After searching here and there, probably I found solution. (Don’t know if I am doing wrong in WP terminology!) Page was redirecting from …/page5 to …/page/5, because of redirect_canonical function resides in WordPress core. So I further searched for altering it by hook. Few people were saying remove redirect_canonical filter by adding this in code: … Read more
How to identifty post from its URL in 404 page?
The answer below doesn’t directly answer your question but provides a possible alternative solution. Drop has_shortcode( $post->post_content, ‘my-shortcode’ ) statement. There is no need to check this if you are validating nonce. So the validation should look something like this. function project_registration_login_redirection(){ if ( !isset( $_POST[‘my_submit’] ) ) { return; } // form validation here … Read more
Based on your comments, I think I get what you’re saying. However, you don’t want to redirect on a 404, since it defeats the object of the ‘Not Found’ header. However, you can filter the 404 template path and pass back your own; function __custom_404( $standard_404 ) { if ( something_is_true() ) return ‘/absolute/path/to/custom.php’; return … Read more
template_redirect runs before template_include. You can demonstrate that with this: add_filter( ‘template_include’, ‘var_template_include’, 1000 ); function var_template_include( $t ){ echo __FUNCTION__; } // use template redirect to include file add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘ra_template_block’); function ra_template_block() { echo __FUNCTION__; } Or you could just look at the source: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.5.2/wp-includes/template-loader.php Since your code exits in template_redirect the global that … Read more
If you’re only concerned about login links displayed on your pages, you should be able to modify the URL by hooking the login_url filter. This won’t redirect a user that types http://MYSITE/wp-login.php directly into their browser, but it should affect the login links displayed throughout your site. This is the example code from the login_url … Read more
WPML http://wpml.org/ (WordPress Multi Language) seems to be exactly what you’re asking for and more than that. It’s not free, but in this case price means quality. For example I’ve used qTranslate in the past, and I can tell you it was accepted mistake not to spend the money on wpml.org instead (qTranslate is free). … Read more
thanks to Tomasz Struczynski who has explained and answered my question completely You Can See The Answer At This Link First – explanation. WordPress is kind of tricky, when it comes to admin pages. Essentially, when admin page is being loaded, wp-admin/admin.php is being included. Inside this file there is a call to a function … Read more
First, don’t hack core files (unless you intend to submit a patch 🙂 ). Second, what you are doing isn’t really checking to see if the title exactly matches the search string. What you are doing it checking to see if there is only one result. That doesn’t mean the title matches. Undo the core … Read more
I couldnt find a better method other than: /* * Restrict non logged users to certain pages */ add_action(‘template_redirect’,’my_non_logged_redirect’); function my_non_logged_redirect() { if ((is_page(‘mi-perfil’) || is_page(‘agregar-empresa’)) && !is_user_logged_in() ) { wp_redirect( home_url() ); die(); } }