The source matches the path, not the domain. If you include the domain in the regex then you are matching that against the path, and that won’t be what you want.
So I need to use only /tags-(.*) and forward it to the domain?
All source URLs are just for the path, including regular expressions.
OK, so if I have https://site.co.il/portfolio_category/name/ and I want to redirect to https://site.co.il/projects/commercial-projects/name/ I need to use in the source
/portfolio_category/name/ and on the target /projects/commercial-projects/name/ ?
Full URL don’t work as they use to work or it is cache or cookies problem?
Full URL don’t work as they use to work or it is cache or cookies problem?
The plugin has only ever worked with the path and the domain has never been part of the source URL. Nothing has changed here and you should continue to use the plugin as you always have done.
I still don’t understand what is wrong, I working as I always worked I using site:site-name in Google and copy the “not-found” full URL and paste it on the “Source URL” and pasting other full URL I want to redirect the not found page to it.
Sure, and when you copy/paste the plugin removes the domain and you just save the path.
However, when you enter ^https://www.domain.co.il/tags-(.*) then the ^ at the beginning means it won’t remove the domain and so it thinks you want to redirect a URL like this:
https://www.domain.co.il/^https://www.domain.co.il/tags-(.*)
Why /tags-(.*) is working and /portfolio-items/sa-(.*) is not working?
I only enable “Regex” on both.
How can I check the regex and URL?
I can’t say why it’s not working. The list of reasons here probably applies:
https://redirection.me/support/problems/url-not-redirecting/
