SurfLink
A comprehensive WordPress plugin for URL management, database operations,Backup and Restore, redirect handling and login management.
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Stale • Last updated 217 days ago
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Likely maintained (last update 217 days ago).
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Description
SurfLink is a powerful WordPress plugin that helps you manage your website’s URLs, perform database operations, and handle redirects efficiently. Whether you’re moving your site to a new domain, updating URLs, or managing redirects, this plugin provides all the tools you need.
Database Operations
* Serialization support for all tables
* The ability to select specific tables
* The ability to select categories (post,attachments etc.) for easy url replacement
* The ability to run a “dry run” to see how many fields will be updated
* No server requirements aside from a running installation of WordPress
* WordPress Multisite support
Redirect Management
* Add single or multiple redirects with ease
* Support for different redirect types:
* 301 Permanent Move
* 302 Temporary Move
* 307 Temporary Redirect
* Comprehensive redirect management:
* Edit existing redirects
* Delete individual or bulk redirects
* Change redirect types
* Bulk redirect type modification
* Import/Export redirects
Supported Languages
- English
Installation
Install SurfLink like you would install any other WordPress plugin.
Dashboard Method:
- Login to your WordPress admin and go to Plugins -> Add New
- Type “SurfLink” in the search bar and select this plugin
- Click “Install”, and then “Activate Plugin”
Upload Method:
- Unzip the plugin and upload the “slt-surf-link” folder to your ‘wp-content/plugins’ directory
- Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
Frequently Asked Questions
Once activated, SurfLink will add a page under the “SurfLink” menu page in your WordPress admin.
Yes! Entering a wrong search or replace string could damage your database. Because of this, it is always adviseable to have a backup of your database before using this plugin.
If you’re moving your site from one server to another and changing the URL of your WordPress installation, the approach below allows you to do so easily without affecting the old site:
- Backup the database on your current site
- Install the database on your new host
- On the new host, define the new site URL in the
wp-config.phpfile, as shown here - Log in at your new admin URL and run SurfLink on the old site URL for the new site URL
- Delete the site_url constant you added to
wp-config.php. You may also need to regenerate your .htaccess by going to Settings -> Permalinks and saving the settings.
More information on moving WordPress can be found here.
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Changelog
1.0
- Initial release