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New feature suggestion: Allowing regex searches, from the search box.
Ability to specify 'beginning of line' or 'end of line', as well as testing out possible regex expressions to match many URLs with each redirect would be useful.
When dealing with hundreds of 404 errors that include similar (yet different) URLs, being able to search the 404 errors via regex could provide a useful way to maximize how many of the ongoing errors could be redirected, thereby minimizing the number of redirects.
Additional useful feature - being able to group the resultant 404 errors, based on search results.
Actual Behavior
The current search box is a bit tiny.
If I'm looking for error links that Start with 2003, the results show error links that have 2003 anywhere in the URL. Can still get to the information needed (sort by URL, then hunt for the right range of pages, or export then sort via spreadsheet etc.) but that ends up taking several extra steps.
Steps to reproduce
Not a bug
Environment
Win 10, latest version of chrome and firefox, 64-bit, 3.3.1 Redirection
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Summary
New feature suggestion: Allowing regex searches, from the search box.
Ability to specify 'beginning of line' or 'end of line', as well as testing out possible regex expressions to match many URLs with each redirect would be useful.
When dealing with hundreds of 404 errors that include similar (yet different) URLs, being able to search the 404 errors via regex could provide a useful way to maximize how many of the ongoing errors could be redirected, thereby minimizing the number of redirects.
Additional useful feature - being able to group the resultant 404 errors, based on search results.
Actual Behavior
Steps to reproduce
Not a bug
Environment
Win 10, latest version of chrome and firefox, 64-bit, 3.3.1 Redirection
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: