Permalink Redirect 0.7.0 Released
I have just committed a new version of Permalink Redirect plugin for WordPress into Subversion, and this one actually has some new features!
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Old Permalink Structure Redirect. I figured this detailed instruction is way too complicated. So if you have done the wrong thing, chosen a bad permalink structure when your WordPress blog was launched, you can still redirect old permalinks to new without tinkering with Apache mod_rewrite. Just fill in old structure in the options page, and Permalink Redirect plugin will do the rest for you.
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Hostname Redirect. Is your blog accessible via multiple host names? If you are hosting on a Cpanel account (most popular shared hosting control panel), then the answer is probably yes! Visitors can get to your site via
www.yourdomain.comandyourdomain.com, but from search engine point of view they are actually two different sites. With Permalink Redirect 0.7, you can turn on an option and it will automatically redirect to the hostname set by Blog Address in the General Options page.
Also a minor fix to the skip rules. Previously it will only check for the path part of an URI, but it will pass in the entire REQUEST_URI to verify skip rules.
Go to the project page and download the latest release now!
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Glenn,
Sorry I have no idea. I have not seen the 2.2 code base although it is supposed to be released in less than 2 weeks. That piece of document says the permalink redirection stuff is still not in, but the doc itself is a draft…
After all Matt did say that “I could see something like this making it into the core”. Then I am done with the development :)
That’s weird, they’ve got the permalink listed under new features & not in yet. I wonder which one’s right :)
It would be cool if it did make it into the core though…
I have just checked out WP from SVN trunk, and spent around 2 minutes looking for any redirection code. So far I have not found anything except wp_old_slug_redirect() which is already in 2.1. Maybe it is “done”, but not yet checked in?
I’m using Wordpress 2.2 and I found a wp_redirect() in wp-includes/pluggable.php. Why you don’t use it in your plug-in ? Is it what Glenn Slaven is talking about ?
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Hey Scott, WordPress 2.2 is going to have permalink redirection built in (see http://codex.wordpress.org/Version_2.2 ). Do you know how it compares the your plugin’s features?