At the top of your index page. You could add. if( isset( $_GET[‘ref’] ) && $_GET[‘ref’] !== ” ) wp_safe_redirect( ‘/signup’ ) Then, on the sign up page add: $the_referer = isset($_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’]) ? $_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’] : ”; So you can do whatever you want with that, I would add some escaping etc and you’ll prob have … Read more
If you already created a new product you can write directly in your product template before get_header() global $post; if($post->ID===$your_old_product_ID){ wp_redirect(site_url(‘/product/product-name/’),301); } But it will be better if you create some custom field in products to manage their redirects.
All devices on my network redirect me to an old domain
The better solution was to create a new theme with the basic files required for a theme, in the main PHP file just add a PHP redirect to the root domain. This ensures anything front end related goes to to the homepage, everything else stays the same. For WooCommerce you have to put a redirect … Read more
As this is A WordPress Specific: function my_page_template_redirect_cookie() { if( is_front_page() && isset($_COOKIE[‘the_cookie’]) ){ wp_redirect( home_url( ‘/folder1/’ ) ); die; } } add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘my_page_template_redirect_cookie’ );
Native WordPress rules are designed to ignore any existing files and directories, including arbitrary PHP scripts. This is literally what this part of directives mean: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d So under normal circumstances WP just shouldn’t be involved with your request in any way. You may have some other rewrite rules interfering, possibly … Read more
Some links keeps redirecting to another domain
using wp_rewrite but keep the original url in the address bar
Out of curiosity, does the Post Preview page redirect as well? If it don’t redirect, then it sounds like a cache problem. If it does redirect, there are more things to try. NB: First back-up your site (always a good idea before debugging anything.) As you may not know what the developer edited, back up … Read more
This can be done manually in .htaccess by creating rewrite rules. So, for example… RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP:Accept-Language} ^en [NC] RewriteRule ^$ /en/ [L,R=301] This might take some tweaking but that is the gist of it.