301 Redirect and update MySQL database go to Website Owners Manual for a more detailed information with screen shots,

This example is when the website page location was changed 1st in Access then the following has to be changed in MySQL database manually.

Original Path Location: https://www.beacontechnology.com/dock-equipment/loading-dock-safety/forklift-bridge New Path Location: https://www.beacontechnology.com/industrial-ramps/forklift-bridge/

Screenshots are from SQLyog community edition. Similar changes could be made from phpMyAdmin in cPanel. On 5/7/2025 4:22 PM, Scott Brinker wrote: To move a product to new URL and create 301 redirect: url_cats table in mysql database must be updated to match new path After:

New entries must be made in mysql db to handle 301 redirects. intercept_404 table:

Run this link in admin:

Run after Access upload (connects drilldown to product page - MySQL database) (also runs the below)