I can’t say I would recommend this on a highload system, if anything these should be 301’d in HTAccess or have their own custom table to relate to. Below is a solution which will grab the requested URL and try to find post with matching meta: /** * Redirect 404s based on requested url * … Read more
If you are using a static page as homepage, make sure that the page which you were using as static homepage actually exists. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40186902/virtualhost-sets-the-url-as-abc-com-subdirectory/40187170#40187170 Have a look at this. It’s fairly the same scenario.
Thinking on it for a minute, I suppose it has something to do with the rewrite rules from the WP .htacces is kicking in and rewriting the request to WP. It doesn’t totally make sense to me, because WP’s rewrite rules actually ignore directories, and I cannot reproduce it with a quick test, but there … Read more
You can give the read-only rights to .htaccess to prevent it from the modifications or removal. $cd <your website directory> $chmod 400 .htaccess
WordPress listens to both $_GET and $_POST when parsing a request. If your form input names are conflicting with native query parameters, you’ll send WordPress on a wild goose chase (and most likely end up with a 404). For your leisure, I’ve kindly listed them here – if any one of your form inputs uses … Read more
Archive pagination causing 404 with permalinks structure
This could be a plugin compatibility problem. Have you tried to disable all plugins and see if that solves the problem? I found this which may also be of help: http://dre.im/if-pages-return-a-404-after-wordpress-3-1-upgrade/ Log in to wp-admin and go to permalinks, click save (this should refresh your permalinks). Check to see if this fixes your permalinks. If … Read more
After registering custom taxonomies for custom post types. Use register_taxonomy_for_object_type() right after the function to interconnect them. The reference link are Register Taxonomy, the usage part has an explanation regarding this. Register Taxonomy for object type Hope it helps!
You are sending a very confusing response: HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently Date: Sat, 20 Oct 2012 12:33:06 GMT Server: Apache X-Powered-By: PHP/5.3.13 X-Pingback: http://tech.doig.com.au/xmlrpc.php Keep-Alive: timeout=5, max=100 Connection: Keep-Alive Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 After that the regular page content follows. So in your first line you tell the browser to look elsewhere for the content. But … Read more
In Admin Panel go to Settings -> Permalinks -> at the lower left click on save changes to refresh all permalinks including your custom post type.