I believe you should investigate using WordPress Multi Site. It will allow you to update and maintain a single site and database that will neatly store each subdomain’s specific info. Using DNS settings you will also be able to set up each subdomain to be seen as a separate entitity in Google’s eyes. Take a … Read more
I would actually suggest an alternative approach – remove the function that causes the redirect in the first place: function wpse_227033_disable_name_redirect() { if ( is_404() && isset( $_GET[‘name’], $_GET[‘instID’] ) ) remove_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_canonical’ ); } add_action( ‘wp’, ‘wpse_227033_disable_name_redirect’ ); I’ve used the wp hook which runs pretty much just before template_redirect. Remember you’ll need … Read more
It’s not a simple process, but you can do it with some javascript code. Not to be shilling or anything, but my plugin Simple Facebook Connect makes this a LOT easier. Step 1: You need a Facebook Application for your website. SFC guides you through this and configures the javascript on your site. Step 2: … Read more
Probably the best way is to implement a 404 handler of some kind. It should see if there are lowercase letters in the url and then redirect to the uppercase version. If you need help implementing a 404 handler, try looking at a simple plugin that handles 404s, such as this one: http://crowdfavorite.com/wordpress/plugins/404-notifier/ I’m not … Read more
why not use the init action hook: function has_my_cookie() { if (!is_admin()){ //Check to see if our cookie is set if not redirect to your desired page and set the cookie if ( !isset($_COOKIE[“sevisitor”])) { //setcookie setcookie(‘sevisitor’, 1, time()+1209600, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”, “http://localhost/child/”, false); //Redirect wp_redirect( get_site_url().’/about-myself’ ); exit; } } } add_action(‘init’, ‘has_my_cookie’);
WordPress uses a function called wp_old_slug_redirect() to find out if you’re looking for a post whose slug was recently changed and redirect you to its new home. If you want to prevent this behaviour for this specific post, delete the _wp_old_slug post meta entry from the database for that post. If you want to prevent … Read more
Use following code to achieve your requirement. //hook when user registers add_action( ‘user_register’, ‘myplugin_registration_save’, 10, 1 ); function myplugin_registration_save( $user_id ) { // insert meta that user not logged in first time update_user_meta($user_id, ‘prefix_first_login’, ‘1’); } // hook when user logs in add_action(‘wp_login’, ‘your_function’, 10, 2); function your_function($user_login, $user) { $user_id = $user->ID; // getting … Read more
Instead of using home_url, header(location) you can use wp_redirect() function __my_registration_redirect(){ wp_redirect( ‘/my-page’ ); exit; } add_filter( ‘registration_redirect’, ‘__my_registration_redirect’ ); This might be helpfull
WordPress tries to be transparent for physical files and folders. So either something gets broken at server configuration level or at WP rewrites level. The first things to check in such cases would be disabling pretty permalinks and if there might be come paths generated by WP that conflict with that specific folder name.
This solution works without creating new pages or changing anything. We will: 1. Set up a new rewrite rule and add a new query variable 2. Catch that case in a ‘pre_get_posts’ hook, fetch the post we need and do the redirection Note that if you have multiple posts with the same keyword_meta value, this … Read more