mcyzyk

I have a weird situation related to this:

I have a Prod and a Dev server.

In both, I’ve added the “AddType application/javascript .mjs” line to .htaccess.

This solved my problem on Prod, but did not solve my problem on Dev. On Dev I get a “Forbidden. You don’t have permission to access this resource” error.

File system permissions on Prod and Dev are identical.

AND, on Dev, I CAN get directly to a PDF file via its URL.

So for some reason, this plugin cannot get to it and is throwing an error. Don’t know why!

Thanks!

Is there any way to make this happen directly in my code above rather than in functions.php?

Much appreciated,

Mark

Just reporting back….

This:

“I think for Prudence’ Sake I’m just going to do everything at once (rather than try a DNS Switcheroo at the very end): Take snapshot on Old. change DNS on New, build fresh single WP instance, promote to Multisite, restore snapshot into it.”

That’s what I did last evening and this morning. All up and running on new RHEL9/PHP8 VM with new IP but same old DNS! Migration complete.

Thanks!

(But it’s a bit like having a tax question and someone throwing the United States Tax Code at you….)

I waded through. This one was useful:

https://www.ads-software.com/documentation/article/moving-wordpress/#moving-wordpress-multisite

Looks like there ARE references to the Domain in the DB, though apparently their locations are not predictable, leading to the use of this:

https://github.com/interconnectit/Search-Replace-DB

I think for Prudence’ Sake I’m just going to do everything at once (rather than try a DNS Switcheroo at the very end): Take snapshot on Old. change DNS on New, build fresh single WP instance, promote to Multisite, restore snapshot into it.

Solved with another plugin, Redirection:

Much simpler solution!

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/redirection/

/genre/(.*)/$

to:

/search?_genres=$1

Thanks, that worked! I broke each of my multiple shortcodes out into individual Item Types, and now the whole bibliography renders on a since screen.

Thanks! This is SUPER helpful.

I do use All In One Migration, so am hoping it works its magic. (Otherwise, I’ve used the Velvet Blues plugin to change URLs strings in bulk…)

MUCH appreciated,

Mark

Darn! Would be nice if this could be fixed.

Not sure what to do. If I had to I could split this up into separate pages per Item Type. Not ideal, though.

Thinking…

Thanks!

Is there a way to have separate bibliographic sections on a single page (Books, Articles, Dissertations) without using separate shortcodes?

Anyone run into this weird looping phenomenon?

Much simpler solution!

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/redirection/

/genre/(.*)/$

to:

/search?_genres=$1

Thanks!

I probably should not have mentioned “taxonomy”, even though what I am trying to do is, when someone hits my /genre/advert page it does not display the stock tax page, but rather automatically transfers to my main Search screen with “_genres=advert” active.

Here is what I have so far:

<?php
add_action( 'init',  function() {
    add_rewrite_rule('^genre/([^/]*)/?', '/search?_genres=$matches[1]', 'top');
    add_rewrite_rule('^topic/([^/]*)/?', '/search?_topics=$matches[1]', 'top');
} );
?>

(Hit Permalinks page to make this active…)

But I don’t think the RegEx is matching.

Just tying to match against this:

https://myserver/mysite/genre/advert/

and rewrite to this:

https://myserver/mysite/search?_genres=advert

Thinking. Searching…

Mark

Thanks. That all checked out. And still no 50 MB limit.

I then found out we’re running PHP-FPM there, so simply restarting the Apache process was not enough for this change to take effect. Restarted PHP-FPM and all is well!

Double checked php.ini. Settings correct.

I have since deleted the directives from both .htaccess and wp-config.php.

Double-checked Multisite Network Settings: Correct.

But still limited to 2MB.

Mark

Bump!

Anyone else out there experiencing 100% CPU spike (and freeze of server) with this plugin? I’d love to know to how mitigate.