Kirby3 Redirects - setup HTTP status code redirects from within the panel

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I am creating posts for my plugins to make it easier to find them using the forum search and not just the docs search.

Kirby 3 Redirects can handle Request-URIs like projects?id=123 , project/cool.html and send Response-URIs like https://exter.nal . This makes it the ideal choice when porting a non Kirby project (like wordpress). You can assign HTTP Status Codes like 302 to each redirect individually.

site/blueprints/site.yml

sections:
  # ...other sections
  redirects:
    extends: plugin-redirects3xx
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v1.10

  • supports regex with named groups and placeholders
  • stays performance even with hundreds of redirects
  • since its not tracking any data it does not slow down your page loading time

Regex example

from

blog/(?P<year>\d{4})_(?P<slug>.*)\.html

to

/blog/$year/$slug
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Hi Bruno,

I think I made a mistake trying to uninstall the plugin (never done this before). This is locally.

I deleted the folder before deleting the individual redirect entries I’d made. Then I noticed that the redirects were still there, so I restored the plugin folder and manually deleted all redirect entries, however the redirects remain, and I don’t know how to remove them now, as I don’t see them in .htaccess.

Thanks for any help.

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can you please share the version of the plugin you are using as well as any config options (if you setup custome ones). thanks

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Ah, I forgot to update this post: I found a version of my Kirby installation from before I messed things up, so all good now, thanks for your time regardless, and will remember to add those details in the future. :pray:t3:

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Hey Bruno … is the 5.0.0 version of the plugin still compatible with K4?

I can’t seem to find any specific release notes regarding changes between 4.3.0 and 5.0.0.

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it should run on k4. i havent had the time to create a proper changelog yet. here is a short summary

features

  • adds hooks for custom tracking
  • made readme easier

performance

  • changed from files to generic cache for valid route storage
  • flushes cache smarter (like pages cache)

codebase

  • it has php 8.2 as base requirement (like k5)
  • has been refactored to run tests with pest against k5-alpha4
  • passes phpstan level 9
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Thank for the details.

I’ll test it in my current development environment and report back.

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I am please to report that the version 5.0.0 plugin works perfectly under K4 (4.5.0).

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