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Ah, perfect. I read this article but misunderstood how to return the values before and after the pipe ([_raw_{field name}]). That works great. Thanks!

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I do see this entry on that page:

Other software – if the page is running through some other software that isn’t WordPress then Redirection will not be running.

The original PDF that needs to be redirected is located in a directory outside of WordPress. Is this the issue?

Thanks, John. I did review that page prior to posting my question but am not able to identify why this issue is occurring.

My main question is whether the original URL living outside of WordPress makes any difference on whether it can be redirected by this plugin?

I contacted my host and they said there should not be anything related to the server configuration that would prevent this, and other PDFs within the WP media library redirect correctly.

I can confirm that it also incorrectly disables password protection on the children pages too. I confirmed this on multiple sites running this plugin. Depending on caching, the password page may continue to present itself, but as soon as the cache is cleared or you access the page by a proxy browser I can verify that there is no password protection in place on children pages. In WordPress it shows the toggle turned off on the parent page, and it also removes the “Password protected by parent” text next to the children pages.

Thank you, Mikko. I changed that, resulting in the code below. I then reindexed, but the same custom fields are appearing in my snippets. Any other ideas?

add_filter('relevanssi_index_custom_fields', 'rlv_skip_custom_fields');
function rlv_skip_custom_fields($custom_fields) {
  $unwanted_fields = array('cmtt_synonyms', 'cmtt_variations');
  $custom_fields = array_diff($custom_fields, $unwanted_fields);
  return $custom_fields;
}

Thank you!

Thank you Mikko.

I can’t seem to get this solution to work, but let me make sure I’m following you correctly.

I added the following:

add_filter('relevanssi_index_custom_fields', 'rlv_skip_custom_fields');
function rlv_skip_custom_fields($custom_fields) {
  $unwanted_fields = array('cmtt_synonyms', 'cmtt_variations');
  $custom_fields = array_diff($custom_field, $unwanted_fields);
  return $custom_fields;
}

In this example, I want to filter/prevent the custom fields cmtt_synonyms and cmtt_variations from appearing in my search results. I added that filter and then reindexed, but they are still appearing in my search results. Did I miss anything?

But it is in the Pro version? This was one of the last things holding me back from purchasing Pro and I didn’t see it in the online documentation.

Thanks!

I resolved the issue concerning the =cfdbdata error, as well as successfully accessing the URL that the shortcode generator produces. This was seemingly caused by my WordPress password. It was a long password with a variety of different characters. I believe one of these characters may have been causing the issue. I changed the password and removed some of the more obscure characters and I had no issues at all afterwards. Hopefully this helps someone in the future.

The =importdata method still simply returns “0” only and no other data. I’m not sure what is causing this return in Google sheets.

Perfect.

This was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much. Your plugin and support is second to none, and has been a huge asset to my site(s) over the years.

I hope this thread helps out others in the future. Can’t do much better than this for a step-by-step tutorial.

Sincere thanks, Michael – this code works perfectly.

Could we build on this? If I want to duplicate this filter/action with another form on the site (multiple upload fields again) what would be the best way to achieve this?

Do you still not recommend duplicating the code for the additional form and instead parameterize? One of the responses in that thread mentioned this didn’t work with new(er) versions of WordPress. What are your thoughts?

You’re awesome, Michael. This got me very close. All files now save to the custom directory. However, in the database it only saves the new custom URL for the last file upload. Here is a screenshot. Did I miss anything or can you identify what may be missing?

Thank you!!

I’ve been battling this exact issue on multiple sites. I was using picturefill as well and getting this bug. Occurring randomly on Apple retina devices, sometimes images would load, sometimes they would not. I was not able to test on other mobile retina devices. No issues at all on retina desktop devices.

Thanks for the reply Michael.

I have a few projects where I was hoping to implement this feature. Would you want to take a look at my site and configuration to see if you are able to somehow troubleshoot it? If you’re not available, do you recommend anyone else? I am more than happy to compensate you for your time if interested.

Similar issue:

When I put the shortcode into Google Sheets I get “Error Resource at url not found.”. I have tried toggling the “hide credentials option”, but no luck with either generated shortcode. I am also able to access and download a CSV file from the URL that populates within the shortcode so I’m not sure why Google sheets is not able to pull the data.

Thanks for any help!

Here this problem is again. Can anyone please help resolve this?