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Adding redirects for your website links.
- Click on “Settings” of your website in Bullet dashboard and navigate to the “Redirects” section.
- Scroll down to the re-directs section and fill in your old and new URL details
- Next Click on the “Add Redirect” button and click save.
Understanding the redirect types, rules and formats:
Redirect Types
- Static Redirect: A simple URL to URL redirect without any dymamic values.
- Dymanic Redirects: A complex URL where you can use dynamic values instead of adding 10s or 100s of static redirects.
Supported redirect formats
Feature | Old Path | New Path | Notes |
Redirects | /home | / | 302 is used as the default status code. |
Splats | /blog/* | /blog/en/:splat | Refer to Splats. |
Placeholders | /blog/:year/:month/:date/:slug | /news/:year/:month/:date/:slug | See Placeholders |
Force | /pagethatexists | /otherpage | Redirects are always followed, regardless of whether or not an asset matches the incoming request. |
Rules:
- If there are multiple redirects for the same source path, the top most redirect is applied.
- Redirects happen before headers, so if a request matches rules in both files, redirect will win out
- Static redirects need to be added first and then the dynamic redirects.
- A project can have a maximum of 2,000 static redirects and 100 dynamic redirects for a total of 2,100 redirects.
- Each redirect declaration has a 1,000-character limit.
Splats
On matching, a splat (asterisk,
*) will greedily match all characters. You may only include a single splat in the URL.The matched value can be used in the redirect location with
:splat.Placeholder
A placeholder can be defined with
:placeholder_name- The colon indicates the start of a placeholder, and the name that follows may be composed of alphanumeric characters and underscores, :\w+.
- A placeholder with a given name can only be used once in the URL. Placeholders match all characters apart from the delimiter, which: when part of the host, is a period or a forward-slash; and when part of the path, is a forward-slash.
- The matched value can similarly be used in the redirect location with
:placeholder_name. By doing this, it allows for greater flexibility and usability for both users and developers.
Unsupported Redirects
The following redirects are not supported. Make sure to not use any of these.
Feature | Old Path | New Path |
Query Parameters | /shop?id=:id | /blog/:id |
Rewrites (other status codes) | /blog/* | /blog/404.html |
Proxying | /blog/* | |
Domain-level redirects |
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