I stopped using that plugin a long time ago. I don’t think you really need it anymore honestly. I just remember it did the same thing that I was able to do when I disabled it, so I stopped using it. I don’t think its still supported by the developer either, so may be out … Read more
The search rewrite rule only captures the pattern search/(.+)/?$. A request to search/ matches the root pages rule, so WordPress tries to find a page with that slug. You could create a page at that location and load a template via a filter, or, you could add a rewrite rule that just does an empty … Read more
Indeed, you need to add the rewrite tags. They indicate what can come in the place of your %cal_year% and similar tags: add_rewrite_tag( ‘%cal_year%’, ‘([0-9]{4})’ ); add_rewrite_tag( ‘%cal_month%’, ‘([0-9]{1,2})’ ); add_rewrite_tag( ‘%cal_day%’, ‘([0-9]{1,2})’ ); This works, but I don’t understand how: it seems to me something is missing to let WordPress know how it should … Read more
As Ambitious Amoeba said, just do the check on each page load; it shouldn’t be that expensive. Otherwise, another possibility to store a single bit of information would be to use browser cookies.
EDIT: This feature has been added to the latest version of the plugin. https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/language-setup/directory-default-language/
In regards to when you need to be flushing the rewrite rules: This should only happen once, make sure you are not calling flush_rules() on init, as this will really kill performance for high traffic sites. WordPress stores all of the rewrites in an array in the database, so all you need to do is … Read more
For beta testing use either a separate domain or at least a subdomain in another directory than your live site. If you absolutely have to use the current setup install a plugin that offers password protection like Members or change the .htaccess rules to: <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L] # … Read more
Really interesting. I’m also looking for something similar. Using a facetted search/filter to use on multiple taxonomies. Right now I am using Custom fields and Scribus ‘old’ Custom Field Taxonomies plugin to get similar functionality. I still wonder if taxonomies is the way to go when I am also looking for a way to search … Read more
You need to filter ‘sanitize_title’ and use the second argument, the raw title. See my plugin Germanix for an example.
This doesn’t have to be a plugin issue. If someone puts a link on their website to your blog say for example: www.example.com but not only that they place some random string: www.example.com/?foo=bar in that link to your site then when search engines crawl this page with the link to your site on google or … Read more