Includes #19 and better buildsystem

This release also includes v9.1.0 and v8.1.0 for CMS 9 and 8 respectively. You can install the packages from the Episerver Nuget Feed.

Includes the #19 pr from @hypknot which will hide the list of redirects by default, speeding up the load of the gadget.

Support for CMS 10

Thanks to @frederikvig we have a new version available that supports CMS 10.

The package is in the Episerver Nuget Feed

Please note the new versioning scheme, the main version of the module follows the main version of the CMS. If you need a compatible version for CMS 8 or 9, use v8.x.x or v9.x.x of the 404 handler.

CMS 9 Compatible Release (versioning change only)

This is a release to align version numbers for major versions of Episerver CMS.

Please note the new versioning scheme, the main version of the module follows the main version of the CMS. If you need a compatible version for CMS 8 or 10, use v8.x.x or v10.x.x of the 404 handler.

The package is in the Episerver Nuget Feed

CMS 8 Compatible Release (versioning change only)

This is a release to align version numbers for major versions of Episerver CMS.

Please note the new versioning scheme, the main version of the module follows the main version of the CMS. If you need a compatible version for CMS 9 or 10, use v9.x.x or v10.x.x of the 404 handler.

The package is in the Episerver Nuget Feed

CMS 8 Support

This release is for CMS 8 and has the same features as v4.2.1 but targets CMS 8.0.0

The Nuget package is in the Episerver Nuget Feed

XML export and ignoring extensions

Includes:

• #7 allowing you to specify ignored resource extensions from configuration (thanks @M15sy)
• #10 adds export to XML (thanks @Hinneman)
• #12 removes use of obsolete API, preparing for CMS 10.0.0 (thanks @bjuris)

The release is in the Episerver Nuget Feed.

Bugfixes and updated documentation

Includes #4 and #6

Package is available in the Episerver Nuget feed.

Encoded urls, UI path and new admin tool

In previous versions, if the redirect url had & in it, you needed to change it to & when you added the redirect, or it would not be picked up, and no rewrite would happen.

Example:
/product.asp?productid=123&category=34 would need to be added as /product.asp?productid=123&category=34 in order for the 404 handler to recognize it if someone was actually surfing to that url. This has changed. The module will now recognize both (for backwards compatibility)

If you had installed EPiServer CMS using a non-default path to the edit UI (not /episerver/...) the module would fail when importing redirects from xml files.

In the admin view (in the gadget) you can now delete all redirects. Useful if you need to clean up the redirects before importing new ones.