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Okay i’ve understood where is the problem and resolved it :

As i said above, i had a custom select field called post_order values in this select were like this: 01,02,03…10….etc

In v4 of the plugin i guess 01 value (till 09) are saved without (0) so 05 is saved 5, 07 is saved 7 and so on…

The problem is that 9 is considered greater than 10 because, but 09 is smaller than 10 (if you think as string order not integer, since meta value db field is string)

Thant’s it , now my new post_order field starts with 10 instead of 1 so that the order is not broken anymore ??

PS: thanks for the plugin contributors to make it awesome for us ??

Thanks for replying, i haven’t debuged yet, i didn’t change anything in my code, i’ve just updated the plugin.

I already roled back to v3 and it’s working as expected aka the order is working well, have reupdated again and the order is broken, strange behavior since as you mentioned above no change has be made in the database :S… really strange

Same here, can see new posts just after purging page cache…

Okay, have found them, thanks anyway

Same issue here, is there any critical update planned to resolve it ? since it’s indexed by google, it should be taged as CRITICAL issue

Sorry lcerura, i really can’t see where the : Basic Settings, Master Override Options, Plugin Clean Up links are, since i don’t see them in my installation, all that i see is “redirection” link (menu) under tools tab in the sidebar.

Like i told you i’m new to this plugin, i’m even new to wordpress.

I don’t know if you can see the “redirection” menu link under tools tab ?
i don’t also know if there is another link to access Basic Settings, Master Override Options, Plugin Clean Up settings, since i don’t see them, or may be they are in the redirection page (under toos tab)?

Again sorry if i can’t help too much ??

I’m on localhost with wordpress 3.5 and i can see redirection menu under tools tab, which version of wordpress you use ? if it’s 3.5 it’s strange :/

@lcerura

Sorry it’s my first install with this plugin, so i don’t understand where in the side redirect options are.

but i still have “redirection” menu under “tools” tab… have you got it too ?

I resolved it by passing null as second argument…

$rows = $wpdb->get_results( $wpdb->prepare( “SELECT {$wpdb->prefix}redirection_modules.name AS module_name,{$wpdb->prefix}redirection_groups.name AS group_name,{$wpdb->prefix}redirection_groups.id FROM {$wpdb->prefix}redirection_groups INNER JOIN {$wpdb->prefix}redirection_modules ON {$wpdb->prefix}redirection_modules.id={$wpdb->prefix}redirection_groups.module_id ORDER BY {$wpdb->prefix}redirection_modules.name,{$wpdb->prefix}redirection_groups.position”, null ) );

Okay i’ve figured ou that it wasn’t an htaccess file problem at all but the fact that wordpress is installed in a folder inside root server (i’m on windows in localhost).

What is strange is that url’s whith .html extention like this :
/annuaire-presse-algerienne/journaux/1/el-bilad.html wasn’t redirecting (leads to 404 wordpress page) but url like that :
/annuaire-presse-algerienne/journaux/1/el-bilad redirects well.

THe solution was to include the folder where wordpress is installed in the url redirect source like this :
/wordpress-test/annuaire-presse-algerienne/journaux/1/el-bilad.html
“wordpress-test/” here is the folder where is installed wordpress.

I prefered hacking the plugin code to delete the folder part in the url (“wordpress-test/” here) so that urls redirections can work even if i migrate my site from localhost to production server.

Thanks anyway, and this plugin is awesome ??

Thanks esmi i’ll take a look