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Only issue I'm experiencing is activating a large number of redirects that I've just imported into the Database table.
I've done a bulk insert (over 1,000) and although they're appearing correctly in the backoffice, they don't actually work. I've tried restarting the site/recycling app pools but this has no affect. It does work however when I manually go into the backoffice and save one of the new redirects but ideally I want to avoid doing that for all of them.
Is there a method that I'm missing here?
Any help would be appreciated.
Keiron
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This is a duplicate of #145, so I'll close straight away (I'll admit, it's not an obvious duplicate title)
I really am unsure of the issue though, like I said, all I can suggest to you is enable logging and see where it falls over.
Failing that, you could clone the plugin locally and step-through. This will allow you to check if your SQL-inserted route has made in inside the cache.
Hi Stefan
Firstly thanks for this great plug-in!
Only issue I'm experiencing is activating a large number of redirects that I've just imported into the Database table.
I've done a bulk insert (over 1,000) and although they're appearing correctly in the backoffice, they don't actually work. I've tried restarting the site/recycling app pools but this has no affect. It does work however when I manually go into the backoffice and save one of the new redirects but ideally I want to avoid doing that for all of them.
Is there a method that I'm missing here?
Any help would be appreciated.
Keiron
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: