baumgardc

Correct. This is on Windows Server, and I am using web.config to redirect all to https://www.
I suppose because it is redirecting first on the server, the only way to do it and skip that middle redirect is to explicitly define each redirect in web.config.

Unless you can come up with another idea for me, I don’t know that there is another way to reach it like that. I appreciate your help.

When I add the full URL to the target field, it just changes it to a relative URL.
So I have the following.
Source URL | /denton
Target URL | /denton-dallas-fort-worth

If I put the full URL,
Target URL | https://www.example.com/denton-dallas-fort-worth
it changes once saved, back to /denton-dallas-fort-worth.

When I run a redirect checker, my results are:
http://example.com/denton
301 Moved Permanently
https://www.example.com/denton
301 Moved Permanently
https://www.example.com/denton-dallas-fort-worth
200 OK

What I want is to avoid that middle redirect. I want to go straight to the final redirect.

Thank you for the help.