Page redirects enhance the browsing experience by redirecting users to specific pages containing content relevant to their role and group membership, streamlining navigation within the digital workplace. Workplace administrators can set up page redirects in the Site Manager for specific pages.
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Configure a page redirect
As a workplace administrator, you can add a page redirect or edit a page redirect's target page and description. When adding or editing page redirects, keep the following in mind:
- Available target pages: When selecting a page redirect's target page, only pages that the group has appropriate access permissions for will be available to be selected.
- Multiple groups: When a user belongs to multiple groups with page redirects set up for a page, they will be taken to the location of the page redirect closest to the top of the ranked page redirect list first.
- Moving pages: If a redirect's target page is moved, the URL is automatically updated. This may cause access issues if the page redirect's group doesn't have access permissions for the new location. See Move sites, pages, and feeds in the Site Manager.
- Deleted pages: When a redirect's target page is deleted, it is not updated. The redirect must be manually edited to select a new target page.
- Editing a page redirect's group: The redirect must be deleted and re-added to edit a page redirect's group.
For more information, see Add or edit a page redirect.
Delete a page redirect
As a workplace administrator, you can delete a page redirect to prevent users from being redirected to a new page. See Delete a page redirect. Once deleted, it cannot be restored and must be re-added if needed.