Wordpress htaccess redirect issue?

Use the WordPress Redirect plugin and don't mess with the htaccess.

Use the WordPress Redirect plugin and don't mess with the htaccess. What you are missing in your RewriteRule though, it telling it that you want an external redirect RewriteRule ^farm-partners/? $ /farm-partners/emilys-produce/ L,R=301 If you use a RewriteRule, make sure it is outside the comments that indicate which parts of the file may be edited without any notice (i.e.

Outside the #comments marking WordPress's section of the file. Similarly if you are using W3 Total Cache or a similar plugin. ).

Just installed a plugin to make it easier. But thank you! – hookedonwinter May 26 '11 at 3:29 Using the WordPress Redirect plugin was the first line of my suggestion.

The rest was informational, in case in the future you do not have a plugin available. – yakatz May 26 '11 at 3:38.

In retrospect, I agree with yakatz's answer. Using 301s after letting WP monkey with your urls already could cause some weird results. My code above should work, but the plug-in would be a more elegant solution.

– nageeb May 26 '11 at 3:32 Your RewriteRule does not change anything (at least in my tests). To get the RewriteEngine to do an external redirect, you need to put a URL which requires that (i.e. On another site) and no Proxy flag, or a Redirect flag (with the 301 status code meaning permanent redirect, since the default is 302 temporary.) – yakatz May 26 '11 at 3:37.

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