Unable to redirect paths which only include query string

You should not be removing $_GET['q']. So make sure I'm understanding correctly. You want to redirect from http://yourdrupalsite.com/?id=5 to another page?

If you remove the $_GET['q'] and you have that redirect you want set, if I go to http://yoursite.com/please-do-not-redirect-me?article_id=1 it will still redirect me. I have a solution I'm working on that will involve you creating a redirect using From: ?article_id=1

On second thought I'm not sure this is a redirect appropriate for the module since you're operating on an existing path (). This would probably be best implemented in .htaccess. Although we will be adding 'forced redirect' support in #615008: "Forced" path redirect - override the existing path or alias. You will find with the latest commits that you can perform a redirection on '?id=3' now.

I'm trying to redirect from a previous wordpress site with permalinks set to non-clean like so "blog/?p=123". I have the latest dev release of path_redirect and I've turned off the blog modules, but I just get a page not found 404 when I type in the above url. It sounded like from your comment above that redirects from query stings like this was possible with the latest dev releases? Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks for any insight!

Has this really been fixed? I'm using 6.x-1.0-beta7 but when I try to redirect from

http://example.com/?page_id=1306

to an internal page, the question mark (?) is stripped and the redirect is created as

http://example.com/page_id=1306

This redirect is created, though, but it doesn't work:

http://example.com/test/?page_id=1306

You need to use From: <front>?page_id=1306

Great, thanks!

Sorry to open old threads, but is this feature present in RC2? If it is, maybe I'm doing something wrong. Thanks.

Never mind. Not sure what I did or didn't do, but it started working.