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1. altfgcom
   Member
   Posted 5 months ago #

   Hello,

   Is there a plugin that could redirect the following (just an example)

   /blog/tag/xyz/?iframe=true&width=95%&height=95%

   to the actual url?

   /blog/tag/xyz/

   For some reason, the url featuring the "iframe..." isn't redirected on its own. It doesn't get a "404 error message" either. Instead, visitors/bots get to see that page "xyz/iframe..." Even though it doesn't really exist.

   The above, by the way, is just a sample. I've noticed this happening with other sorts of trailing url trash. Would like to get rid of them, if at all possible.

   Any assistance would be much appreciated.

2. Ipstenu
   Half-Elf Support Rogue & Mod
   Posted 5 months ago #

   WordPress, by default, turns all ?blah blah blah add-ones into just showing the page.

   So if you went to domain.com/2011/postname?foo=baz&bar=zap, it would show you the CONTENT of domain.com/2011/postname/, but if you have a plugin that parsed foo=baz&bar=zap, they would be triggered as well.

   It's not a problem, and disabling that would break other tools you migth be using.

3. altfgcom
   Member
   Posted 5 months ago #

   Thanks. In that case we'll just leave things as they are. It's not a common occurrence, anyway. Thanks again.

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