Replacing old properties that declared with var would be good.
Year 2014 and WordPress require at least 5.2.4 version. We don't need to generate E_STRICT warning.

Is it possible to add the option to order_by 'Hits' and 'Last Access'?

There appears to be no way to re-order redirection rules, though the documentation suggests that it is possible. I'm using Wordpress 4.0 with redirection version 2.3.10

Pagination would be helpful.

It seems like this version of the plugin is way more up to date the one on the official Wordpress repo. Is there any way you could sync up please?

I don't know if I missed it completely, but it would be nice to have an 404 hits indicator directly on the admin menu link, see the screenshot example below.

I am running a multisite (sub-domain) installation of Wordpress

At one of my multisite i can't choose groups when i am at the &sub=404s tab, the group select is empty and "add Redirection" ends up with an "Invalid group when creating redirect"-error

But the following groups are available at the &sub=groups tab
"Redirections"
"Modified Posts"

If i "Add new redirection" under the "Redirects" tab, the redirection is created but does not work, i still hit the 404 page instead of the configured redirection.

On the main site and an other multisite i could use the plugin without problems.

Wordpress: 4.1
Redirection: 2.3.11

Can't select the type of redirect. This is using match of login in status and url and regex

For example I woul like to select a 302 and it the docs it says thats possible but there is no option.

It appears that if I use a non-latin chars in the slug, the redirection does not takes affect. I have a slug which is in Hebrew and the plugin fails to detect it.

In think you have to write:

public function extra_tablenav( $which ) {
    ...
}

instead of

protected function extra_tablenav( $which ) {
    ...
}

PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function url() on a non-object in /var/www/wp-content/plugins/redirection/modules/wordpress.php on line 49

I'm guessing this is something to do with other plugins on my install. CiviCRM leaps to mind :(

Log files don't seem to be deleted after the set time.

Ref: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/redirection-404-logs-filling-up-ignores-options-setting?replies=5#post-6197538

After updating to the new plugin version I'm getting this error Invalid group ID

Any help on fixing?

I am going into the WP-Admin
Then go to tools/reduction
The error appears

Add case insensitive matching to redirect rules option to redirect rules. Regex is not really ideal for this use case as alot of regex rules on a site can affect performance significantly.

stripos is alot faster then preg_match.

1. show the "Add new redirection"-form under the clicked link, not at the bottom of the page and hide the entry when a redirect was created.
2. new redirect-action "redirect to post/page" with a dropdownmenu of available posts/pages
3. option to group 404s

if you need examples: https://wordpress.org/plugins/404-redirected/

Going to the Modules tab and selecting "CSV" (or any of them for that matter) just takes you back to the Redirects list.

Sometimes the IP addresses at the 404s log is show as 0.0.0.0, why that?

I'm not sure if this is possible already but it would be great if we could add redirections using PHP, for example after publishing a post.

I want to redirect domain.com/xyz to domain.com/posttype/long-title-for-custom-post-type, this could be easily achievable if we could add redirects using PHP.

Add an option to not log the 410 status redirects. The idea if a 410 redirect was sent, it was very intentional based on the redirect rules and doesn't need to be logged for review.

Currently the 404 export counts the number of 404 reports incorrectly, taking the count from the redirection log table and not from the 404 table. This means the export stops e.g. after first 300 404s, if there are 201 to 300 redirection log items. This is just a typo on the file models/log.php, on the line 244:

$sql = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM {$wpdb->prefix}redirection_logs";

This should of course be:

$sql = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM {$wpdb->prefix}redirection_404";

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/term-redirection-and-deletions?replies=1#post-5957669

Bug report via email from Jörg Liwa

Maybe i found a bug regarding to the storage in .htaccess file.
I hade the problem, that my .htaccess redirection entries are always duplicated instead
of replaced, so i had a look in the plugin and found, that it searches for "Created by
Redirection Module...." but in my .htaccess file there was just the line "Created by
Redirection". So i replaced the Row 176 in the file htaccess.php  with
$text .= preg_replace( '@# Created by Redirection(.*?)# End of Redirection@sm', '', $existing );
and now it works for me.

