Milad Nasri

Is it possible that WordPress rely on something not exactly “https://www.example.org” for generating and using some URLs in somewhere? Something like a “http” alone in some settings or “true or false” settings or anything other than merely the “https://www.example.org” string.
Actually I want to make sure that finding and replacing those strings mentioned in the question would be enough.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by Milad Nasri.

For both sites go to appearance >>> Menu

Add a menu if you don’t have one.

Add link of the other site to each site.

Use that menu for your site.

Ask more if you still have problems.

Fair enough… Thanks for the reply.

Sorry..
It was very simple… There were some notifications above my admin panel that didn’t let me to see the “ADD” button.

This topic should be closed….

You don’t need any modifications on using supercache and CloudFlare.

Just go to your cloudflare panel and in “speed” tab disable the RocketLoader.

Will you solve this problem in the next updates?

It’s really necessary… Because at least 3 million WP websites use caching plugins.

BTW I don’t like to use another plugin.

Didn’t you find any solutions for that? Our news website has the same problem and is in a bad situation because of this problem.

Thanks Jeremy… Your always the first one answering me on these forums.

This is my address: Meta Varzesh

I’m not using hotlink protection. I have no idea what was the problem. But those photos have been fixed after a few minutes or hours. The problem might be the 10 second limit.

You’re welcome. I’m also interested in your blog and I would like to follow it.

You can simply click on the name of your site. Look at the following image.

https://s3.picofile.com/file/8197838534/hhh.JPG

Or simply you can go to the “Menus” in your dashboard and add a link to your homepage to that menu.

Can you give more details or your website url?

Still no solutions . . . ?

Haven’t you trashed the revisions of it?

Fortunately found the solution. Add the following code to the very top position in your theme’s 404 page:

<?php
global $wp;
$curdiris = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
header("Location: https://sub.example.org$curdiris", true, 301);
exit();
?>

I almost found the solution. But I need to get the last part of the url of the current page in wordpress.
Example:
Getting “the-wrong-url” when the url is “www.example.org/the-wrong-url”