The previous developer had hard coded update_option(‘siteurl’,’http://example.com’); update_option(‘home’,’http://example.com’); in functions.php which on being removed resolved the issue. Thanks everyone for churning in your suggestions.
Rewriting URLs with query strings and preserving them
The rel canonical link points to http://www.teamrealty.ca/listing-details/, which returns a 500 internal server error response code. You can try to remove the canonical action before wp_head() is called on those pages: remove_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘rel_canonical’ );
get_post returns a WP_Post object, so you can retrieve the post parent with $post->post_parent. You should have a look at the member variables in the WP_Post link.
It wouldn’t give you exactly that format, but you could add a rewrite endpoint named slide and get the format http://www.sitename.com/gallery/slide/2/: function wpd_add_slide_endpoint(){ add_rewrite_endpoint( ‘slide’, EP_PAGES ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpd_add_slide_endpoint’ ); Then you could localize your script to pass the slide number, using get_query_var(‘slide’) to fetch the current value.
After asking here, I keep trying myself too so I am able to do it and working on my side. I added below codes in my .htaccess file and after that I am able to redirect all upper URLs without any 404 error. Redirect 301 /search/label http://www.example.com/category Redirect 301 /search http://www.example.com Redirect 301 /feed http://www.example.com … Read more
Are you sure your rewrite rules are actually being saved? How are you calling this function to setup the rewrite rules? Action? What about flushing rewrite rules, are you flushing them anywhere in your project? Disable all of your plugins and test to make sure one isn’t flushing rewrite rules on every page load. As … Read more
how to change some of the rules in the database
about the permalinks you should go to settings->permalinks and change permalinks to “post name”. then you can see “/blog/” for your blog page. for translating your theme you dont need any plugins. you should work with .po files. go to your theme folder and then “languages”. there you can see translation files inside this folder. … Read more
Here’s a possibly simple solution, using an ancillary table, and user-defined short slugs: create a post_meta “short_slug” when creating a post, the link-name from your example on save_post, if (meta_key=’short_slug’ and is_a_valid(meta_value)) wpdb->insert into short_slugs_table slug,permalink , your index.php on your mgscr.com could then open a mysql connection to the same db, parse the url … Read more