Hi Michele

I don't think it's likely that the author is going to add support for MySQL to this package anytime soon. I don't know the ins and out's of the package and how it's build and what it would take to support MySQL but I can imagine that adding support and testing it thoroughly will take some time. So unless someone makes a pull request for it then I'm afraid it's not something that is being adding in near future.

As far as I know the creator of the package would like to have issues / features adding the issue tracker on Github since it's rare that he pays a visit to the forum because it's hard to keep track on everything here - So perhaps add this feature request on the tracker here https://github.com/kipusoep/UrlTracker/issues

Another option might be to use the 301 simple redirect manager found here - https://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/simple-301/

However I have not tried this package myself so I'm not sure whether or not MySQL is supported in this package either.

Most package creators who make packages for Umbraco, which adds data to the database is primarily focusing on making things work with MSSQL since it requires more work (which people most often are doing in their spare time) to get working.

Hope this helps.

And hope you're enjoying Umbraco so far? :)

/Jan

Hello, Thanks for your answer. Well, I tried the other packages and in the end I managed the redirects from the urlrewriting.config file since the number of redirects are not so many. If I had some free time I would like to add the MySQL compatibility to this project, but really I can't manage...

About Umbraco, yes, I am enjoining it, very nice piece of software. :)

Have a good day! Michele

Hi Michele

Happy to hear that you managed to figure out another solution and that you enjoy working with Umbraco :)

And a good day to you to!

Cheers, Jan

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