If you take a look to the wp_sanitize_redirect() function you will notice it is removing the new lines from the destination URL: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/4.9/src/wp-includes/pluggable.php#L1249 In my opinion you have 2 options: 1 – Convert new lines on the message to a diff allowed unique char combination and then replace them back to new lines before outputting … Read more
I encountered a similar requirement, and could not find a ready-made solution for this, so I created a function that is based on the standard PHP function parse_url() and added to this over time to extract everything that I could think of. Below is my code and two examples of the output. This will extract … Read more
This can happen for several reasons – in your case, it looks like you are using a caching plugin that only recognizes www links. I suspect if you turned off caching you would not have that problem, but then you’d lose the benefits of caching. It’s best practice (with or without caching) to add redirects … Read more
“Not Secure” warning refers to the lack of security for the connection to the page that you are visiting. It suggests that the information sent and received with that page can be exploited by the hackers. Have you done the follow things? Getting an SSL certificate Installing your certificate through your web host Changing your … Read more
Featured images are actually associated by ID, not URL. So, as long as when you move the images (I assume via FTP) you also update the image URL in the database, you won’t have to update any of the posts that use the images as a featured image. WP stores the image URL as postmeta. … Read more
There is a plugin that does exactly this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/multiple-domain-mapping-on-single-site Anyway, it would be nicer to have things under control with an understandable few lines of script, so I’m still open to answers
It’s because you’re not actually putting the result of ltrim() and rtrim() back into the variable. Those functions return the trimmed value, they don’t modify the passed variable. So you need to do this: $post_url_rel = wp_make_link_relative(get_permalink( $post_id )); $post_url_rel = ltrim($post_url_rel, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”); $post_url_rel = rtrim($post_url_rel, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”); Or better yet, just use trim(), which will … Read more
A quick lesson in SEO … Meta tags, meta keywords, page architecture, and link structure will only get you so far. It’s important to have things set up, yes, but what’s more important to search engine rankings is your content. Firstly, your question is slightly misleading. Your main site isn’t even built on WordPress! The … Read more
Do you use a plugin called Redirection? It has a setting that will automatically create redirects when a post permalink is changed, and if the post is renamed and then changed back to the original name, you get a loop. And if a category is removed, WP will reassign a post to the default category … Read more
What about the “syndication_permalink”? This is automatically pulled from the feed by FeedWordpress. Then put something like <?php if (is_syndicated()) : ?> <p><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/24222/<?php the_syndication_permalink(); ?>” target=”_blank”>Source</a></p> <?php endif; ?> in your single post loop.