We have a URL (static asset) for which we’d like to bypass cache. The URL format is:
https://www.mysite.com/?wordfence_lh=1&hid=A993E98B728081BD6BCD7165DD5260B7&r=0.8701140349780445
Will the following formats — using a wildcard (*) — work with your plugin section titled “Exclude URLs from Caching”?
/?wordfence*
/?wordfence_lh=1&hid=*
Details: https://prnt.sc/2rq5GAJrmO3V
Thank you!
]]>To get the link of each site I use this method : network_home_url(‘/site1/’);
Now, if the site has multiple languages, instead of going to the https://mysite.com/site1/en/home it goes to https://mysite.com/site1
and it shows “No results found” page which is not right.
How can I fix this?
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/polylang/
]]>Quite simply if I am logged into the Dashboard: https://www.domain.com/wp-admin
and then if I force the page to go to https://domain.com/wp-admin then wordpress logs me out and sends me back to the login screen
What I would like to do is the following:
Have everything on https://domain.com/wp-admin/anything redirect to https://www.domain.com/wp-admin/anything but still keep me logged in.
The reason why this is important in case you were wondering is that certain 3rd party applications (Jetpack in particular) are redirecting to https://domain.com/wp-admin/someurl which then results in the user being logged out, and the session terminated.
I have attempted the following – all with no results:
Any suggestions and help would be appreciated – Thanks in advance for the help and support
]]>In Drupal, I can easily give an alias to URL and this alias could be anything., ie: www.example.com/abc/xyz/hello.html
But in WordPress, it appears that I cannot do that with WP out of the box.(I have read https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Using_Permalinks)
Any hint on how to do the same with WordPress? I need to keep URL consistence.
Thank you
]]>I want to change the URL(permalinks) format on my site. Its a 2 year old site and has a lot of content indexed.
Is there a way to change the URL format of the articles that will be published in the future without making any changes to the existing URLs?
I really hope this is doable.
eagerly awaiting responses!
]]>However, WordPress truncates the URL, dropping the domain name so that the actual pasted permalink looks something like this:
‘a href=”../2009/02/post-title/”‘
In theory that should load fine, right?
The problem is that when WordPress reconstitutes the link when the page loads, it ends up like this on the individual post page and in the feed:
‘https://domain-name.com/2009/2009/02/post-title/’
WordPress has appended an additional “/2009” to the front of the URL rather than just reinserting the domain name of the blog by itself. Obviously, that breaks the link.
Oddly,the main index page does not show the link with the added “/2009”, so it views fine, but clicking through to the single post or accessing the feed loads the URL with the added year info, thus breaking the link.
Why is this happening, and how can I fix the problem?
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
]]>Is there a way to get something like:
https://example.com/news
instead of the default…
https://example.com/?page_id=13