by anadnet
4.4 (146 reviews)
Quick Page/Post Redirect Plugin
Easily redirect pages/posts or custom post types to another page/post or external URL by specifying the redirect URL and type (301, 302, 307, meta).
Tested up to WP 6.2 (Current: 7.0.2)
v5.2.4
Current Version v5.2.4
Updated 3 years ago
Last Update on 08 Jun, 2023
Refreshed 7 hours ago
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88%
Review 4.4 out of 5
4.4
(146 reviews)
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- Version
- 5.2.4
- Last Updated
- Jun 08, 2023
- Requires WP
- 4.0+
- Tested Up To
- 6.2
- PHP Version
- N/A
- Author
- anadnet
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- Rating
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Quick Page/Post Redirect Plugin
FIRST - make sure it is active if using Individual Redirects (set up on the edit page for a post or page). Then, check to make sure the global option to turn off all redirects is not checked (in the plugin options). SECOND - if you are using Quick Redirects, try using links relative to the root (so 'http://mysite.com/contact/' would be '/contact/' if using the root path). If your site is in a sub-folder (set in Settings/General), do not use the sub-folder in the root path as it is already taken into consideration by WordPress. NEXT - clear your site's cache files if you are using a caching plugin/theme. You may also need to clear your browser cache and internet files if you use caching - the browser WILL hold cached versions of a page and not redirect if there was no redirect in the cached version. FINALLY - if you are not using a permalink structure of some sort, it is recommended that you set up at least a basic one. Redirects without a permalink structure can be inconsistant. If your page or post is still not redirecting, then it is most likely because something else like the theme functions file or another plugin is outputting the header BEFORE the plugin can perform the redirect. This can be tested by turning off all plugins except the Quick Page/Post Redirect Plugin and testing if the redirect works. many time a plugin or bad code is the culprit - or the redirect is just simply turned off. We have tested the plugin in dozens of themes and a whole lot more plugins. In our experience, (with exception to a few bugs) many times another plugin or the theme scripting is the problem. If you do notice a problem, please let us know at info@anadnet.com - along with the WP version, theme you are using and plugins you have installed - and we will try to troubleshoot the problem.
Yes, you can, but you do not always need to. If you are redirecting to an external URL, then yes. If you are just redirecting to another page or post on your site, then no, it is not needed. When in doubt, use the entire URL. For Quick Redirects, it is recommended that you use relative URLs whenever possible.
Yes. You can perform a 301 Permanent Redirect. Additionally, you can select a 302 Temporary or a 307 Temporary redirect or a Meta redirect. Quick Redirects are always 301 unless you override them with a filter.
Yes it is. The plugin uses standard redirect status methods to redirect the URLs. SEO crawlers use the status code to determine if a page request is available, moved or if there is some other error. If you do not want a search engine to follow a Redirect URL, use the No Follow option to add 'rel="nofollow"' to the link.
The answer is dependent on two things:
If you use a redirect of 301 AND the content on the destination URL is the same as the original page (just a different URL), then allof the ranking and 'link juice', as they say, will stay with the page. If you use a redirect of 301 and the content is different, then it will be indexed and ranked accordingly, as any other page would. If you use a 302 redirect, the search engines will not change anything, but also index the destination page as it would any other page.
No. There is a Quick Redirects feature that allows you to create a redirect for any URL on your site. This is VERY helpful when you move an old site to WordPress and have old links that need to go some place new. For example, If you had a link on a site that went to http://yoursite.com/aboutme.html you can now redirect that to http://yoursite.com/about/ without needing to edit the htaccess file. You simply add the old URL (/aboutme.html) and tell it you want to go to the new one (/about/). Simple as that. The functionality is located in the QUICK REDIRECTS menu. The old URL goes in the Request field and the to new URL goes in the Destination field. Simple and Quick!
YES... and NO... The redirect will always work on a Published Post/Page. For it to work correctly on a Post/Page in DRAFT status, you need to fist publish the page, then re-save it as a draft. If you don't follow that step, you will get a 404 error.
YES, you can add a ' rel="nofollow" ' attribute for the redirect link. Simply check the "add rel=nofollow" box when setting up the redirect on the page/post edit page. Note - this option is only available for the Quick Redirects method when the 'Use jQuery?' functionality is enabled in the settings and you select the 'NF' box for the corresponding redirect.
YES, you can make the redirect link open in a new window. Simply check the "Open in a new window" box when setting up the individual redirect on the page/post edit page. Note - this option is only available for the Quick Redirects method when the 'Use jQuery?' functionality is enabled in the settings and you select the 'NW' box for the corresponding redirect.