I agree with you about the lack of redirection of Query params being a major issue. Hopefully, this is something that will be corrected in a future release. The silly thing is that, looking at the source code, the Google nomo=1 param is passed through but no others.

Surely it is fundamental to how any re-direction works that it will preserve any query params that are included in the URL. After all, they are effectively non-destructive to the receiving page i.e. either it recognises the params and uses them or it doesn't recognise them and ignores them.

Nothing is going to "not work" because a re-direction sent through the query params. Or if you want to be super careful include a flag in the definition that allows them to be an option.

I am very disappointed that this feature is effectively unusable for a major part of our website except by me delving into the DNN source code and coming up with a modified version of the DLL. 

Thank you for your swift reply.

I can understand what you say if the only option was whole site redirection. The Mobile site is then complete in itself and any interactions between pages are contained within the site.

But having offered a page by page option I think it goes without saying that you will be passing parameters between your Mobile and non-Mobile pages. It seems to be an inexplicable oversight that any parameters including in the link aren't preserved. It's a few lines of code and it makes the feature completely flexible.

I will raise a support ticket so that I can get some understanding from the development team of why this was not included and/or when they will be including it.

Regards,
Neil