add_rewrite_rule not registering on Multisite
I have a multisite install of WordPress. I have installed the plugin Monkeyman Rewrite Analyzer so I can see all the rules I have registered. The code below is how I am registering the rule:
I have a multisite install of WordPress. I have installed the plugin Monkeyman Rewrite Analyzer so I can see all the rules I have registered. The code below is how I am registering the rule:
I am creating some project and because of task, I need this:
I’am trying to filter my archive page by clicking links. When clicked they execute the add_query_arg command.
I’ve moved my WordPress installation from my development domain to the live domain, but it keeps redirecting every page back to the old (dev) domain.
I am using FORCE_SSL_ADMIN
in wp-config.php
so everytime I upload a new image and inserted into the post, it is using SSL version
How can I add pages under the URL structure of a Custom Post Type?
Every time im about to put my local project into staging/production environment im beeing hardly reminded that WordPress saves all the urls as absolute.So i need to rewrite all the urls with a SQL-query, or use something like Search-and-replace script.
My WordPress site also incorporates some external non-WP content that is dynamically pulled into the page via shortcode. The content shown depends on a query string parameter. So from WP’s point of view, index
is just a single page containing a shortcode; but in reality, when you visit index?x=1
, index?x=2
, index?x=3
, etc. you get different page content depending on the x
value. (It’s a primary key ID into a large external database.)
basically I’d like to have my page accessible by only certain listed users which we’ll make a unique code.
I just changed the urls structure of my site and want old urls to be forward to the new without the use of redirection plugin.