Sorry, I’m not aware of any “global” way to set it to be case insensitive – as far as I know you’ll have to edit every redirect.
Thanks for the quick reply John:
– I’m using WordPress redirections
– Yes, it shows up in the Log
– I had tried apache rewrite rules long ago (prior to installing your Redirection plugin), but had then removed them all back then, as well. The “.htaccess” file is default WordPress file right now. Also, this hyphenated source URL was not part of my testing at that time.
– at that time I also installed Monkeyman rewrite analyzer plug-in, but it’s no longer activated now
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This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by terrysnyder.
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This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by terrysnyder.
I think there’s more than one way to do that, but one options is:
– enable the Regex chechbox
– edit the source URL to instead be /[Mm]echanicsburg[Ss]ignature
That syntax means it will accept “any one of the characters within the square brackets”.
