The {redirect_url_advanced} plugin allows you to redirect the user from the current page to any specified URL. You can choose to perform either a temporary (302) or permanent (301) redirect by setting the appropriate HTTP status code.

How do I use it?

Insert the plugin tag into your template or page content where you want the redirect to occur.

{redirect_url_advanced to='URL' code='STATUS_CODE'}

Note: Replace 'URL' with the destination URL and 'STATUS_CODE' with either 301 or 302.

Parameters

• (required) to - The URL to redirect to.
• (optional) code - The HTTP status code for the redirection. Accepts 301 or 302. Defaults to 302 if not specified.

Examples

Temporary Redirect (302 Found):

{redirect_url_advanced to='http://www.example.com'}

Permanent Redirect (301 Moved Permanently):

{redirect_url_advanced to='http://www.example.com' code=301}

Author: John Scotcher (support@pearsontreehouse.co.uk) and ChaptGPT

Version: 1.0

Summary: A plugin to redirect to a specified URL with the ability to set a 301 or 302 HTTP status code. Created for use of redirecting old blog urls to new ones on the new site, where redirect page wouldn't do it.