Redirects entity manager
This tool allows content editors to manage URL redirects directly from individual content pages. Editors can view, create, edit, and delete redirects related to a specific node, taxonomy term, or media item without leaving the content editing screen. It also helps prevent duplicate redirects and supports multilingual content.
Manage redirects directly from your content pages
Redirect Entity Manager provides a streamlined interface for managing URL redirects directly from entity pages (nodes, taxonomy terms, and media). Instead of navigating to a separate redirects management page, editors can view and manage all redirects related to a specific piece of content right from the content itself.
Features
- Entity-integrated redirect management - Access redirect tools via a "Redirects" tab on content pages
- Bidirectional redirect views - See both redirects FROM this content and TO this content in one place
- Quick redirect creation - Create redirects from system paths, URL aliases, or both with a simple form
- Smart redirect detection - Automatically detects and prevents duplicate redirects
- Comprehensive redirect operations - Edit, delete, and test redirects directly from the overview table
- Flexible configuration - Enable/disable redirect management per entity type (node, taxonomy_term, media)
- Multi-language support - Full support for multilingual redirects with language-specific options
Use Cases
- Managing redirects when content URLs change
- Consolidating multiple old URLs to new content
- Tracking all redirects pointing to important landing pages
- Quick redirect testing from content edit screens
- Content migration and URL cleanup
Requirements
Drupal 10 or 11
Redirect module
Configuration
After installation, visit /admin/config/search/redirect-entity-manager to:
Select which entity types should display the redirect management tab
Configure permissions for redirect access
Usage
Navigate to any node, taxonomy term, or media entity (if enabled)
Click the "Redirects" tab
View existing redirects or create new ones using the action buttons
Edit, delete, or test redirects using the operations dropdown
Permissions
This module uses Drupal's redirect access permissions. Users need "administer redirects" permission to view the redirect management interface.