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
I have checked and found that you are getting forbidden error only on this page slotenmakerbelgie.com/error. So maybe you are getting this error because there is folder name error (maybe hidden) and there is no permission to access that folder publicly.
If that is just one exception you could add an .htaccess rule for it or just use the Redirection plugin. It’s not the best solution but neither is spending 20 hours on it. Btw, Yoast WordPress SEO has the ability to remove the category base, you don’t need the second plugin anyway.
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80 RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.janjippe.nl/$1 [R,L] Your “old” .htaccess file at /public_html/.htaccess would appear to have the suspect 302 redirect. Without an explicit status code, the R flag defaults to a 302. If the entire site has been moved to the /private_html folder as part of the implementation of SSL then it would seem … Read more
This is what you want: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} website\.com [NC] RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80 RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://website.com/$1 [R,L] @elgoots, the reason yours was close but still had trouble is your HTTP_HOST has the www in it.
WordPress core in a subdirectory, but accessed via the root folder If you’re trying to move WP to a subdirectory, but access it from the root, use the following approach. Keep your index file in the root, but point it to the proper path: ./SUBDIRECTORY/wp-blog-header.php instead of ./wp-blog-header.php Make sure you change you change the … Read more
So the only part that is missing from your code is checking what page you are currently on. The is_page() function is a good way to get this context. You could try it this way (I did not test it, only writeup out of my head to show the concept): function set_newuser_cookie() { if (!isset($_COOKIE[‘subscriber’]) … Read more
Well define “better” 😉 If you do the redirect in the htaccess file the advantage is that it will kick in slightly faster as PHP and WordPress is never bothered and the redirect happens right from the server. But practically on an average site this won’t really make a noticeable difference. Anyway as long as … Read more
RedirectMatch 301 ^/author/$ ^/auteur/$1 This will only redirect /author/, but the target URL is invalid (with a ^ prefix). The target URL is an ordinary string (that accepts placeholders), not a regex. However, since WordPress already uses mod_rewrite directives for the front controller. You should also use mod_rewrite for this redirect (as opposed to a … Read more
Use a tool like phpMyAdmin to check your databases directly. Open the (your db prefix)_options table in the database for the problem site. Then check the row where option_name = siteurl and see if the option_value is correct. If not, correct it and you will be able to login to the wp-admin of that site. … Read more