Thanks for the reminder ??
OK, I tried modifying the plugin like this (lines 52-54):
` echo ‘<div data-idx=”‘.$i.'”><input type=”text” name=”sf_red[‘.$i.’][0]” value=”‘.$red[$i][0].'” style=”width:300px;”><span> ? </span><input type=”text” name=”sf_red[‘.$i.’][1]” value=”‘.$red[$i][1].'” style=”width:300px;”><select name=”sf_red[‘.$i.’][2]”><option value=”1″‘.($red[$i][2]==’1′?’ selected=”selected”‘:”).’>301 permanent</option><option value=”2″‘.($red[$i][2]==’2′?’ selected=”selected”‘:”).’>302 temporary</option><option value=”3″‘.($red[$i][3]==’3′?’ selected=”selected”‘:”).’>307 temporary</option><select></div>’;
echo ‘<div data-idx=”‘.$i.'”><input type=”text” name=”sf_red[‘.$i.’][0]” onchange=”if (this.value) sf_red_add();” placeholder=”url-to-match” style=”width:300px;”><span> ? </span><input type=”text” name=”sf_red[‘.$i.’][1]” placeholder=”destination-url” style=”width:300px;”><select name=”sf_red[‘.$i.’][2]”><option value=”1″>301 permanent</option><option value=”2″>302 temporary</option><option value=”3″>307 temporary</option><select></div>’
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Unfortunately upon importing the CSV, all the 307 redirects still show as 302. I’m not a coder, though…