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  • Paul

    (@yearn2earncashdotcom)

    For what its worth I just imported a .htaccess file using this plugin as I am transferring everything over to WordPress from a static html site.

    To be on the safe side I removed every other line of code from the file that wasnt anything to do with redirects before uploading it.

    The only redirect lines I left in it were like the following:

    Redirect 301 /DirectoryName/index.html https://www.MySite.com/SomeURL.html

    There were two hundred redirects in the file I imported and all work perfectly now, so you should be able to do the same with all your types of redirects.

    Thread Starter cdrewsleonard

    (@cdrewsleonard)

    Thanks for your help. I’ll try this today. I have about 200 redirects as well.

    I do not find infos about the .csv file for importing. I do not find also the possibility of exporting the redirects to a .CSV, so I cannot see the format generated.
    I did try : url1,url2 or url1;url2 or url1:url2 or url1 url2 and none of them is ok.
    Can you help ?
    thanks.

    Sorry I understood, like yearn2earncashdotcom said :

    Redirect 301 /espagne https://mondomaine.com/1pays/?pays=espagne

    and it works fine !

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