I cannot edit existing redirects. This error is displayed in the console:

Redirection_Items is not defined

And when I create a new redirect it does save, but I am taken to the /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php file and this displays the source of that file on screen.

I'm using WordPress 4.3 on Azure.

I guess ignoring latest slash of redirect URL could be helpful.

For example, when I want to redirect /test, at the same time want to redirect /test/ as well. So don't need to add same rule twice (with or without slash)

What are you think about this @johngodley? (I can work on this enhancement)

Hello,
If I import posts, from wordpress import section, these posts do not appear among the list of redirections.

Hi John,

Your plugin has been helpful for us. I am unable to get into the Redirection area of the WP Dashboard as I receive the following error when I try:

Catchable fatal error: Argument 2 passed to Redirection_Table::__construct() must be an instance of Red_Group, boolean given, called in /home3/jelcoach/public_html/wp-content/plugins/redirection/redirection-admin.php on line 329 and defined in /home3/jelcoach/public_html/wp-content/plugins/redirection/models/pager.php on line 10

Cab you guide me as to how this should be fixed?

Thanks so much!

Dale

PHP Error Log Below

[25-Jul-2014 21:43:58 UTC] PHP Fatal error:  Cannot instantiate abstract class Red_FileIO in /source/blogs/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/redirection/redirection.php on line 294
[25-Jul-2014 21:43:58 UTC] PHP Stack trace:
[25-Jul-2014 21:43:58 UTC] PHP   1. {main}() /source/blogs/wordpress/wp-admin/tools.php:0
[25-Jul-2014 21:43:58 UTC] PHP   2. require_once() /source/blogs/wordpress/wp-admin/tools.php:10
[25-Jul-2014 21:43:58 UTC] PHP   3. do_action() /source/blogs/wordpress/wp-admin/admin.php:211
[25-Jul-2014 21:43:58 UTC] PHP   4. call_user_func_array() /source/blogs/wordpress/wp-includes/plugin.php:470
[25-Jul-2014 21:43:58 UTC] PHP   5. Redirection->admin_screen() /source/blogs/wordpress/wp-includes/plugin.php:0
[25-Jul-2014 21:43:58 UTC] PHP   6. Redirection->admin_screen_options() /source/blogs/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/redirection/redirection.php:178

I'd like Redirection to monitor deleted posts and return a 410 as an option.

I have Redirection on 2 sites. On one, all remains normal. On the other (with Karma theme) all was normal., then it changed. Re-directs continue to work, but 404s no longer show up. I've tried changing the length of time logs are stored, but still no 404 ever appears. Is there an easy fix?
Thanks, Mike, Communication Director, EndHunger.org

It would be kinda neat when I could exclude certain IP's or certain pages from logging. This would keep my 404 log cleaner and more manageble

I am using Wordpress 4.2.

When I change the slug of a standard wordpress page, a modified posts redirect is not created and the old URL return an 404 error.

Browsing your code, I probably found the culprit:

is_post_type_hierarchical returns true and prevents the creation. When I comment out this condition, everything works again. This check has been introduced long ago in 1e79f03 so I wonder if a recent Wordpress version changed behavior, I cannot imagine a bug this grave be unnoticed for years. Do you remember why you introduced this check in the first place?

Howdy!

I'm having an issue with importing a .csv. What's the best information I can give you to help guide this issue along?

It would be cool to have a WP CLI interface for the import and export of CSVs. Would you interesting in writing this / willing to look at pull request?

"Redirect Logs" & "404 Logs" are set to "A week" but the logs are available since May

I'm trying to move a Drupal to Wordpress.
There was some urls with accents, I created all the redirections but it's doesn't redirect if the url as an accent (I want to redirect an accented URL to a Wordpress sanitized url (without accent so)), but it's seems that Wordpress move to a 404 directly if it's found an accent in the URL...

This may be useful if a URL is repeatedly hit, but you don't care about it.

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/term-redirection-and-deletions?replies=1#post-5957669

I think it may be broken for me because it doesn't seem to do anything. Is there anything i can do to help debug this?

After Update to 2.3.13 in my PHP error.log are every day many messages like this:
[24-Jan-2015 09:04:20 UTC] WPCRON: flushing x

What's about it?

