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Dear all,
I found the problem. When I checked the referrer that the browser sent, I realised that the webserver’s referrer policy was set to strict-origin. I could luckily afford to change it to same-origin, which solved the problem by sending the full url as referrer instead of only the origin.
Thanks!
Hey bcworkz,
thanks for your reply!
You have to navigate directly to mydomain.com/a/wp – it is a test installation and to keep it simple, we housed it in that subfolder and both the WP and Site address in the settings are set to mydomain.com/a/wp.
I have installed the troubleshooting plugin, and the redirect after trashing a page still does not work. When I am on the page list, the link to trash a page points to https://mydomain.com/a/wp/wp-admin/post.php?post=3&action=trash&_wpnonce=1a56657c9f (for example). I can click it, the post is trashed, but then the response header contains a location: https://mydomain.com/?trashed=1&ids=94. It also contains x-redirect-by: WordPress, so it’s definitely WordPress adding it.
The same behaviour happens with the standard theme. It’s really weird, it seems to run 99% as expected but small glitches like this are still throwing people off at the moment.
Any help is appreciated – thanks already!
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