Aahan Krish

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Hey Mike,

For some reason your second post didn’t show up the first time I responded.

Actually, I couldn’t find my question in the forum when I first posted it. Not until some 30 minutes or so. Automattic folks do some serious-level caching, lol!

This functionality is built-in to WordPress. Please read the FAQ. Let me know if you need anything else.

Actually, I don’t want to force HTTPS on WP-ADMIN, as some plugins (like wp-touch pro) aren’t great with SSL (at least for me they’re broken).

All I want is to force HTTP on the rest, and let WP-ADMIN be accessible via both HTTP and HTTPS.

get me now?

And Your plugin is working great now. It’s redirecting all pages from HTTPS to HTTP, with the exception of WP-ADMIN without any additional config, which is great. (1) That is how it’s supposed to work, right? (2) is it 301 redirecting here right, are you sure? If not is there a way to enable it?

Lastly you’ll continue to support your plugin for the foreseeable future, I hope? (Please, I don’t want to go searching for another plugin when there’s a new wordpress version and your plugin is broken.)

This is the screenshot of my config. which I feel is enough for what I need: https://img1.uploadscreenshot.com/images/orig/8/23913514217-orig.jpg

okay, I will check it now and report back (in about 30 minutes from now). I am validating my theme at the moment. Thanks for your time Mike.

Okay, I have tried the developmental version of the plugin as well, nothing works.

These are the options:
– HTTPS Front Page [Unchecked]
– Force SSL Exclusively [Checked]
– Shared SSL [Unchecked – – since I use a self-signed ssl just to access wp-admin]
– Force Shared SSL Admin [checked and unchecked – – tested both]

what’s not working? Homepage, posts, taxonomy pages, and pages aren’t being redirected from https to http.

@arne Hi. Is the latest beta (v4.05b) without issues for normal blogs yet? (By normal blogs I meant, single WordPress installation – – i.e., NOT WordPress MU etc)

Also, because it’s dynamically generated sitemap, will Google Webmaster tools throw me an error saying it gets a 404 Error message when trying to pull the sitemap?

Is everything almost fine? I would like to know, before I install beta.

SOLUTION: Use this plugin instead https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/facebook-opengraph/

It’s not mine, and I had the same problem too. But it was easier to get it to work.

Once you download the plugin’s archive file, extract it, open index.php inside the folder.

In about line 18 (commented //Description) you will find this:
$parametros[]= substr(strip_tags(get_the_content()), 0, 250)." ..." ;

Change it to:
$parametros[]= substr(get_the_excerpt(), 0,160)."..." ;

NOTE: Change 160 to the no. of characters you want your description to show.

It worked for me, it may or may not work for you. But I hope that helps someone with similar issues. Cheers!

I actually answered it here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-facebook-open-graph-meta-in-wordpress-open-graph-description?replies=2#post-2219809

Solution for @syed Balkhi – you should instead use something like this substr(get_the_excerpt(), 0,160)."..." ;

Solution for @psurch – if you can’t wait until the plugin’s author fixes it, use this plugin instead https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/facebook-opengraph/

It’s not mine, and I had the same problem too. But it was easier to get it to work.

Once you download the plugin’s archive file, extract it, open index.php inside the folder.

In about line 18 (commented //Description) you will find this:
$parametros[]= substr(strip_tags(get_the_content()), 0, 250)." ..." ;

Change it to:
$parametros[]= substr(get_the_excerpt(), 0,160)."..." ;

NOTE: Change 160 to the no. of characters you want your description to show.

It worked for me, it may or may not work for you. But I hope that helps someone with similar issues. Cheers!

No. CloudFlare should be enough, and you wont need any other CDNs – – that, I must say, only if you are very comfortable with CloudFlare (as it’s pretty complex for normal users).

JTLYK, you won’t see any drastic loading time changes once you stop using other CDNs. CloudFlare is just fast, and single-handedly does it well.

More than 2900 pages, that’s the reason why I am looking for a .htaccess directive. Help anyone?

If I might suggest, try Hostgator. They’ve got the best support (Rackspace doesn’t even match them in terms of support).

If you are looking for the latest technology like cloud, cdn etc and can manage stuff all by yourself, Rackspace is for you.

That’s what experience has taught me.

Anyways, as long as it’s fine… I’m happy. Thanks for the support Ipstenu.

Hi, I just read this. https://www.theitechblog.com/1016/what-are-noodp-noydir-meta-tags-why-used-seo and it seems that the

<meta name=”robots” content=”index,follow,noodp,noydir” />

is for good. What do you say?

So <meta name="robots" content="index,follow,noodp,noydir" /> means that it’s fine?

Anyway. These are the plugins that i use at present: akismet, category-posts, delete-revision, digg-digg, expand-text, google-sitemap-generator, gregs-high-performance-seo, hyper-cache, intensedebate, nextgen-gallery, related-posts-by-category, si-contact-form, stats, syntaxhighlighter, tinymce-advanced, user-locker, user-switching, wp-no-category-base, wp-noexternallinks, wp-polls, wptouch-pro

Please stay on the post. I will too. So that we can finish it quickly. Thanks.

What? my site doesn’t load there??? Why? it’s loading fine here. I have checked my header. All’s normal. I don’t know how it happened, but when I disable search engine access in privacy settings all is fine. But once i enable “I would like my site to be visible to everyone, including search engines (like Google, Bing, Technorati) and archivers,” my header shows <meta name="robots" content="index, nofollow" />

My site should load fine. Please see if all’s crawlable for search engine and all is as it should be.

anyone???