Rewrite URL query string for all pages
Rewrite URL query string for all pages
Rewrite URL query string for all pages
Why not create an if statement to check if the email arg was passed, if so, redirect to the URL without the email. Something like: if ($_GET[’email’]) { //do unsubscribe stuff wp_redirect(‘http://www.domain.nl/email-acties/’); exit; } Unsubscribed!
You can use a rewrite rule in your htaccess: /for-rent/turkey/istanbul RewriteRule ^for-rent/([^/]*)/([^/]*)$ yourpage.php?country=$1&city=$2 [L] Than in your yourpage.php: $country = $_REQUEST[‘country’]; $city = $_REQUEST[‘city’];
I just examined your URL http://www.homecredit.ph/wp-content/uploads/home1/homecre1/public_html/files/News-26.jpg and code and noticed that, you are saving your image in http://www.homecredit.ph/files/News-26.jpg path but trying to access from upload directory of WordPress. /home1/homecre1/public_html/files/News-26.jpg – this is the path stored in database for your attachment ID. /home1/homecre1/public_html/ – This is your root directory where WordPress installed. So better save only … Read more
In the wp_option table, I change site_url and home to the new url, but I forgot to prefix http:// In case it happens to somebody else, it could save you hours !!!
WordPress will generate rewrite rules internally once you have selected a permalink format. You can do so under Settings > Permalinks in your WordPress admin area. WordPress will attempt to write to your .htaccess file. If it can’t, it will provide you with some rewrite code you can copy/paste into your .htaccess file. Either way, … Read more
You’ll need to write a rewrite rule to parse the URL and pull out the value of gallery-name and gallery-item-name. This will be tricky as there is nothing to distinguish your proposed URL structure from a hierarchical page structure. If you can throw in something that is always the same for all gallery URLs like … Read more
Visiting your domain name redirects to domain.com/index.html and that’s where your issue is – WordPress doesn’t know what index.html is and throws 404 error. The redirection might be caused by many things, hard to tell just by visiting your homepage. Are you sure that you’ve setup the WordPress URL and Home URL settings correctly? How … Read more
Normally, to add rewrite rules in WordPress there is the generate_rewrite_rules filter. From there you can call the function add_external_rule ($wp_rewrite->add_external_rule($rule)) where you could add your rule which not maps to index.php. Unfortunately WordPress will try to write this rule into the .htaccess file. But maybe this could be helpful.
URL Rewriting Per User