redirects
Redirects should be hard-coded with .aspx at the end of the new URL. We need to do this because webtrends or anything else that passes parameters to the end of a URL needs the .aspx before you can append things.
DO - /about-us/awards/senior-impact.aspx because /about-us/awards/senior-impact.aspx?blahblahblahtrackingcode = :)
DON’T - /about-us/awards/senior-impact because /about-us/awards/senior-impactblahblahblahtrackingcode = :( 404
To set a redirect to a page:
- Go to the page at which you want redirects to arrive, such as http://www.priorityhealth.com/member/handbook/banjo-purchases. You don't have to click "Edit."
- Click the Configure tab.
- Click the Redirects button. You'll see an alphabetical list of all redirects in place on the site, in 3 columns:
- Redirect from
- Redirect to
- Edit and Delete links
- Scroll down to the bottom and enter the "old" address or the Marketing address, such as: http://www.priorityhealth.com/banjos
- No need to enter the address you're sending folk to, just hit the New redirect button.
- Click OK to escape from Redirectland.
- No need to save the page or submit for review, etc.
