Improved: User role capabilities check in Ajax requests for security enhancements
Few minor bug fix and improvements
2.0.3 – 18/04/2021
Fixed: Redirects fail with trailing slash in the Request URL
Improved: Import/Export feature for security enhancements
Few minor bug fix and improvements
2.0.2 – 15/04/2021
Fixed: Link Redirection not working when Shortend URL is shared on Facebook
Fixed: Destination URL not fully visible on smaller devices
Improved: Coding structure to enhance security
Few minor bug fix and improvements
2.0.1 – 07/04/2021
Few minor bug fix and improvements
2.0.0 – 01/04/2021
Revamped: New UI/UX
Added: Support for WordPress 5.7
Added: Options to Export/Import Links
Few minor bug fix and improvements
1.07
Security Update – Better handling of posted data.
1.06
Security Updates – Special thanks to Ryan Hellyer!
1.05
Wildcard support
Delete functiontionality
On-page documentation
1.04
Removed deprecated function calls
Updated code to better match WordPress coding standards
Updated handling of https protocol to prevent errors in certain server configurations
Better support for destinations that start with a leading slash instead of the full domain
1.03
Sorry for the double update. I forgot to check for PHP4 compatibility. Many people are still using PHP4, apparently, so this update is to fix compatibility with these legacy systems.
1.02
Added support for special characters in non-english URLs.
Fixed a case sensitivity bug.
1.01
Updated redirect method to send headers directly rather than using wp_redirect() because it was sending 302 codes on some servers
First, thank you for this great free plugin. We've been using it for many years. Recently after upgrading WP to 5.9.5 (I know it's an old version but bear with me). The following redirects no longer work
Request: /blog-test/blog-title.html?lang=en
However if I remove the ?lang=en parameter, it will work again. We've never had this issue before.
I have been using this plugin for years with no problems. This morning I noticed I had many 404 errors and none of the redirects were working. The plugin currently says it's untested with WordPress 6.0.1 which is the version I am using.
Until a patch happens this plugin is useless.
Have been using this for a long time on a lot of sites, but something happened to the focus of the developers. The import functionality has been broken for quite a while now. Even if you import the export file of the plugin itself, it doesn't work.
Just started using this again after making some changes to slugs that are ranking well in google.
Strange bad reviews with this plugin, there is nothing wrong with it, it works perfectly fine. Some user experience is required when redirecting URL's and the proper way to do it. Site configuration (such as SSL) will determine how redirects happen as well as many other factors. This plugin simply redirects a URL -> NEW URL as 301 Redirect, that is all, everything else after this point has nothing to do with the plugin.
It bothers me when I see "bad" reviews for a developer trying to make money with a free plugin, this developer at least allows the two notices to be dismissed and never to be seen again unlike many other popular plugins with dashboard nag screens every time the dashboard is loaded.
However, I do recommend the developer fix the example on the interface above the redirect url section that shows an example of the URL.
Destination
example: https://www.yoursite.com//new-page/
Should be a single slash
Destination
example: https://www.yoursite.com/new-page/
Great work, I appreciate the plugin.
This plugin was so easy to use. So many sites used it. However, don't use it for years and think it is going to be easy to remove all the redirects. If you have a large site with history, this could become a nightmare to deal with. Just delete the plugin, move on to another plugin that works. This one sucks!
This was my go-to plugin for 301 redirects, but with the latest versions, it's full of bugs. There's no overall save button anymore, and if you delete (and confirm deletion) a redirect then reload the page, the redirect is back. If you change a redirect and click the "update" button next to the redirect, then leave and go back, the change is reverted back. It's useless this way.
Ruined (after the WPDeveloper acquisition ~ 4 months ago)
Simple 301 Redirects has provided me a lot of value in the past. Thankful for all the years. But...
Now it is just a Marketing Tool for BetterLinks by WPDeveloper. I can't blame @scottnelle and WPDeveloper for the sale (or whatever transaction happened) but the plugin is bloated with promotion for Betterlinks and worse, does not work out of the box anymore while the "Redirection" plugin does. So will have to migrate dozens of websites to an alternative. :-s
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