Jeroenla

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Better?

When they go to the tab with 404’s.

I cannot reproduce the error, on my side it works well (using the same account).

I have no clue what that the Rest-API thing is, nor do I understand the “magic button” at the plugin status (they were both on).
No Cloudflare, caching is off

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OK, I got it to work on either admin, or the editor role (dunno why contributor failed). However, the person hired for the url fixing is reporting a 403 error.

Any idea why? I am not using Cloudflare, nor have a caching plugin active at the moment.

The website verification is associated with JetPack, i think. But that one has made me confused many times before as well.

I have activated Allow Redirection Access, with “contributor” as the role. Are you saying I should activate it with editor first, and change it after activating?

oooh…
I wasn’t aware I just made a plugin just by putting a php file in the folder.

I am not sure how to do that, it does not appear as a plugin.
(Thankyou for your patience)

nvm this one

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Jeroenla.

I have been using the plugin as admin for a while, yeah. When I log in as the contributor, this is what I get:

Website-verificatieservices (?)
You can verify your site using the “Site verification” tool in Jetpack Settings.

Making an account doesn’t seem to be possible though. I also don’t see why such an account would be required, tbh…

It does not seem to work. I added the code in notepad and saved it as a ridiculousname.php, then uploaded it to wp-content/plugins. I’ve set the right as contributor.

However, they don’t see the plugins. How do I get this to work for the lowest possible rights-level?

Thanks for the answer. However, could you please clarify a little more? What is the name of the file I need to upload? And is it correct that this goes in the /plugins… and not in the plugins/redirection?

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How do I give access to non-administrators?

You can use the redirection_role filter to create your own plugin that is specific to your setup. You will need to create a file in your wp-content/plugins directory with the following code:

<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Allow Redirection Access
Description: Allow access to Redirection
Version: 0.1
*/

add_filter( ‘redirection_role’, function( $role ) {
return ‘editor’;
} );

This would allow editors to have access to Redirection. You can use any role or capability (although really you shouldn’t make it available for anonymous users!).

I have been following that guide, and have reached the point “Leveraging the community”.

I’ve got pretty much everything done, yet scripts continue to keep appearing….

additionally, I have gone to settings and added my landingpage under “Automatically generate URL”, but that doesn’t seem to be working either.

I was about to install this plugin and noticed it’s been a while since it updated. So I also wanted to visit their site, and noticed the same.

I’d like to know whether CommentLuv has been discontinued too. I’ve had to deal with hackers in the last months way too much, and am very reluctant to add anything which isn’t being maintained anymore…