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Got it – redirects are no longer case sensitive. Thank you philip.patel!

Hi yeah I’m aware of the problem, and I’ve already got a fix out.

WordPress has kinda changed the update process and it caught me unaware. I appreciate the feedback!

Thanks ??

Sorry this happened, and sorry for the ultra-late reply.

Version 2 fixes these storage problems, and should automatically pull your old redirects and import them into the new format, if they are still intact.

Good suggestion, I will add these in the next update. Should be a week or so.

This was an issue I am addressing in the next version – I am going to have this plugin create it’s own database table to hold the redirects. This will allow a greater number of redirects to exist at one time.

I wasn’t expecting someone to need 700+ redirects… But it’s something that we will be able to handle going forward.

Another potential cause might be in max_input_vars. If you are submitting more data than max_input_vars allows at any one time (and if there are 700+ redirects it’s possible), extra data gets cut off.

For a solution see here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9399315/how-to-increase-maximum-post-variable-in-php

Hi Quanta, I will look into this. It has to do with url encoding (where spaces, or other special characters get escaped), perhaps there is a bug in the parsing when redirecting.

A new version will be out shortly and I will do my best to solve this one for you.

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These suggestions are going to be in the next release. Should be a week or so, thank you for your inputs!

If you haven’t completely given up on this plugin, version 1.4.0 will hopefully resolve the negatives you have.

Take care!

Hi Sireneweb,

I like the first idea, I could add a redirect meta-box on each post that will persist through updating slugs, or permalink settings changes. I think that could be really handy.

2. What sort of data would you like logged?

3. I don’t think I can fix this one, if a URL changes you will have to update the URL in the plugin manually.

Thanks for this Morgan. There was a bug; Please update to 1.4.0, it will resolve this problem!

Thanks for the feedback.

I’ll update the plugin to maintain the redirects when it’s deactivated.

And I’ll add a settings page where you can turn off the URL testing, which is probably what was bogging down the EPS Redirects page.

It will work with Buddypress installed, however there aren’t any Buddypress dropdown menus to aid in the UI (Yet).

You can still use the Custom Redirect to URL to define your destinations though.

I would like to add a few more dropdown options, and I will look into ways to integrate Buddypress in a future release.

Ty!

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Thanks Misskismet. It sounds like it could be because there are serverside redirects? Those will always take precedent over the plugin, unfortunately.

I’m glad it’s working well for you now, and I’ll keep poking around to see if I can find out what happened with your case and maybe get a fix going.