yifa

Do I have to replace site_url with my actual url? And will this help with SEO to get rid of these 301 errors?

As you can tell, I’m not very knowledge on this stuff.

Thanks.

I tried putting in the full url (https://www.domainname.com.au/product/123) and also tried /product/123/ in the first column, and https://www.domainname.com.au/ in the second. Is this not correct?

I’m also having trouble getting this to work. Every time I try to upload the CSV I get ‘invalid file’.

I have 100’s of old products on my eCommerce store where they don’t exist any more, so I was hoping to redirect all those non-existent pages to my homepage. Can this do this? And if so, how do I get it to work?

Ben

NOTE: I am running the Shelflife theme from WooThemes.

The only solution I have come up with is using this plugin in-conjunction with WooThemes Pre Order extension. With both of them activated, I can achieve what I want. Still not sure why it isn’t a core feature…seems so obvious to me? :S

Sorry, I’m not quite sure what you mean? All I’ve done is create certain shipping classes, say “heavy”, and attached the shipping class to whatever product is overly heavy.

I do have that code you provided already, and it works well, but that is something different.

So say I have a product that is $599, so obviously it qualifies for the over $100 free shipping. On the cart page, the only option it has is free shipping. So somehow I have to exclude this product from qualifying for free shipping and display a flat rate instead (based on the shipping class I attached).