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I think I might have discovered the solution. One needs to essentially create a wildcard redirection and add it to the end of the redirection list. BUT, there are some major caveats here. You can’t do a complete wildcard because then you would never be able to login again. Surely somebody else has a slick solution for this?

I second this. Perhaps we are just missing something but I just want 404s to be directed to a URL of my choosing. We are actually migrating to a new site/domain and selectively redirecting some pages that are important. Most are not worth the time to create individual redirections. Everything else just needs to go to the new site’s homepage. Help is much appreciated.

To see what’s going on in your cookies in Firefox go to:
Tools > Options > Privacy > Show Cookies

From there you can see if the google _utma _utmb and _utmz values are set. If they are set across domains you know your links are working properly.

I don’t know about this.href vs $attributes

Here is what I did…
Went to line 90 of nav-menu-template.php:

$item_output .= '<a'. $attributes .'>';

and modified it to add what I wanted. In this case I needed to add a Google Analytics onclick event to enable cross domain tracking:

onclick="_gaq.push([\'_link\', this.href]); return false;"

The final product is:

$item_output .= '<a'. $attributes .' onclick="_gaq.push([\'_link\', this.href]); return false;" >';

Redirection is a plugin. Sometimes the redirections show up in italics. I’m trying to figure out what the significance of the italics.

Great question. I am looking for this answer too.