platima
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Looks like it might be something on my host, as I found it’s the word ‘Links’ in the CSV file somehow.
Oh PS we do have URL Shortify Pro already, on two websites even ??
Confirmed that groups cause 403 error.
If I delete them from the CSV, but leave the header, it’s fine. With the group “1 Twitter” specified, I get a 403 error.
Hey now we just get a 403 when importing.
The sample CSV does not have a column for ‘redirect type’ – is this still supported?
We also leave the slug empty for auto-generation, else put a value in – is this still supported?
Our ‘Groups’ are usually something like “1 – Promo”, are hyphens and spaces supported?
Cheers
Thanks all good but I’m happy with my fork of the Pro version – made a pile of other changes just to make it a bit nicer to use too. Cheers
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Super Page Cache] URLs get mangledI deleted the plugin and the site is live so cannot test this for you sorry.
I’d recommend testing yourself.
FYI I literally added one command to fix this in the PHP, if that makes it easy for you;
<?php asort($groups); foreach ( $groups as $group_id => $name ) { ?>
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Super Page Cache] URLs get mangledI just downloaded the zip file, extracted it, and grepped it for str_replace. I don’t know how you can deny it’s your plugin doing it, when it is literally in the damn code;
/assets/advanced-cache.php:215: $cache_key = str_replace( $replacements, '_', $current_uri );
This is in the condition
has_filter( 'swcfpc_fc_modify_current_url' )
So yeah, ‘modify current URL’, pretty bloody clear mate, and bricks heaps of URLs it seems.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Super Page Cache] URLs get mangledYou are wrong sorry, the plugin is definitely doing this. I disabled the plugin, the problem is fixed, I re-enable the plugin, the problem comes back.
It’s also nothing to do with Cloudflare, I am not sure why you think that.
You are also incorrect about the URL parameters; a “.” is perfectly valid. This is a Shopify site, not like they’d get it wrong. Furthermore, if you read IETF RFC 3986 that confirms the legal characters.
Your arrogant response helps no one and is not appreciated.