Quote Originally Posted by conor View Post
Hi,



The module allows you to redirect old URIs to new ones by entering "historical" URIs manually in the database.

For the link you described above:

# The URI mapping to be mapped from should be entered in the uri field. (Remember to begin the URI with a slash ‘/’):

/acatalog/Scrapbook_Supplies_Stamping_Supplies.html

# The number representing the language ID this URI mapping applies for should be entered in the language_id field.

# The current_uri field should be set to “0” to make this a “historical” URI.

# The Zen Cart page to be mapped to should be entered in the main_page field. For the category page this is:

index

# The associated_db_id should be entered. This is the ID of the category, which seems to be:

558

# The date/time this URI mapping was added should be set in the date_added field (or just use the “NOW()” SQL function).


The alternate_uri and query_string_parameters fields are not used, they must be left as “NULL”.


That should be all you need to know to get this working. The URIs will redirect using a 301 to the "current" URI (/store/send-payment-only).

All the best...

Conor
ceon
I've been trying to create a lot of 301 redirects on a site I'm developing, and although I am fairly comfortable using phpMyAdmin, I still am unsure about your instructions above.

I accessed my database and see two table that are ceon related; ceon_uri_mappings, and ceon_uri_mappings_configs

when I click on ceon_uri_mappings I see table entries that coincide with what you're describing (uri, alternate_uri, etc.), but I'm unsure how I go about adding an entry manually. Where exactly are we to manually add these 301 redirects?

Thanks in advance for your help.