Balkis Anton Nurohman

Thanks, it fixed

Update :

I tried migrating to another SEO plugin and the problem still exists. I also tried deactivating the plugin and found the root of the problem. And it was the redirection that didn’t work.

I don’t know what caused it. But I believe it’s because the redirection plugin doesn’t get access rights to the server, just like the previous problem where I had to put image redirects in nginx configuration because at the plugin level they didn’t work.

Sorry, I thought this was a problem with the Yoast plugin.

Ok, but now I’m reverting the permalink migration again because it’s bad for users and it’s also bad for SEO, but I can provide a report on the screenshots :

Links (if the image not appear):

• https://pasteboard.co/AAW8Gd8gHiTS.png
• https://pasteboard.co/PVO9Liz74aDd.png

Can you explain why this is happening? Thanks

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by Balkis Anton Nurohman.

Solved, thanks

For anyone is looking for a solution to this problem, the only way is to do a redirect in the system directly

First, you must create a redirection as usual (all you need), but don’t forget to add a different tag (Nginx, Apache or WordPress) so you can easily export it

Go to Redirection plugin > Import/Export > on the Export menu, change “Everything” to your tag (Nginx, Apache or WordPress). Change and match “Complete data (JSON) to yours > click View > copy these rewrite rules

Then, in this case I’m using nginx, so I have to paste rewrite rules in the configuration file (https version) before caching takes effect. My configuration is on /etc/nginx/conf.d/httpsver… (every configuration is different)

Add paste it before caching system applied

The caching conf should be something like this (just an example, it can be different depending on your server configuration) :

location ~* \.(?:jpg|jpeg|gif|bmp|ico|png|css|js|swf)$ {
                expires 30d;
               ....

}

All you need to do is paste before the caching conf

If you using apache and litespeed, it’s more easy. Simply export redirection rewrite rules to htaccess

Don’t forget, you have to clear the old cache too using the command :
rm -rf /var/cache/nginx/*

Check the redirection

If not running, try reloading nginx :
sudo nginx -s reload

Thank me later

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by Balkis Anton Nurohman.
• This reply was modified 2 years ago by Balkis Anton Nurohman.

Ok thanks so much. I’m patient enough to wait for the stable release ??

Thanks, it will be great update. I’m waiting for this.

Just suggest : Please add Ad Inserter menu after Settings, so the default WordPress menus is not bothered.

Hmm, ok i think i got the point. Thanks for answering my questions

Really great plugin you’ve been made. And also great work. Keep it up!

Um, ok. Got it.

I’m just wondering if there is another way.

By the way, i have 56 image redirects. Does it also cause bad things when I add it to nginx redirection directly?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by Balkis Anton Nurohman.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by Balkis Anton Nurohman.

Ok, with pleasure

Thanks, it’s helpful. Great plugin, and great work!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by Balkis Anton Nurohman.

Oh ok, i got it. Thanks for the information

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by Balkis Anton Nurohman.

Ok, sorry. This is the screenshot : https://prnt.sc/iwzSHbAZ5LUJ

Oh thanks, it’s really help ??