Quick Page/Post Redirect 3.2.2

Quick Page/Post Redirect Plugin redirects WordPress Pages or Posts to another location quickly. It adds an option box to the edit section where you can specify the redirect location and type of redirect that you want, temporary, permanent, or meta. See blow for additional features added in each new version.NEW - Version 1.9 adds 3 new features: 1. you can now open a redirect link in a new window, 2. You can add a rel="nofollow" attribute to the link of a redirect, and 3. You can completely re-write the URL for the redirct so it takes the place of the default page URL (rewrite the href link). NEW - Version 1.8 adds a new feature to allow you to add redirects without needing to create a Page or Post to do so. This is very useful for sites that were converted to WordPress and have old links that create 404 errors (see FAQs for more information).The redirect Location can be to another WordPress page/post or any other website with an external URL. It allows the use of a full URL path, the post or page ID, permalink or page-name.PLEASE NOTE: At this time, the a new page or post needs to be Published in order for the redirect to happen. It WILL work on a DRAFT Status Post/Page ONLY, and I mean ONLY, if the Post/Page has FIRST been Published and the re-saved as a Draft - WordPress does not set up the post meta for the permalink until after first publish for some reason - will hopefully fix this in the future.This plugin is also not compatible with WordPress versions less than 2.5.Tested in MU 2.9.2 (3/13/2010)TROUBLESHOOTING: * If you check the box for "Show Redirect URL below" on the edit page, please note that you MUST use the full URL in the Redirect URL box. If you do not, you may experience some odd links and 404 pages, as this option cahnges the Permalink for the page/post to the EXACT URL you eneter in that field. (i.e., if you enter '2' in the field, it will redirect to 'http://2' which is not the same as 'http://yoursite.com/?p=2'). * If your browser tells you that your are in an infinite loop, check to make sure you do not have pages redirecting to another page that redirects back to the initial page. That WILL cause an infinate loop. * If you are using the new Quick 301 Redirects method to do your redirects, be sure that your Request URL starts with a / and is releative to the root (i.e., http://mysite.com/test/ would have /test/ in the request field). * If your page or post is not redirecting, this is most likely because something else like the theme functions file or another plugin is outputting the header BEFORE the plugin can perform the redirect. This can be tested by turning off all plugins except the Quick Page/Post Redirect Plugin and testing if the redirect works. 9 out of 10 times, a plugin or bad code is the culprit. * We have tested the plugin in dozens of themes and alongside a whole lot more plugins. In our experience, (with exception to a few bugs) most of the time another plugin is the problem. If you do notice a problem, please let us know at plugins@fischercreativemedia.com - along with the WP version, theme you are using and plugins you have installed - and we will try to troubleshoot the problem.

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Platforms:	PHP
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