开发者 | canpalte |
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更新时间 | 2025年7月9日 15:37 |
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PHP版本: | 5.6 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 6.8 |
版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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When you permanently delete a duplicate product, the plugin can automatically create a 301 redirect. This sends anyone visiting the old URL to a new, active page. You can configure the destination on the "Duplicate Products > 301 Redirects" page. The options are: redirecting to the main product of the duplicate group (the canonical product), to the product's category, or to your homepage. This is crucial for SEO and user experience.
In a group of duplicate products, the "canonical product" is the one you decide to keep. When you delete the other duplicates, the plugin uses the canonical product as the target for 301 redirects, ensuring traffic and SEO value are consolidated to a single product page.
A 301 redirect is a permanent redirect from one URL to another. When you delete a product, its URL becomes a broken link (a 404 error). 301 redirects are essential because they automatically send visitors and search engines to a live page (like the canonical product or a category page), which preserves your search engine rankings (SEO value) and prevents visitors from landing on an error page.
Yes. Go to "Duplicate Products > 301 Redirects". You will find a list of all active redirects created by the plugin, showing the old URL path and where it redirects to. You can also delete redirects from this page.
Yes, products moved to trash can be restored from the WooCommerce or WordPress trash section, as long as they have not been permanently deleted.
Yes, when you use the image removal features, the images associated with the product are permanently deleted from your media library. This action cannot be undone.