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Global_Config_Redirect_001

technical

What this is used for

One redirect, applied at the edge by Next middleware before the page renders. 301 by default. Use this to keep an old URL working after a slug change, and to fold the legacy subdomains into the main site. SEO requirement §5.3.

How you use it

Site-wide configuration. These are handled by the technical team; change them only when asked to.

Fields you can fill in

Fields kept in step automatically

Used by

content types

Entries of this type are listed by their Internal name. That is the name you and everyone else will see when searching for the entry, so make it descriptive.

Fields you can fill in

Field	What goes in it	Notes
Internal name internalName required	Short text	Editor-facing name, e.g. 'Old Maldives landing page' or 'my. subdomain → My Kuoni'. Not shown to customers and not part of the redirect.
From (the old URL) from required	Short text	The URL that should stop working, as a path: /old-page. Add a trailing /* to match everything underneath it: /brochures/* . To fold in a legacy subdomain, put the host first: my.kuoni.co.uk/* , surfb2b.kuoni.co.uk/* , giftlist.kuoni.co.uk/* . No https:// prefix. The trailing slash is ignored, so /old-page and /old-page/ are the same rule.
To (the new URL) to required	Short text	Where the visitor and the search engine should end up: /new-page, or a full https:// URL for another site. If 'From' ends in /, you can write :splat in here to carry the matched part through — /brochures/ → /inspiration/:splat sends /brochures/asia to /inspiration/asia.
Redirect type statusCode required	Whole number	301 = permanent. This is the default and the right answer almost always: it passes the old URL's search ranking to the new one. 302 = temporary — use it only when the old URL is genuinely coming back (a seasonal campaign page, a page down for a rebuild). A 302 passes no ranking. Choose one of: 301 302
Active isEnabled	Yes / no	Turn a redirect off without deleting it — useful for testing, and for keeping a record of a redirect that has been retired. Off behaves exactly as if the entry did not exist.
Notes notes	Long text	Why this redirect exists, and when it can be removed. Nobody can work that out from the two URLs a year later.
Component key (sitemap catalogue ID) componentKey required	Short text	Catalogue ID. Do not change. Choose one of: Global_Config_Redirect_001