domain_redirect

Makes redirects domain-aware, allowing the same source path to redirect to different destinations depending on the active domain.

Features

• Adds a Domain field to redirects — scope a redirect to a specific domain or leave it global (all domains).
• Domain-specific precedence — when the same source path has both a domain-specific and a global redirect, the domain-specific one wins.
• Domain column and filter in the redirect admin list for easy management.
• Domain-aware unique hash validation — the same source path can have different redirects on different domains.

Requirements

• Domain 3.x
• Redirect 1.x
• Drupal 10.2+ or 11.x

Configuration

No configuration is needed. Once installed:

1. Go to Administration > Configuration > Search and metadata > URL redirects.
2. When adding or editing a redirect, select a domain from the Domain dropdown or leave it as All domains for a global redirect.
3. Use the Domain exposed filter to filter the redirect list by domain.

How it works

• Adds a domain_id entity reference field to the redirect entity via hook_entity_base_field_info().
• Decorates the redirect.repository service to filter redirect lookups by the active domain during request handling.
• Replaces the RedirectUniqueHash entity constraint with a domain-aware version that allows the same source hash for different domains.
• Modifies the database index on the redirect table from a unique key on hash to a composite index on (hash, domain_id) for query performance.

Note

Starting with 2.x, this module was completely rewritten with no upgrade path from prior versions (7.x / 8.x). The original module used custom redirect paths (/domain-redirect/12345). The 2.x version integrates with the Redirect module instead. See HISTORY.md in the repository for details about the original module.