We're using an unconventional permalink infrastructure for our sites:

Single posts: site.com/{category}/{post_name}
Category archives: site.com/{category}

Whenever a new post is published, a modified post is triggered for that category that points /{category} to /{category}/post-that-was-published.

We've disabled the modified post functionality but this seems like something that might be a bug for someone who wants to use the modified post feature.

Suggestion from Ken Gagne:

Rather than maintain the page's official slug and the redirection aliases separately,
it'd be useful if I could view the aliases right from the post edit screen.  Maybe there'd
be a custom field right near "Slug" called "Alternative URLs", and I could create
redirections right from there.

With robots, hacker's scripts and other garbage is very hard to actually analyze this log; I need to export it and analyze it. Actually what I need is mainly a "Hits" column in the 404's logs and to order it by this number of occurrences. That way I could easily detect the most visited 404 pages and they should be the ones requiring a fix. Would that be possible to add? Thanks a lot, this plugin is awesome otherwise.

Allow finer user permissions and/or the ability to disable certain features. This will allow Redirection to be used on sites where you may not want people to have access to all the features.

Redirection sometimes fails for URLs that should successfully redirect when portions of the URL have been encoded. There's also a need to handle '?' more intelligently sometimes in the redirects (yes, I know this is a totally invalid to include in the URL in this way, but not everyone publishing content online is savvy enough to get it right every time) This small tweak for Red_Item::get_for_url addresses both issues.

    $sql = $wpdb->prepare( "SELECT @redirection_items.*,@redirection_groups.tracking,@redirection_groups.position AS group_pos,@redirection_modules.id AS module_id FROM @redirection_items INNER JOIN @redirection_groups ON @redirection_groups.id=@redirection_items.group_id AND @redirection_groups.status='enabled' INNER JOIN @redirection_modules ON @redirection_modules.id=@redirection_groups.module_id AND @redirection_modules.type=%s WHERE( @redirection_items.regex=1 OR @redirection_items.url=%s)", $type, $url );

Becomes:

    $sql = $wpdb->prepare( "SELECT @redirection_items.*,@redirection_groups.tracking,@redirection_groups.position AS group_pos,@redirection_modules.id AS module_id FROM @redirection_items INNER JOIN @redirection_groups ON @redirection_groups.id=@redirection_items.group_id AND @redirection_groups.status='enabled' INNER JOIN @redirection_modules ON @redirection_modules.id=@redirection_groups.module_id AND @redirection_modules.type=%s WHERE( @redirection_items.regex=1 OR @redirection_items.url=%s OR @redirection_items.url=%s OR @redirection_items.url=%s)", $type, $url, urldecode($url), str_replace('?', '', urldecode($url)));

First of all, thank you for making it a bit easier to replace an old website.

I have however some suggestions that, in my opinion, would make Redirection a lot more effective.

1. Add option to combine identical URLs in the 404s tab, and let me match all occurances in one operation.
2. In addition, add option to delete URL from log once redirected.
3. When clicking the "Add redirect" link, move focus and view to the Target URL input box.

If this was implemented it would make replacing a site hell of a lot easier! :)

Hello, love the ease of the plugin.
I would request adding an option for case insensitivity to the source URL. As I went thru the support at wordpress.org I realized you had to hard code all of the options.
Thanks!

On two separate client sites post 4.2 update the main redirects page is not showing, while the other pages are. Thank You.

I just moved hosting to godaddy's Managed WordPress hosting. I am now getting the following error:

Catchable fatal error: Argument 2 passed to Redirection_Table::__construct() must be an instance of Red_Group, boolean given, called in /home/content/p3pnexwpnas03_data01/25/2313525/html/wp-content/plugins/redirection/redirection.php on line 371 and defined in /home/content/p3pnexwpnas03_data01/25/2313525/html/wp-content/plugins/redirection/models/pager.php on line 10

Is there a fix for this?

https://wordpress.org/plugins/redirection/

Add feature to redirect to latest blog post

I'd love the ability to override the is_regex check when importing CSVs. Maybe a third column in the CSV indicating whether to import as a regex? Or perhaps the ability to filter the is_regex check to force returning true or false?

Thanks for a great plugin!