davecampbell

Yani – Thank you for your response. I had updated my local IP Address into the ‘Allowable IP Addresses area’ on Sucuri not long ago, never thinking that they would change it so soon. But I guess they’re dynamic. Doh! Problem solved. Thanks again!

Hello. I have a similar question but in reverse: I am adding an SSL certificate to the site. After doing this all URLs will begin with “https://” vs the site BEFORE we added an SLL Certificate -> “https://”. Is there a way to use Redirection to do wildcard redirects so whenever there is a request for an old page that started with “https://”, it redirects to the same page that now has the new “https://”?

I would REALLY hate to have to redirect all pages manually.

Thanks in advance.

Sorry for not responding sooner. Yes. It was very easy actually, after I backed away from it for a few days. You may not be able to delete a destination but you can simply edit/overwrite the destination then Save Changes. The new redirect is now in place. Sounds too good to be true but it worked for me.

That’s all I needed to do: edit the Destination. Still can’t simply delete a Destination.

Ben – Thanks for the tip. Works like a charm – until the next version comes out.

I’m having the same problem. Using WP 4.1 with Simple 301 Redirect 1.06.

After putting in an incorrect redirect, I tried to delete it by doing the following:

1. Deactivated Simple 301 Redirect
2. Deactivated then removed Simple 301 Redirect from the plugins folder
3. Reactivated then added the old Request /xyz/ and space as a Destination
4. Added the old Request /xyz/ and blank filed as a Destination5.
5. Added the old Request /xyz/ and /xyz1/ as a Destination

Still the original redirect I added for /xyz/ is in effect and cannot be deleted.

HELP! Thanks