| AJ wrote
Hmm, weird. Those 5 redirects that I deleted have now gone from the table, some time after I said delete. Oh well, back to entering my redirects. I have about 300 - will that have performance implications?
Alan
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Alan
When you perform actions in the 'Page Urls' screen, you aren't actually saving to the database until you click 'Apply Changes'. Up until then, the changes are held 'in session'. This enables you to discard the changes if you wish. You may have looked at the database table before you clicked on 'Apply Changes', which is why the deleted items would still have been there.
WIth regards to the 'blank' url - point noted, I will log that as a bug.
On performance - each redirect is held in a cached object while the system is running. Each redirect entry holds approximately 20-25 bytes, so x 300, you are adding ~6kb to the cache size. It's unlikely to affect performance much on a decent server.
Out of interest, why so many redirects? (I'm just trying to get a feel for how people use the software)