So it looks like I’ve managed to fix my own problem here. I don’t know if this is the best thinkable solution to this exact problem, but it does work! My assumptions about CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION seem correct. As Sally CJ also explained in the comments, the default setting in WP is always set to false. That’s … Read more
This is very vague and little information. There could be tons of reason for this. Try some of the following and see if it fixes your problem. Permalink Refresh: Goto Settings > Permalink and hit “Save Changes” Check WP and site address: In Settings > General check if the WP address and site address are … Read more
Settings –> Permalinks. Choose ‘post name’. See the official WordPress codex page for more.
This is more a general hosting question, rather than WordPress. Nonetheless, since you mentioned that you have your website on WordPress.com, you can have your new domain point to your WordPress site by it’s CNAME. In your case, your CNAME would look be example.wordpress.com (change example to your actual site). This is the recommended approach … Read more
This fixes the problem: remove_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_canonical’);
If you want 301/302 redirect sitewide my suggestion is to use .htaccess file, but that’s not a good practice at all. Anyway the code should be something like this Options +FollowSymLinks RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^OLDDOMAIN\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://NEWDOMAIN.com [R=301,L] Note: Change the R=301 to whatever you would want where R=301 would … Read more
Try wp_redirect(). And don’t forget to exit.
Unless I misunderstood you, you don’t have to do anything at all. WordPress .htaccess rules should ignore any special handling of files that exist on the server, therefor your static files at the root should be served just fine.
If you got everything else running and it is really just the redirect that you can’t manage, then replace the ‘alert’ lines in Ottos example with window.location = “http://www.your-domain.tld/”.
You have to set the path in the action attribute of your form, e.g. <form action=”/my/form/page” method=”post”> … </form> If action is missing or empty it will send the form to the current page, if it is just “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” it will send it to the home page.