MuraRedirect

Mura 7.1 plugin to manage redirections within Mura administration and keep usage statistics. Supports regular expressions.

Variables: $protocol (primary protocol), $domain (primary domain), $primary (primary protocol and domain)

Note about the path trailing slash

Mura adds a slash at the end of the URL if there is not one already. To match, all source paths should end with a /. The trailing slash can be removed by using a regular expression, for instance ^(.*)/ to capture all the path without the trailing slash.

Usage examples

Change a page path

These paths are exact, /a/b/ will not be affected.
Path: /a/
Target: /b/

Change a path using a regular expression

Path: ^/a/(.*)
Path regular expression: checked
Target: /b/\1

Redirect a domain to a specific path in the primary protocol and domain

Domain: a.com
Target: $primary/b

Redirect a domain to primary protocol and domain, preserving the path

Domain: a.com
Path: ^(.*)
Path regular expression: checked
Target: $primary\1

Redirect all other domains to primary protocol and domain, preserving the path

Domain: ^(?!$domain)
Domain regular expression: checked
Path: ^(.*)
Path regular expression: checked
Target: $primary\1

Redirect to a different domain, preserving the protocol and the path

Domain: a.com
Path: ^(.*)
Path regular expression: checked
Target: //b.com\1

Redirect a path to a different domain, removing the added trailing slash

Path: ^(/a.*)/
Path regular expression: checked
Target: https://b.com\1

Redirect to primary domain, preserving the protocol and the path

Domain: a.com
Path: ^(.*)
Path regular expression: checked
Target: //$domain\1

Redirect to HTTPS, preserving the domain and the path

Protocol: http
Domain: ^(.*)
Domain regular expression: checked
Path: ^(.*)
Path regular expression: checked
Target: https://\1\2