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MetaRedirect is a lightweight module that allows any post to be redirected to a URL address stored in a custom (meta) field. You can use MetaRedirect in cases where your posts need to act as pass-through for other web destinations, either internal or external. This plugin does not have any side-effects and uses a minimal amount of resources.
The module can be disabled from the settings page. Important: If you leave the Enabled box unchecked, the plugin will have no effect at all.
You can configure MetaRedirect to use any custom field to hold the value of the target URL.
You can set up the redirection to either permanent (301), or temporary (302). Using the former setting, the client browsers or search engines that hit your post’s page will remember the redirection and perform it automatically the next time they visit your post. If you use a temporary redirection instead, those clients will request the redirection anew. In other words, only use Permanent (301) redirections if you are sure that the target will never change.
You can further configure the redirection’s trigger to be permanent or provisional. A permanent trigger will enforce the redirection automatically. A provisional trigger will only perform the redirection when a preset query parameter (see below) is found in the requested URL. For example, if you set the trigger parameter to jump, the post’s URL will be redirected if, and only if, it contains “?jump”, otherwise nothing will happen.
The trigger parameter is a string used to trigger provisional redirections (see above). URL parameters appear after the question mark (“?”) in the URL. Though query parameters typically consists of key/value pairs separated by an equal sign (e.g., key=value) the MetaRedirect provisional trigger only requires the key to be present (the left side of the =) and will ignore any associated value.
Finally, you can set the redirection to append custom URL parameters to the target These additional parameters need to be URL-encoded key/value pairs; the parameters will be merged with the original URL seamlessly.
<h3>Roadmap</h3>
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<li>Redirection tracking report </li>
<li>Redirected posts listing page</li>
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<h3>Donations</h3>
None needed.

MetaRedirect

MetaRedirect is a lightweight module that allows any post to be redirected to a URL address stored in a custom (meta) field.

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Best ways that indicate the page has Permanently/Temporary moved to a new location.
Best recommended to set up 301 redirects in 1:1 relationship in WordPress when you change the URLs of your posts and pages or move your website from one domain to another to manage their page rank (or what-have-you) will be passed along to them.
Manage redirection list with Access Date, Source URL, Referrer, Access IP and Hits.
Manage the requested URL structure with host and www settings.
Don’t require to write rules in Apache .htaccess – it works entirely inside WordPress.
Eg: If you need to redirect all the old ‘HTTP’ URL to new secure ‘HTTPS’ URL then you just need to activate the plugin, it will set destination URL based on your WordPress Site URL and if you want to do custom settings in host/www then you can change it from Redirection Setting in plugin menu.
Keep tracking of 404 pages and redirect on relevant pages – Capture 404 pages from the website with their Access Date, Source URL, Referrer, Access IP, Hits, easily find that URLs and redirect it to relevant pages with Action tab.
Bulk Import/Export – Download/Upload redirection URLs in csv format from Tool in plugin menu.
It’s 100% free!
Need Support? <a href="mailto:wp.support@vsourz.com" rel="nofollow ugc">wp.support@vsourz.com</a>
<h4>Features</h4>
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<li>301/302 Redirection.</li>
<li>All 404 Redirect to Homepage on One Click.</li>
<li>All redirection is occur based on 1:1 relationship for best SEO practice.</li>
<li>Bulk Import/Export in CSV format of redirection list.</li>
<li>Full logs of all redirected URLs with Last Access Date, Referrer URL and Access IP address.</li>
<li>You can find the number of Hits in redirection links.</li>
<li>Redirection based on Regular Expression.</li>
<li>Option to hide the URL redirection, so you can exclude any URL from redirection list.</li>
<li>Exclude the back-end from redirection</li>
<li>Entire website redirected on another website</li>
<li>Multiple Update/Delete option.</li>
<li>Auto 404 page Tracking with Access Date, Source URL, Referrer, Access IP.</li>
<li>Custom Redirection based on host and www setting.</li>
<li>Apache .htaccess is not required – works entirely inside WordPress.</li>
<li>WWW to NON-WWW and NON-WWW to WWW redirection without Apache .htaccess rules.</li>
<li>HTTP to HTTPS and HTTPS to HTTP redirection without Apache .htaccess rules.</li>
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<h4>How to use?</h4>
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<li>Install and activate the plugin.</li>
<li>Add new redirection rule.</li>
<li>You need to save the Redirection Setting once if you change the domain.</li>
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<h4>License</h4>
GPLv2 – https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

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This is a super simple plugin that does exactly what it says it will do. Thanks!

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