Releases: johngodley/redirection
Releases · johngodley/redirection
4.0 beta 2
Note that this is a beta release. Changes are made to your data and how redirects are loaded. While no problems are anticipated, it should be used at your own risk. You will be prompted to make a backup of your data before any changes are made.
Alpha 1:
- Add option for case insensitive redirects
- Add option to ignore trailing slashes
- Add option to ignore query parameters
- Add option to copy query parameters to target URL
- Add option to set defaults for case, trailing, and query settings
Alpha 2:
- Fix default query flags not being applied until after updating a redirect
Beta 1:
- Include all changes from 3.7.3 and move to beta
Beta 2:
- Fix some issues with upgrades on sites with missing tables
Important: read https://redirection.me/support/beta-release/ for details about installing beta versions. Do not delete your existing plugin from the WordPress plugins page
3.7 beta 1
- Add redirect warning for known problem redirects
- Add new database install and upgrade process
- Add database functions to WP CLI
- Add introduction message when first installed
- Drop PHP < 5.4 support. Please use version 3.6.3 if your PHP is too old
- Improve export filename
- Fix IPs appearing for bulk redirect
- Fix disabled redirects appearing in htaccess
3.6.3
- Remove potential CSRF
3.6.2
- Add another PHP < 5.4 compat fix
- Fix 'delete all from 404 log' when ungrouped deleting all 404s
- Fix IDs shown in bulk add redirect
3.6.1
- Add another PHP < 5.4 fix. Sigh
3.6
- Add option to ignore 404s
- Add option to block 404s by IP
- Add grouping of 404s by IP and URL
- Add bulk block or redirect a group of 404s
- Add option to redirect on a 404
- Better page navigation change monitoring
- Add URL & IP match
- Add 303 and 304 redirect codes
- Add 400, 403, and 418 (I'm a teapot!) error codes
- Fix server match not supporting regex properly
- Deprecated file pass through removed
- 'Do nothing' now stops processing further rules
3.5
- Add redirect checker on redirects page
- Fix missing translations
- Restore 4.7 backwards compatibility
- Fix unable to delete server name in server match
- Fix error shown when source URL is blank
3.4
- Add a redirect checker
- Fix incorrect host parsing with server match
- Fix PHP warning with CSV import
- Fix old capability check that was missed from 3.0
3.3
- Add user role/capability match
- Add fix for IP blocking plugins
- Add server match to redirect other domains (beta)
- Add a force http to https option (beta)
- Use users locale setting, not site
- Check for mismatched site/home URLs
- Fix WP CLI not clearing logs
- Fix old capability check
- Detect BOM marker in response
- Improve detection of servers that block content-type json
- Fix incorrect encoding of entities in some locale files
- Fix table navigation parameters not affecting subsequent pages
- Fix .htaccess saving after WordPress redirects
- Fix get_plugin_data error
- Fix canonical redirect problem caused by change in WordPress
- Fix situation that prevented rules cascading
3.3 beta 1
- Add user role/capability match
- Add fix for IP blocking plugins
- Add server match to redirect other domains (beta)
- Add a force http to https option (beta)
- Use users locale setting, not site
- Check for mismatched site/home URLs
- Fix WP CLI not clearing logs
- Fix old capability check
- Detect BOM marker in response
- Improve detection of servers that block content-type json
- Fix incorrect encoding of entities in some locale files
- Fix table navigation parameters not affecting subsequent pages
- Fix .htaccess saving after WordPress redirects
- Fix get_plugin_data error
- Fix canonical redirect problem caused by change in WordPress
- Fix situation that prevented rules cascading
Important: read https://redirection.me/support/beta-release/ for details about installing beta versions. Do not delete your existing plugin from the WordPress plugins page