You should use one of the actions that occur after parse_query, because then the variables on which the conditional tags are based are set. Such action can be template_redirect. The conditional tag will allow you to check if the current page is a store page. To log out the user, use the wp_logout() function. add_action(‘template_redirect’, … Read more
I agree that passing the query string from one page to another page is the most reliable solution, and you can, for example, use filters like post_link and term_link to add the content query string to post/category links. However, it requires hooking to various filters like you can see here. And in addition, multi-page URLs … Read more
You can use cookie to store information in the visitor’s browser. In your single post template, you can set the cookie by using setcookie( ‘last_post_id’, get_the_ID() ); And on your other page, you can manage the last post that the user has visited. $last_post_id = ! empty( $_COOKIE[‘last_post_id’] ) ? $_COOKIE[‘last_post_id’] : false; if( $last_post_id … Read more
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