Page Redirects

Intro

This section in the admin panel manages the page redirects that the system uses to direct users from one URL to another when a match is found for the "Redirect From" field. The redirection happens using the specified HTTP status code in the "Redirect Code" field, ensuring proper redirection to the "Redirect To" URL.

Redirect URLs can be either relative (within the same site) or absolute (full URLs pointing to a different site).

Page Redirects list

The table contains a list of page redirects with the following columns:

Code: The HTTP status code used for the redirect (e.g., 301 for permanent redirects, 307 for temporary redirects).
Redirect From: The original URL or path that triggers the redirect.
Redirect To: The destination URL where users will be redirected.
Actions: Management buttons for each entry.

Available Actions:

Active / Bin Switcher: Temporarily move the redirect to the bin for deletion, with options to restore or permanently delete it.
Search (By Redirect From, Redirect To): Search through the list based on the original or destination URLs.
Create New Entity: Add a new redirect.
Edit Existing Entity: Modify an existing redirect entry.
Move to Bin: Temporarily remove the redirect by moving it to the bin.
Restore Entity: Restore a previously binned redirect to the active list.
Delete Entity: Permanently remove a redirect from the system.

Create new page redirect

The form to create a new page redirect includes the following fields:

Redirect Code: A dropdown with options for HTTP status codes:
- 301 Moved Permanently
- 307 Temporarily Redirect
From URL: The original URL or path that will trigger the redirection.
To URL: The destination URL where users will be redirected.

Required Fields:

Redirect Code
From URL
To URL

The edit form uses the same structure as the creation form.