Yes, WordPress will do a “301: Moved Permanently” to the “real” URL. WordPress calls this “canonical”. When it hits a 404, WordPress will do a lookup on the URL fragments and attempt to find a post / page with that slug. If it finds one – it will do a wp_redirect() to the proper permalink … Read more
The reason why you are getting a not redirecting properly message is because you are creating an endless loop of redirects. They get redirected to /public but because they are not logged in they get redirected again and again and again… Try this code instead: if( ! is_user_logged_in() && ! is_page(“public”) ) { wp_redirect( site_url(“/public”) … Read more
I solved this issue myself, it was quite easy and I’m surprised nobody else supplied an answer. Having said that, the solution is to add a few lines of code that check what the author ID is of the profile you’re viewing and compare it to the ID of the currently logged in user. This … Read more
If the rest of your function works you just need to add a call to wp_safe_redirect and hook the whole thing into WordPress. I think that the first hook that will have a populated $wp_query is wp. So alter the last part of your function… if($max_page < $paged){ wp_safe_redirect(get_bloginof(‘url’),’301′); } And then add the following … Read more
It may not be the correct approach, but I found that using wp_loaded does the trick and puts you back in the right spot; you have to set the right conditions to be sure the correct data is being handled. Then strip the url from the conditions before redirecting. Aside from condtions you can also … Read more
There are many solutions for that.. 1. .htaccess rules You can put some redirect rules in your .htaccess file: RewriteRule ^(.*)\-staff/$ /staff/? [L,R=301] // some other rules 2. Using WordPress hooks function my_redirect_function() { global $wp; if ( preg_match( ‘@staff/?$@’, $wp->request ) ) { wp_redirect( get_post_type_archive_link( ‘staff’ ) ); die; } // … put other … Read more
Try this. It works for me. add_filter( ‘login_redirect’, ‘redirect_non_admin_to_dashboard’), 10, 3 ); function redirect_non_admin_to_dashboard($redirect_to, $requested_redirect_to, $user ) { global $user; if( ! isset( $user->ID ) ) { return $redirect_to; } if ( ! in_array( ‘author’, (array) $user->roles ) ) { $redirect_to = site_url().’/dashboard-teacher’; }elseif( in_array( ‘subscriber’,(array) $user->roles ) ){ $redirect_to = site_url().’/dashboardwwp-student’; }else{ $redirect_to = … Read more
WordPress provides a way to prevent the header HTML from being rendered, by appending &noheader=true to the url. That will cause the header HTML to wait for you to call it manually, so that you can do a redirect before that. To later render the header HTML from your page, you’ll have to use this: … Read more
You can detect non-existent pages only with WordPress. Normal URLs don’t point to a physical resource, their path is mapped internally to database content instead. That means you need a WP hook that fires only when no content has been found for an URL. That hook is 404_template. This is called when WP trys to … Read more
Why it’s not working? There is one major problem with your code… You can’t redirect after any html content was already sent… Such redirect will be ignored… So why is your code incorrect? Because of the_post hook. This hook is fired up when the object of post is set up. So usually it’s in the … Read more