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
Since job-location is a variable part – which content we do not know beforehand – it is not possible to easily solve this in a .htaccess redirect. You could however generate a list of posts with their old and new URI and place those redirects in the .htaccess – I would prefer it that way … Read more
look for the string page/ and capture just the part of the url before it with strpos and substr: $url=”/players/type/pros/page/3/”; $find = ‘page/’; $trimmed_url = substr( $url, 0, strpos($url, $find) ); EDIT – so in the context of your question you could use: $url = $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]; $find = ‘page/’; $pos = strpos($url, $find); if($pos): $url … Read more
In your functions.php add ( there are other rules relating to comment pages you can see them all with Rewrite Rules Inspector plugin, this one just covers the case you mention ) add_rewrite_rule ( ‘(.?.+?)/customname-([0-9]{1,})/?$’, ‘index.php?pagename=$matches[1]&cpage=$matches[2]’, ‘top’ ); you’ll also need to find in your theme ( possibly in your function.php ) where the comments … Read more
Use this plugin in wordpress and write rule which will overwrite nginx rule. https://wordpress.org/plugins/rewrite/ When you have wordpress, you have to set permalink to default to work your webserver rule work and if you dont want to do that you have to install above plugin and write rule.
The main problem with the regex based way wordpress does URL parsing/routing/”rewriting” is that regexp lacks any context. All the URLs of countries you will have need to be in the specific context of a continent. If there are two countries with the same name best country, one in continent big and the other in … Read more
Did you flush the rules after making this code? Visit the Settings->Permalinks screen. This will cause a rule flush. Then check and see if your new rule appears.
As I pointed in my comment, in the rewrite rule there, change ?&p=2 to ?page_id=2. Because p is used for querying a Post (i.e. post of the post type). So for Pages (i.e. post of the page type), use page_id. To prevent http://examplesite.com/fr/ from being redirected to http://examplesite.com/, you can cancel (the) canonical redirect, like … Read more
My problem here is that get_query_var(‘language’) isn’t defined in the function set_my_locale Because get_locale (which applies the filter locale) is called before wp() (which parses the query & sets up the variables). You’ll have to manually inspect the request yourself: if ( strpos( $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’], ‘/de/’ ) === 0 ) { // German } else { … Read more
Huh. I double-checked. On my local server, this bit of code successfully changes the post: function test_redirect() { global $wp_query; $wp_query->set(‘page_id’, 5); } add_action(‘pre_get_posts’, ‘test_redirect’); You’re going to have to do a bit of debugging. On a dev server, var_dump the $wp_query variable a few key places to check that it has what you expect … Read more