Daan Kortenbach

If it could rename the Featured Image to parent post, that would be easier and quite helpfull in most situations.

You’re welcome, let me know if it worked for you.

Hi hybridixstudio,

Compare the original code:

add_action( 'parse_request', 'dmk_redirect_to_login_if_not_logged_in', 1 );
/**
 * Redirects a user to the login page if not logged in.
 *
 * @author Daan Kortenbach
 */
function dmk_redirect_to_login_if_not_logged_in() {
	is_user_logged_in() || auth_redirect();
}

With this adjusted code with added conditionals:

add_action( 'parse_request', 'dmk_redirect_to_login_if_not_logged_in', 1 );
/**
 * Redirects a user to the login page if not logged in.
 * Added is_page() conditional
 *
 * @author Daan Kortenbach
 */
function dmk_redirect_to_login_if_not_logged_in() {

	// If on this page, do not redirect
	if ( is_page( 'change-me-to-page-slug' ) )
		return;

	// If on this post, do not redirect
	if ( is_single( 'change-me-to-post-slug' ) )
		return;

	// Conditional(s) above were false, redirect
	is_user_logged_in() || auth_redirect();
}

You can fork the plugin at Github (https://github.com/daankortenbach/redirect-to-login-if-not-logged-in) and change the code to your liking.

Also, here is a gist with the changed code: https://gist.github.com/daankortenbach/9428467

Thanks for updating the plugin. Looking forward to the blog post.

Here are the fixes for:
1) deprecated warning
2) Error: Parameter errors: unknown –jobid parameter

1) backwpup.php:

102 - WP_CLI::addCommand( 'backwpup', 'BackWPup_WP_CLI' );
102 + WP_CLI::add_command( 'backwpup', 'BackWPup_WP_CLI' );

2) inc/class-wp-cli.php:

12 - * @synopsis start  --jobid=<ID of job to start>
12 + * @synopsis start  --jobid=<ID>

What is the status of this? Have a pressing need ??

Anyway I can help out?

Why would you ever want to hide your affiliate id’s? The whole point of affiliate links is that your affiliate ID gets tracked so you get paid if someone follows the link and buys something. It sounds to me that you need to read the manual from your affiliate program and read up on what SEO is and how it can work for your benefit.

Simple Urls only hides the affiliate link on your site. If a user clicks on it, they get redirected to the original affiliate link (this is good because your affiliate id gets tracked). It has nothing to do with cloaking, which is a bad practice on its own. You do not want to cloak. You want great SEO and Google not punish you for having affiliate links. That is why you should use Simple Urls, not for cloaking.

Addition: I actually forked the plugin on Github to send a pull request with the fix. But the Github version is outdated.

– Run a clean WordPress in GAE with the import plugin installed (under Tools > Import).
– Try to import an export file from another WordPress install that has images in posts and uploaded.
– Fail.

Same problem. Any news on this?

That sounds like a caching issue. Glad you figured it out.

I’ve just ran into the same thing. Raw query resulted in two posts, actual WP_Query results 10 posts. It was those sticky posts.
Thanks for figuring this out guys, saved me a couple more hours ??

Being able to do rm -r * from a button on a website is probably not a very smart move, but we could get in contact with the nginx developers and to discuss our needs.

Tnx ??

FYI: I also had to paste that link + acountid into the Custom RSS field in the widget.