• Resolved kgagne

    (@kgagne)


    I’m sorry to be asking such a basic question, but I cannot get my head around what this plugin expects on the permalinks configuration. I’ve read that “It **must** reflect your permalinks’ structure”. But what exactly does that mean? My posts follow a /%year%/%month%/%day%/%postname%/ format, but if I paste that into the plugin’s configuration, it doesn’t work. If I try /manage-subscriptions, it doesn’t work. Using these settings produces links that lead me to 404 or 500 errors.

    How do I get past this initial stumbling block?

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  • Hi there,

    it’s much easier than it looks: how do your pages’ permalinks look like? Like /2010/about ? Then you can use the same format for the management page: /2010/management should work in that case.

    Please let me know

    Camu

    Thread Starter kgagne

    (@kgagne)

    Thanks for the reply, Camu.

    Here’s the site in question. My pages (not posts) are simply the slugs, so the “About” page is found at /about. Based on your reply, I’d think that /management would work. But if I define that then go to a post that has comments, such as this one:

    https://www.showbits.net/2011/01/14/ice-age-scrat-short/

    and click “Manage Subscriptions”, I get redirected to a 404.

    Is this a conflict with another redirection plugin I may have installed?

    It could be. What other plugins are you using on this site?

    Camu

    Thread Starter kgagne

    (@kgagne)

    Camu,

    Thanks for your patience. I’ve narrowed down the problem to a conflict with this plugin:

    https://scott.yang.id.au/code/permalink-redirect/

    When I disable it, the “manage subscription” link works correctly.

    Ironically, I started a thread just a few days ago to ask if the above plugin was even needed anymore:

    https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/old-redirection-plugins

    I’ll take this thread to mean “no, it isn’t.”

    -Ken

    Cool, thanks for the updates. A vote for my plugin would be really appreciated ??

    Camu

    patung

    (@patung)

    I’ve found that the permalink plugin is still necessary as without it posts can be accessed from /post-id/ when the permalink structure on the site is actually /post-id/post-name/

    Would there be any sort of workaround that could get both plugins to work together?

    aesthetist

    (@aesthetist)

    @patung there is a workaround, add your management url ‘/management/’ to the ‘Paths to be skipped’ field in the Permalink Redirect plugin setting page

    Thank you for clarifying! So it’s NOT a problem with my plugin, right?

    Camu

    patung

    (@patung)

    aesthetist, thanks a lot, that worked.

    Cool! Thanks for your feedback.

    Ah, I’m having the exact same problem and it looks like the same cause, but not quite. I’m using a different Permalink Redirect plugin to the one mentioned above, this one by joostdevalk:

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/permalink-redirect/

    And similarly can’t access the management screen (get 404 error), but when I disable that plugin, the management screen works.

    However the permalink redirect plugin I use doesn’t have a settings page where I can add a “paths to be skipped” field. Which is a pity. And the scott yang plugin mentioned above, doesn’t appear in the WordPress plugins list, which makes me suspicious of it.

    Any thoughts?

    the scott yang one is just fine

    I agree, scott’s plugin is fine. Plus it’s not something wrong with my plugin, so you should probably ask the other developer to help you ??

    Thanks for the quick responses. I’ve switched to the scott yang plugin, added “/comment-subscriptions/” to the filter and all is well.

    By the way, Camu, I too was confused by what to put in the Management page field. I didn’t realise it could be any old cr4p, as long is it was in the same format. You might want to consider a few examples in the installation notes.

    Thanks for the plugin, good job.

    GuiltyCol,

    you’re right, it’s somewhat confusing, but I plan to improve that part as soon as I can get back to “work” on this plugin. I’m currently working on upgrading my other plugin ??

    PS: A vote for my plugin would be a nice way to thank me!

    Camu

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