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tuzz
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Hi Sami,
“intermediate” is a product we are selling – the listed pages are specific to that product so just sit under it in the URL structure.
I’ve just created a test page, it’s doing the same redirect to the homepage:
http://plan2brand.com/page/test-aaron/
Thanks,
Aaron
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tuzz
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Hi Sami,
Changing the homepage in WP Settings didn’t change behaviour, it still wasn’t working. With a different homepage set, it would send me to that new homepage instead.
I’m only using the Custom Permalinks plugin for permalinks.
To clarify, there are many pages that are redirecting back to the homepage, see:
http://plan2brand.com/intermediate/brand-action-plan
http://plan2brand.com/intermediate/brand-foundations
http://plan2brand.com/intermediate/buyer-persona
http://plan2brand.com/intermediate/target-market
It seems to me that all new pages have the “redirect to homepage” issue, whereas the old pages are ok
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tuzz
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Hi Sami,
I managed to have a look at this again. I disabled the plugin Permalinks Customizer, which then removed all of the settings for Custom Permalinks, this may be a bug. I had to set all of the permalinks again but it seems to all be resolved now. There were also some odd “too many redirects” errors popping up that also seem to be resolved now.
Thanks for your help!
Aaron
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tuzz
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Hi Sami,
OK, I have just disabled the plugin and done some debugging. It actually looks like a conflict with another plugin of yours, Permalinks Customizer. If that plugin is active, then the homepage has the permalink. However if I disable Permalinks Customizer, I receive 404 errors and the front page still tries to go from http://plan2brand.com/ -> http://plan2brand.com/home-lp/. Disabling both plugins also results in the same (404 errors on the homepage).
Why would that other plugin cause an issue? Also, there are no actual settings set up in that plugin, I believe someone else installed it and then left it there.
See screenshot below of the permalink field deactivated but permalink setting still being used for the front page (Custom Permalinks disabled, Permalinks Customizer enabled):
Thanks,
Aaron
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Thread Starter
tuzz
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Hi Sami,
That’s what I thought from previous websites, however in this case it’s still showing the permalink field, and when I go to the homepage url (http://plan2brand.com/) it changes the url to include the permalink (http://plan2brand.com/home-lp/)
Is there any way I can try to debug what’s going on?
thanks,
Aaron
Same issue for me, it started happening 2-3 weeks ago with no changes made to the settings or website. Anyone have a fix?
Hi Jason, any updates on whether Office365 emails can be used yet? Thanks 🙂
I’m interested in this too – thanks for looking into this Jason & cheers also for an excellent plugin
Hi danielpark,
thanks for that, I’ll have to re-generate all thumbs it seems, or get the client to do it. It will be a pain, there’s a lot of videos all through their site.
If the developer of the plugin is still around and can comment – where might the code be that is causing this issue? I’d rather put in a fix myself (and I can post it here) than go through re-generating all of this code just for this bug.
I’ve got the same issue, Wistia video images are being changed from https:// to http:// which breaks them. Any chance that a fix can be put into the update you’re currently working on?
You should be able to see the issue if you add the image code above in the OP’s first message to a page that isn’t being protected – the https:// in the image URL will be changed to http://
Also, this may be dependent on the server setup – I just tried to reproduce this issue on my local dev machine and the images loaded correctly.
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tuzz
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Just following up – any solution to this?
Same problem for me. I worked it out, the plugin enqueues the stylesheet and JS file but the plugin directory must have changed from before (this is the first time I’ve used the plugin).
To fix it, open up tabs-popular-posts-and-latest-posts.php and change the following lines: (lines 78 & 79)
wp_enqueue_style( 'tplp_style', get_option('siteurl').'/wp-content/plugins/tabs-popular-posts-and-latest-posts/inc/style.css');
wp_enqueue_script( 'tplp_script', get_option('siteurl').'/wp-content/plugins/tabs-popular-posts-and-latest-posts/inc/script.js', '', '1.0', true);
To:
wp_enqueue_style( 'tplp_style', get_option('siteurl').'/wp-content/plugins/tabs-widget-popular-posts-and-latest-posts/inc/style.css');
wp_enqueue_script( 'tplp_script', get_option('siteurl').'/wp-content/plugins/tabs-widget-popular-posts-and-latest-posts/inc/script.js', '', '1.0', true);
Please note: this assumes the directory your plugin was installed to is the same as mine – if it’s different then change the plugin directory above accordingly.
