Redirection FAQs

Redirection Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find Redirection?

Go to:

WordPress Admin → SEO Repair Kit → Redirection

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What is a Source URL?

The Source URL is the URL from which the redirect starts.

For example:

/old-page/

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What is a Target URL?

The Target URL is the destination users should reach.

For example:

/new-page/

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What does 301 – Moved Permanently mean?

It indicates that the resource has permanently moved from the Source URL to the Target URL.

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What does Hits mean?

Hits shows the number of recorded times a redirect has been triggered.

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Can I reset redirect hit counts?

Yes.

Use Reset Hits for an individual redirect or Reset All Hits for the available redirect records.

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What information is available in Redirect Logs?

The current interface can display:

• Date
• Action
• Source URL
• Target URL
• IP Address
• User Agent
• Referrer

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Can I export my redirects?

Yes.

The current export options are:

• CSV
• JSON
• Nginx
• Apache .htaccess

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Can I import redirects?

Yes.

The current import area supports CSV, JSON, and Apache .htaccess according to the help information displayed in the interface.

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What is the maximum import file size?

The current interface specifies a maximum file size of 10MB.

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What does Update Existing Redirections do?

When enabled during import, existing redirects with matching IDs can be updated. Otherwise, matching existing redirects are skipped.

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What does Detailed Logging do?

When enabled, redirect hits can be logged with visitor details including IP address, User Agent, and Referrer.

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Are administrative changes logged?

The current Settings interface states that create, update, delete, and import actions are logged regardless of the Detailed Logging setting.

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Should I enable .htaccess Sync on Nginx?

The interface specifically says automatic .htaccess generation is for Apache/LiteSpeed and advises disabling it if you use Nginx.

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What is Database Migration?

It is provided for migrating redirect records from a previous plugin version to the current Advanced Redirection system.