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I’m sorry your experience with IgnitionDeck wasn’t positive five years ago. I should note that IgnitionDeck has transferred ownership since you last used it.

Should your needs require a crowdfunding solution in the future, I’d love for you to give us another try. =)

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Thank you!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by digisavvy.

Hey! Thank you for this feedback! We know the plugin could use more “polish” and be a bit easier to use. We’ve spent a lot of time improving the plugin’s user experience and making it more intuitive. More improvements are coming. Thank you again for the review. Feel free to direct any specific feature requests or suggestions to our support team. =)

This means a lot to us. Thank you!

Perfect, thank you for sharing that.

Hey @pixelgeek – There are a lot of variables when it comes to WordPress websites that go beyond just the version of WP and what plugins you do (or don’t) have installed, there’s hosting platforms, whether it’s on the cloud or hosted locally. Lots of stuff under the hood to consider. IgnitionDeck works well for our customers.

Again, the offer still stands. I’d love to help you out if you’d give us a chance.

Hey @pixelgeek I’m really sorry to hear about the issues you experienced. That’s not okay. Please reach out to us and reference this topic over here so we can get you taken care of and resolve this issue.

Thanks for this plugin btw.

Thanks, John. It’s definitely your Redirection plugin. =)

That said, I was able to resolve nearly all of the redirect issues. I went with ‘URL Only’ and now oldsite.com/some-path is now going to newsite.com/some-path. Yay and derp! =)

But now oldsite.com/ is not redirecting to newsite.com/new-path.
oldsite.com/ just redirects to newsite.com/
Configured like so: https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/digisavvycdn/Redirection__Huntington_Hospital__WordPress_2020-10-02_16-24-15.jpg

Thanks for the lightning fast reply, John.

As noted above, we added an A record to point oldsite.com to the new site. So that should take care of routing requests. Correct? DNS has propagated.

Based on your article, I think Solution 2 seems viable. I did setup a site alias with the old domain. I’m spot checking some of these redirects and they still fail. Do the redirects need to be configured differently from Server and URL?

Getting this response: Link

Hey Manuel,
I know you won’t have an exact answer but is this something you feel like you would implement in the next few months? Definitely a think I’d be willing to pay for.

Big thanks!

How did you resolve this issue?

Thanks again for the swifty replies, John! We’re working now.

This /Physician\-Directory(.*) did the trick.

I just reimported the redirects but without the domain portion of the URL and they are all working now.