thanks a lot!
]]>Previously this plugin redirected everyone except admins, but as of 1.4.3 this is no longer the case. This is a major change, and we had to revert. I don’t know if this can be made an option, but it’s a big difference from before.
]]>using this plugin for a while it works fine. after the new 1.4.3 discovered a faulty redirect to 404 not found. reverted to previous version.
]]>Hi. Love this plugin! Thanks for developing!
Can wildcards be used? I have need to redirect a bunch of .htm urls and wasn’t sure if htaccess style redirect wildcards can be used. If so can you provide the syntax (if different than htaccess)?
Thanks again.
]]>I found this plugin and solved a lot of 404’s on my site, thanks.
I noticed that example provided by the plugin doesn’t wowrk at all.
/2012/09/old-post/ https://www.example.com/2012/09/new-post/
For me it worked instead with this one:
/2012/09/old-post/ /2012/09/new-post/
Am I the only one?
]]>I’m wondering how I go about achieving the following:
“https://cats.com” to “https://CAts.com”
?
]]>Each time I save my redirects they all go to one line. I have version 1.2 of the plugin and WordPress 4.1.1.
]]>Hi, Thank you much for this plug in – it works great!
But my only question is, does this work as well, in google’s eyes – that is, will it preserve as much of the link juice I have from old .htm backlinks? – as if I had created the 301redirects in my .htaccess file?
While this is EASY – and I couldn’t seem to get the htaccess file method to work with godaddy’s server – I do want the absolute best method of redirecting the old htm pages, in order to get the max link juice/ranking.
Thanks for your honest answer!
]]>I have been using this plugin for affiliate links. It worked fine until 4.1 was installed. Now a lot of my links are not working any longer and I have to redo them using a different word string.
Is this do to incompatibility with 4.1? Is there any plans to upgrade the plugin?
]]>Are the redirects in the list actual 301 redirects? Will this have the positive SEO effect desired?
]]>This is a great little plugin. Was just wondering if it’s possible to redirect sub-domains too ie: blog.mysite.com to mysite.com/blog?
]]>Tried different levels of complexity … all fail with “not found” errors.
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/redirect-editor/
]]>I’m having the weirdest thing happen, in that only some of the redirects listed work, and they’re all in the same format. I have no other redirect plugin working, deactivated Bulletproof Security, etc. Any ideas?
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/redirect-editor/
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