user2660802 reports that the problem has been resolved thanks to using Pieter Goosen’s suggestion of using pre_get_posts instead of query_posts(). query_posts() breaks the main query, it is slow, and totally stuffs up pagination.
As far as I can see, it is not possible to use a custom 404 ErrorDocument directive in your htaccess file because WordPress’ index.php will always be found when processing the htaccess content. (unless ofcourse index.php got deleted for some reason) Because index.php is found, it will not trigger the ‘404 not found’ ErrorDocument directive. … Read more
After many headaches, I’ve spent days and hours finding a solution. I’ve find a solution for two problems commented above. I hope it helps to someone: PROBLEM 1: I realized that when I changed Permalink to Plain (wordpress admin > settings > permalink > Plain) and when I click in Breadcrumb link “iluminacion interior” it … Read more
While it is impossible to pinpoint why it takes so long without access to your server, the core issue is that when the webserver do not find a file it will execute wordpress to handle the URL, and as the URL is unlikely to match any content it will result in a generation of a … Read more
wp_die() See the codex for full usage details: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_die You can even include html in the message field if you want to.
There’s a known issue with LearnDash and bbPress/BuddyPress which can cause this, I ran into the same thing myself. Maddening! And it’s proportional to the number of BP events being generated so the more user activity you have, the more it occurs. Details in the LearnDash support site here. I used the following code to … Read more
The custom rule you are trying doesn’t meet the criteria. Here’s a nifty online .htaccess tester tool to see to check rewrite logic. Use the follow RewriteRule instead: RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} (^|&)name=(.*) RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /profile/%2/? [R=301,L] Be sure to replace ^example\.com$ on the first line with your actual domain. You can also embed it in the … Read more
Redirect early First of all, your redirect function should be hooked early: you are not relying on query variables there, so you could use init hook: function search_redirect() { if (!empty($_GET[‘s’])) { $home = trailingslashit(home_url(‘catalog-of-work’)); wp_safe_redirect($home.urlencode(get_query_var(‘s’))); exit(); } } add_action(‘init’, ‘search_redirect’); The reason is that this will redirect the request much earlier, saving a lot … Read more
As noted in the comments, you have a form that may not know where to go. In general, if you have a form to be submitted, you don’t need AJAX because the form’s action will handle the form submission as well as the next page. If you need something from the database before the form … Read more
If you’re using query monitor plugin, remove .db file from wp-content folder.