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Dragon Redirect Manager Pro

Requires the free Dragon Redirect Manager.

Licence

Enter your licence key on the plugin's settings screen (keys are in your dragoncore.ltd dashboard). Keys are stored encrypted; a licence covers the number of sites you bought it for (1, 5 or unlimited), and you can deactivate a site from the same screen to free its place for another. Updates are delivered automatically to licensed sites. If the licence lapses, the plugin keeps working with every Pro feature on each activated site; what stops is new versions and support, and renewing restores both on the same key. Renewal reminders arrive by email about two weeks before the period ends.

Multisite: the licence is activated per site. Each subdomain or mapped domain uses a seat; subdirectory sites share one.

Features

  • Scheduled & expiring redirects — activate/deactivate rules on dates (campaigns, seasonal pages).
  • Analytics dashboard — redirect hits and 404 trends: top URLs (grouped by path, ignoring query strings such as ?fbclid=), devices, browsers, referrers.
  • 404 alerts — email, HMAC-signed webhook, or Slack when a 404 crosses your hit threshold; optional daily digest. Email subjects start with your site name and the message links to the 404 Monitor; the webhook JSON carries type, path, hits, referrer, site and site_name.
  • Filtered CSV export & retention — per-status retention (0 = never) with a "keep fixed" option. Once you save them with a valid licence, these windows also govern the free plugin's daily purge (longer or shorter than its setting). Until then the free plugin's retention setting stays in charge, and a Pro window only applies where it is shorter. Sites upgrading from Pro 1.0.10 or older with a valid licence keep any windows they had changed from the defaults.
  • Chain & loop scanner — finds redirect chains and flattens them in one click (percent-encoded destinations such as /caf%C3%A9 are kept intact).

Uninstall

Deleting the plugin keeps all its data by default, so a reinstall picks up where you left off. To remove everything on uninstall, opt in first:

bash
wp option update drmp_delete_data_on_uninstall 1