Add new redirect / Edit redirect dialog

Note

When adding a new redirect, the Myra App automatically checks whether a redirect loop could exist and notifies you by means of an information window. You are free to decide whether to save the entry anyway or change the settings.

Add new redirects dialog

In the Add New RedirectandEdit Redirects dialogs, you can add new redirects or edit existing redirects, depending on the selected option.

The following options are available:

Name	Definition
SELECT TYPE	Defines the part of the path of a subdomain that should be redirected. The following options are available: Exact: The path to be redirected matches the path or regular expression entered in the Source text field exactly. No subpaths are taken into account. Prefix: All paths that match the path or regular expression in the Source text field or represent subpaths are redirected. Suffix: All paths that match or end with the regular expression entered in the Source text field are redirected. You can use this setting for file types, among other things. Enter the file extension. ExampleUsing.jpg affects all JPG files on your website.
SELECT HTTP CODE	Defines the HTTP status code that is passed for the redirect to the target URL. The following options are available: HTTP 301: Moved Permanently (a permanent redirect of a requested resource to a new URL) HTTP 302: Found (a temporary redirect) NoteMyra recommends using HTTP 302 as a temporary redirect.NoteThe HTTP codes 301 and 302 are also cached by the browser and can lead to further redirects through the cached 302 redirect despite the redirect being disabled at Myra.
SOURCE	Defines one or more paths of a domain that should be redirected.NoteYou can use regular expressions to identify and specify different paths of a domain.
DESTINATION	Defines a URL as the target for redirecting the paths defined in the Source text field.NoteAn absolute path must be entered as the target URL.
Sort	Defines a number for positioning the entry in the sequence of all entries.
STATUS	Defines whether the entry is enabled or disabled.
COMMENT	Defines a custom description of the entry.
Save	The button adds a new entry or changes it.
Cancel	The button closes the window without adding a new entry or changing an entry.

Example

A configured redirect from non-www to www looks like this:

Name	Definition
Type	Exact
Source	^/(.*)
Destination	$scheme://www.example.com/$1
HTTP Code	HTTP 302

With this rule, the request to example.com is redirected to the subdomain www.example.com. All the parameters are taken into account and passed along.