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This is close, but it doesn’t actually save the PDF as a PDF file. It just links to the request which generates it

Sure thing – here’s a quick video:

https://recordit.co/HWuhuifL9W

Kokoruz do the redirects happen when the plugin is disabled?

Turning a redirect ‘Off’ will remove it from the list of redirects that will be captured. It’s a way to keep them in the list, but disable them for future use.

Hi Nikolay,

Once the plugin is disabled the code responsible for redirecting no longer runs. What can happen sometimes is the browser ‘remembers’ the redirect, and continues to redirect. You can test if this is the case by trying the page from a different browser, or computer.

But it doesn’t look like that is the case, because when I visit those URLs I am still redirected.

I suspect something else is the cause; this might be a good place to start

Hi Nikolay, if you have deactivated, or uninstalled the plugin and you’re still being redirected:

1. Clear your browser cache
2. You may have other plugins redirecting

Thanks david <3

I totally understand about auto-adding roles, the filter will be great for us. Tx

Interesting!

I will add an option to disable the Page/Post selector boxes. Hopefully that helps with big, content heavy websites.

Until then, I hope this solution can work for you!

Hi Torritzi, can you try adding this to your config.php to increase the memory you allocate to WP?

define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M');

Sounds like something is up.

Could you open your wp_config.php file, and set WP_DEBUG to true?

That will output any errors, and I can help you sort out what’s happening.

Sure!

It looks like you have some CSS adding that in. Try adding:

.widget li, .f_widget li { background: none; padding: 6px; }

or edit line 547 of your theme’s CSS file.

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If these old pages actually exist as files on the sever (like contact-us.html), they do need to be removed to allow WordPress to be initialized, and for this plugin to work ??

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Sorry, this plugin doesn’t interact with .htaccess at all – the redirects are done in PHP.

If you have the knowledge, a lot of pages to redirect, and/or some regex matching scheme, .htaccess redirects would be a better option for you.

An option to delete all redirects has been added to version 1.3.1,will be up soon!

It sounds like you might have Javascript errors on the page, which interfere with this plugins ability to use Javascript.

In version 2.3.1 I will add a notice to indicate this type of problem.

I will add ‘application/ms-excel’ to the list of supported mime types.