claire44

Great, it works fine, thanks ! With this rule, the redirection works, the parameters are removed, but it’s OK, since what I wanted to avoid is the 404 error.

Hi,
I’m having a similar issue.
I recently moved my blog posts URL from mysite.com/post-title to mysite.com/blog/post-title.
I’ve made all the redirections with the plugin ; it works fine, except when they have some parameters.
So all the URL with the google tracking parameters (like : utm_content=, utm_source= etc) are not redirected.
I tried this :
source : mysite.com/post-title?(.*)
direction : mysite.com/blog/post-title

But it does’nt work, it causes a redirection loop (i’m redirected to mysite.com/blog/blog/blog/blog/log/blog/post-title).
Can you help me with that ? thanks !

Hi,
I kind of solve my problem with this : https://blackhillswebworks.com/2013/10/30/redirect-wordpress-front-end-https-urls-to-http-without-a-plugin/

It gives you a bit of code that will handle the redirection.
However, everything is not solved…I think that the first time people still see the certificate.
It did not managed neither to remove the https pages from Google..;

Hello,
here is the list of the plugin actually installed and activated.
– Backwup
– Better analytics
– Contact Form 7
– Duplicate Post
– Envato Market
– Envato WordPress Toolkit
– Importateur wordpress
– Redirection
– RSS Importer
– Slider Revolution
– Templatera
– WP Maintenance
– WP Super Cache
– WP Bakery Visual Composer
– Yoast SEO

After several tests, I understand my problem better :
When I put a redirection form https to http in my .htaccess file, here’s what’s happening :
– the redirection works fine with the homepage : if I type https://www.mysite.com in my browser, I’m redirected to https://www.mysite.com
– but if I type another URL (like https://www.mysite.com/pagea), I’m not redirected, and the page is “broken” on some browsers because some ressources are not loaded (the browser try to load the https version of the ressource, and it doesn’t exist).

It tried a lot of things, and I don’t get why the instruction in .htaccess works only with the homepage.

This should work fine, no ?

RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} !^80$
RewriteRule ^.*$ https://www.dictanova.com/%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]

Here is a new version of my htaccess

OK, in fact I just found out that all my pages are indexed twice : on with http one with https. Might be easy to solve but I still don’t know how to redirect https to http, if someone can help me it’d be great !

Thanks ! I’ve tested several codes un my htaccess to redirect https to http but I removed all of them so I don’t think it could be that. I’ve pasted my .htaccess file in pastebin but I’m not sure it’ll help.
I don’t see either what plugin could do that.
The strangest thing is that only some pages are indexed in https. It doesn’t make sense !
when I type “site:www.mysite.com” in google, the search results look like this :

Page A
https://www.mysite.com/pagea
Page B
https://www.mysite.com/pageb
Page C
https://www.mysite.com/pagec
Page D
https://www.mysite.com/paged

…. there no logic.

Thanks, I’ve seen that but I don’t know what creates these type of events “User” and “Ajax” request.
I’ve unchecked “page scroll percent” “user engagement” and “time on page” to see what will happen.