Why are my rewrite rules not working in WordPress?
Rewrite rules not working in WordPress Ask Question Asked7 years, 7 months ago Active7 years, 7 months ago Viewed18k times 8 I’m trying to add the new rewrite rules using the rewrite API:
What to do when you rewrite a URL in WordPress?
I try to make a test on my side and its looks like you need to provide a valid path in URL when you rewrite the URL. It is possible that it is not able to redirect properly using just “index.php”. Below is the rule I am using on my side. Please remember to click “Mark as Answer” the responses that resolved your issue.
Is there an issue with the IIS rewrite?
It is possible that it is not able to redirect properly using just “index.php”. Below is the rule I am using on my side. Please remember to click “Mark as Answer” the responses that resolved your issue. hany.elsersa…
Why are my rewrite rules out of date?
The issue is in all probability brought about by an out of date rewrite rules cache. Taking care of this issue can be simple or hard, relying upon how much access you have to your WordPress installation just as the backend.
How to fix rewrite rule with SSL not working?
Rewrite Rule with SSL not working. How to fix this error, looks like redirection only works on http links because if I disable SSL my site works great. This is the way my sites available conf file looks like:
What to do if Apache rewriterule is not working?
If anyone has any ideas, I would be very appreciative. You need to remove the contextual path prefix from your pattern when using mod_rewrite in a .htaccess file. In the case of the root directory, the path prefix is just /. So try this:
When to rewrite url from http to https?
I want to redirect all the http requests from user to https. I also added Rewrite rule to https, but when I enter in browser http://localhost/site it gives me the same page. I need to redirect user to httpS://localhost/site. Maybe this is because of my local configurations? And I disable Require SSL on IIS.