Your rewrite conditions, line 4 to 6 in your code, apply when https is active, so you are redirecting from https to https. Consquently you should change the conditions to check, if https is not active, ergo !on and !^443$ and !https. Additionally I’m not sure about the rule RewriteRule .* – [E=WPR_SSL:-https], probably something … Read more
@Ooker It’s the Jetpack that is serving you the images on https. If you’d turn off the Photon add-on from Jetpack you should be able to get images served over http from your own server. Also if you turn off Photon, images won’t be served from CDN anymore, so you might have to figure that … Read more
Step 1: Create a new template file in your themes folder named: shorturl.php <?php /* Template Name: Short URLS Template Post Type: post, page */ while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); $content=get_the_content(); header(‘Location: ‘.str_replace(“&”,”&”,$content)); exit(); endwhile; Step 2: Create a new php file in your wp-content/plugins/ folder and name it: public-url-shortener.php <?php /* Plugin Name: … Read more
The headers already sent message means that something — a plugin or a theme, usually — is sending output before it’s meant to. Often this is due to whitespace appearing in a file after the closing ?> tag, which can make it hard to find the culprit. The fact that pluggable.php is mentioned tells me … Read more
Looks like it might be your WPML. See here: https://wpml.org/forums/topic/wpml-add-rewritebase-en-in-htaccess/ For posterity, the summary of this page is as follows: Problem: Some wrong settings caused an issue with “Use directory for default language”. A 500 error was showing. Solution: The client reports here that pressing the ‘Reset Settings’ button in WPML -> Languages probably solved … Read more
It has nothing to do with WordPress. Your server is configured to refuse access from other domains. All you need to enable CORS Origin. This will allow request from other domains. But it will decrease security. You might want to change the * (allow all) to your sub domain. Just put it in your .htaccess … Read more
The redirect_to variable works fine, even as a GET variable, however wp-login.php also uses wp_safe_redirect() for doing the actual redirection, which means that the URL must be on the same website. You can’t redirect to anywhere in the web, just to the same site as the login is located on. This is to prevent some … Read more
Main Issue As long as you are accessing the WordPress dashboard via HTTPS, new media items should be inserted into content using HTTPS in the associated media item URL. There is a bit more detail around that feature in this WordPress ticket: wp_get_attachment_url returns https when it should not. That ticket describes how wp_get_attachment_url returns … Read more
This is probably the wrong place to get into the details of certificate verification, and I am not sure I understand all of it so this answer going to focus on the wordpress API. The issue with certificate verification is that you need a list of root certificates of the issuer companies in order to … Read more
Update your wp-config.php with following lines: define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://example.com’); Where example.com your domain