Digi Eye Redirects

Digi Eye Redirects lets administrators create, edit, disable, delete, import, and export URL redirects from a dedicated admin screen, with no page builder, e-commerce plugin, or other dependency required.

Core features

• Custom database table (not a bloated wp_options entry) with indexed lookups, so performance holds up as your redirect list grows
• 301, 302, 307, and 308 redirects, each with plain-language guidance on when to use it
• Redirect to a page/post/custom post type via a searchable content picker, or to any manual internal or external URL
• Live search, status/type filters, sortable columns, and server-side pagination (20/50/100 per page)
• Inline enable/disable and delete, plus bulk enable/disable/delete, all handled via AJAX with no full page reloads
• Automatic protection against duplicate active sources and redirect loops (including simple two-way loops)
• Optional regex redirects (off by default) with $1-style backreferences
• Optional query-string preservation and case-sensitive matching, per redirect
• CSV export and import, with a validation preview (total / valid / invalid / duplicate rows) before anything is committed
• Optional 404 tracking with one-click “Create Redirect” from any tracked URL
• Optional per-request redirect logging (hit counters are on by default and are much cheaper)
• A dashboard with live counts pulled straight from the database, not placeholder numbers
• All redirect, status, and setting changes apply immediately; no manual cache clearing is required for normal use

Security

• Every write action requires the manage_options capability and a verified nonce
• All queries use $wpdb->prepare()
• Destination URLs are restricted to http(s) or relative paths. Schemes like javascript: and data: are rejected both when a redirect is saved and again at the moment it’s executed
• All output is escaped

Coming soon

• Link Scanner is a planned feature for finding broken links, redirects, and redirect chains across your site. It is not available yet. The current release includes an informational “Coming Soon” page describing what it will do; it does not scan, crawl, or check any links.