Redirects

Moved is not gone.

A rule consists of a source path, a target and a status code — 301, 302, 307 or 308. The target may be a path on the same website or a full address. If you create the same source path twice, the second rule is rejected.

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Redirects

Status code 301, 302, 307 or 308 · Target as path or full address

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What redirects offer

Status code 301, 302, 307 or 308

Target as a path or a full address

Duplicate source paths rejected

Hits are counted per rule

Here's how it works

Enter the source path

Choose target and status code

Track hits in the list

FAQ on redirects

Which status code should I use?

301 and 308 say: moved permanently. 302 and 307 say: only temporarily. When an address has finally moved elsewhere, 301 is the usual case.

What happens with a duplicate source path?

The rule is rejected. That way a path can never have two targets, and you see straight away that the rule already exists.

How do I tell whether a rule is still needed?

Every rule counts its hits. Rules without hits you can clean up; frequently used ones show you which old addresses are still in circulation.

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