en	Redirects

en	This module contains the overview of all redirects and allows to add new redirects and edit or delete existing ones.

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en	Edit

en	Delete redirect

en	Delete the redirect "{0}"?

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en	The redirect from "{0}/{1}" to "/{2}" ({3}) has been created, but there were changes to other redirects!

en	The redirect from "{0}/{1}" to "/{2}" ({3}) has been updated, but there were changes to other redirects!

en	The following redirects have been updated

en	The redirect from "{0}/{1}" to "/{2}" ({3}) has been created

en	Related changes:

en	The redirect has been updated

en	The redirect from "{0}/{1}" has been deleted

en	The redirects from the CSV file were imported successfully. See the protocol for details.

en	The redirects from the CSV file were imported but there were some errors. See the protocol for details.

en	The redirect is not valid

en	The redirect already exists

en	The redirect could not be removed

en	The redirect could not be created

en	The redirect could not be updated

en	The start datetime is invalid

en	The end datetime is invalid

en	The source and target paths cannot be the same

en	An error occurred while reading the csv file content

en	An error occurred while reading the uploaded file

en	You have to select a CSV file to import

en	No entries were found in the CSV file

en	The source path doesn't match the expression {0}

en	Origin domain

en	This redirect applies to all domains

en	All

en	CSV File

en	Source path

en	The source uri path is the relative path after the hostname. F.e. "my/subpage" without any leading or trailing slashes or query parameters. Those will be ignored by Neos when checking a url if it needs to be redirected.

en	Code

en	Target uri or path

en	Active from

en	E.g. 2019-08-30 13:45

en	Active until

en	E.g. 2021-08-30 08:30

en	Comment

en	Campaign for new product

en	Creator

en	Hits

en	Created

en	Delimiter

en	Include inactive redirects

en	Include automatically generated redirects

en	Import redirects from a CSV file

en	Import protocol

en	Edit redirect

en	Manage redirects

en	Actions

en	Import redirects from CSV file

en	Add redirect

en	Update redirect

en	Edit redirect

en	Cancel

en	Back to redirect list

en	Export CSV file

en	Export redirect rules

en	Import redirect rules

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en	There are currently no redirects defined.

en	It is recommended to do an export of the existing redirects as CSV and work on that file, before importing again. This way the structure and required columns are already set up.

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en	301 - Moved Permanently

en	A 301 HTTP header is used when the requested URL permanently moved to a new location.

en	302 - Found

en	A 302 means that the target destination has been found, but it lives under a different location. Use a 302 redirect only if you want to temporarily redirect a URL to a different source and you are sure that you will use the same URL again.

en	303 - See Other

en	A 303 means that the response to the request can be found under another URI using the GET method. When received in response to a POST (or PUT/DELETE), the client should presume that the server has received the data and should issue a new GET request to the given URI.

en	307 - Temporary Redirect

en	A 307 can be used to temporarily redirect a URL to a new one while keeping the original request method intact. A 307 behaves like a 302, except that it tells specifically that the URL has a temporary new location.

en	403 - Forbidden

en	A 403 tells the browser that the requested content is forbidden for the user.

en	404 - Not Found

en	A 404 tells the browser that the content has not been found and has been probably deleted.

en	410 - Gone

en	The result from a 410 status code is the same as a 404 since the content has not been found. However, with a 410 you tell search engines that the requested content has been deleted, thus it’s much more specific than a 404.

en	451 - Unavailable for Legal Reasons

en	The 451 HTTP status code shows that the requested content has been deleted because of legal reasons.