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Boom! Works just fine ??

https://www.tesselaarflowers.com.au/david-austin-roses-2/amp/

Thanks Mohammad!

Yep! Windows server ??

Hi Mohammad, Asked IT re this and he said “I looked at them yesterday when you first mentioned it and didn’t find anything of interest.”

Anyone had any luck or got any ideas?

@cfriedman12 – it is not theme specific as far as I can tell (by changing themes).

yes did that

Yeah I did look around. It’s not Yoast I don’t think. That ugly URL setting wasn’t checked. Deactivated the plugin, no change. Installed the glue plugin, no change.

…we’ll get there. Thanks for your suggestions ??

Thanks @neotrope, but nope don’t think it’s that…

@inhouse no I have made no progress, actually thanks for reminding me, I need to finish that task ??

Thanks for your help Josh. I did the above, deactivated all plug ins, manually refreshed, but no change. I also changed theme to a wordpress twenty-whatever theme a couple of times but still no change.

Never mind, I work a lot in html mode anyway and can punch it in and oddly, the link button in html mode works, so go figure!

Thanks again.

is also greyed out in Chrome…

Yes did manual refresh, will check different browser now, also see update in original comment by me.

Josh thanks for this, I have same issue, & just thought I’d point out that your fix didn’t seem to work for me. I did exactly what you directed (commenting out line 78 in that /ngg_attach_to_post_tinymce_plugin.js file).

I also have Contact form 7, if that’s a factor, noticed others mention that. Also when I deactivate Nextgen it makes no difference.

Hope someone can crack it, it’s a small annoyance ??

update: also (doh) I just noticed this is a ultimate TinyMC plug in thread which I did not have installed. Out of curiosity I installed it to see if this fixed the issue (in combination with above fix) but it did not. Same issue, with or without the (obviously fine) plug-in.

Hey mate,

1. Yes there are hundreds working fine of both types
2. Hmm that looks like a bit of a brain melter … I have a friend who I am hoping will look at this for me ( … right Rob? ;-P )
3. Is already disabled and we are using WordPress apparently

Tried your non-regex suggestion but no dice unfortunately

Thanks for your help. Good karma is yours!

Hey @n8kowald thanks again. Yes I have the same setting I am sure but it doesn’t help. See screenshot:

https://tesselaars.com/redirect.jpg

maybe you or someone can see what I can’t. This site by the way is windows hosted, any idea if this could be the reason? I have no idea.

Thanks for your help it is much appreciated.

Thank you for the help. Turns out I have a few examples that won’t redirect as is, even after my attempt to implement above advice.

The original example above actually looks like this:

https://www.tesselaars.com/_blog/Inside_Flowers/post/Online_Marketing_for_Florists_Part_1_%E2%80%93_A_Website_You_Won%27t_Regret/

So after your (kind) tip failed I tried:

/_blog/Inside_Flowers/post/(.*)(\%E2\%80\%93)(.*)(\%27)(.*)

but to no avail.

Another example:
https://www.tesselaars.com/_blog/Inside_Flowers/post/Valentine%E2%80%99s_Day_Statistics_2013/

I currently have it set up as
/_blog/Inside_Flowers/post/(.*)(\%E2\%80\%99|’)(.*)

But still the 404.
Am I missing something?

Caljos’s solution at the end of this thread worked for me. No idea if it is a bad idea or not but it totally worked … https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-really-simple-captcha-submit-appears-to-be-timing-out-but-its-really-working