mtnman1010

Hi Cartpauj,

I’m trying to move content from my personal site to a company site with 301 permanent redirects. Google search knows about the below link and I want that to redirect to a new location. May not matter too much now since I think I’ve already lost my page rank and maybe index for this page.

https://www.jeffscorner.org/blog/post/SharePoint-2013-%E2%80%93-Missing-server-side-dependencies-%E2%80%93-MissingWebPart-Webpart-class.aspx

Thanks Cartpauj. What’s strange is it works great on other Windows hosted sites I have. Something I did find but haven’t completely proven is, for example, if https://MyDomain.com is inaccessible and https://www.MyDomain.com is and is also the configured base url in WordPress some plugins do not work properly which might include Pretty Link Lite. In my case, MyDomain.com points to my Active Directory domain and https://www.MyDomain.com points to the website. This setup, by the way, is very problematic and not necessarily related to any plugin or WordPress framework but potentially the overall network design.

Sorry, no prevail. I changed my hosting package to Linux from Windows. As we all know that is the preferred method to begin with but I was trying to accommodate other business needs.

Thanks!

I just noticed the message on the Pretty Link page the site must have the permalinks configured or it will not work correctly. I changed that in ‘Settings’->’Permalinks’ too ‘Post name’ and still no luck.

I believe I found the solution. Any image that was uploaded while using the first wrong URL must be deleted from the Media library and then re-uploaded then reapplied.

Yes, Setting > General > WordPress/Site URL’s have been changed.