Jonathan Bossenger

Evan Scheingross

This plugin will add a page to the admin panel that displays a numerically ordered list of all published URLs within a website.
Now, why would such a feature be helpful?
First off, it allows to to quickly check all of your website URLs to ensure they are using valid characters (i.e no % symbols that may have been entered by copying and pasting from another document).
Secondly, let’s say you’re planning on moving your website to a new URL, or perhaps you would like to update many of your website’s existing URLs for better SEO or accessibility. This plugin give you a quick and easy way to view all website URLs on one single screen and can serve as a great starting point for creating a list of 301 redirects as part of an .htaccess file.
If you spot a bug or have an idea of how I can improve my code please let me know.

List all URLs

Creates a page in the admin panel under Settings > List All URLs that outputs an ordered list of all of the website's published URLs.

Jeremy O'Connell

Once this plugin has been installed you’ll easily be able to manage all your site redirects. In fact the plugin has no limits to the number of redirects you may manage. It works from dozens to millions (although you’ll need more than budget hosting for millions). All this is done through your familiar WordPress control panel.
You add redirect links, assign them unique names (so visitors can’t start guessing all your links), have the ability to enter notes (optional), and may even turn redirects on and off. This allows you to disable links that you don’t want redirected out but aren’t quite ready to delete. Now link aliases are supported!
Link aliases allow you to share the same destination URL for multiple names. This provides several advantages. For starters you may easily change your link names/titles without voiding the old ones. Also there are times when targeted link names work better. For example you might have a link to wrinkle cream and thus use wrinklecream, facialcream, fightwrinkles, etc. These names could be used in different articles, emails, forums, etc. While you could do this before it required a new redirect profile for each link name/title. The old method wasn’t a deal killer but it made management more of a hassle if you had to change the destination URL as you had to remember to change it for all profiles. Plus it wasn’t as easy to see all the links using the same destination URL. Well those days are gone with link aliases! So go ahead and get creative!
Also you are able to easily search through your redirect records to quickly locate matches. Plus you have total control over where visitors are sent if plugin can’t find a redirect match. All of this is easily changable at any time through WordPress.
Language Support: Should work for all languages that use the A-Z alphabet. Plugin only displays text (link names) entered by you. The only limitation is possible removal of unknown characters outside standard A-Z.
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Thanks for looking at the Cleverwise Plugin Series! To help out the community reviews and comments are highly encouraged. If you can’t leave a good review I would greatly appreciate opening a support thread before hand to see if I can address your concern(s). Enjoy!

Cleverwise Redirect It

Allows you to easily handle redirects to an unlimited number of offsite and onsite links. Also changing a destination link is fast and easy.

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