RSS feed rewrite matching wrong rule
The solution was to modify my regex slightly in my add_rewrite_rule. The rule was ^/mining-civil-engineering/news-events/feed/ and now reads ^/mining-civil-engineering/news-events/(feed|rss2)/?$
The solution was to modify my regex slightly in my add_rewrite_rule. The rule was ^/mining-civil-engineering/news-events/feed/ and now reads ^/mining-civil-engineering/news-events/(feed|rss2)/?$
I see a second ? in your query variables (before the cls query variable), probably from experimenting with the commented-out form, I think you want to use & there. Your query_vars hook currently adds the id variable, but you use cls and ch in your rewrite rule, so this will not have an effect. If … Read more
OK, I’ve found it by testing all of the combinations, I could imagine: RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(.*)domain\.com RewriteRule ^wp-content/uploads/(.*)$ wp-content/blogs\.dir/3/files/$1 [L]
Go with the easiest alternative of all: do nothing. No, really: WordPress itself handles redirects for renamed Post Titles. Edit Apparently, the retention of _wp_old_slug only happens for non-hierarchical objects. So, since Pages are hierarchical, they don’t get to enjoy the auto-magic slug redirection. Therefore, for static Pages or other hierarchical post objects, I would … Read more
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