D. Larson

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  • I have encountered an issue with saving redirects when the plugin is also installed on a website using The Events Calendar plugin.

    The bug is reproducible on a clean installation with only the two plugins activated while using the default theme.

    The first time a redirect is created the data is saved. Subsequent attempts to modify the redirect will not be saved unless you first deactivate The Events Calendar.

    I have corrected this issue by adjusting the save_post priority to queue ahead of The Events Calendar.

    At approximately line number 303 in page_post_redirect_plugin.php locate this line of code.

    add_action( 'save_post', array($this,'ppr_save_metadata'),20,2 );

    And change the priority from 20 to 15 like this.

    add_action( 'save_post', array($this,'ppr_save_metadata'),15,2 );

    The Events Calendar sets its priority to 17 so any number smaller than that will queue ahead of the The Events Calendar. I am not sure if the the main problem is with the Quick Page/Post Redirect plugin or if it is with The Events Calendar.

    Basically it means your site can handle large amounts of traffic.

    The phrase is a reference to a tweet sent out by Stephen Fry that caused a site to experience a lot of traffic. The site was using WP Super Cache and did not fail. So it is said that a site using the WP Super Cache plugin is “Stephen Fry Proof.”

    More details can be found here.
    https://ocaoimh.ie/2011/11/21/bye-bye-digg-hello-stephen-fry/

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