Hello caohri.
Is the problem the page itself or the “/404” URL?
– Page itself: unless you have a post with the ID 404, it should trigger a 404 error and display your theme’s 404 error page.
– URL: if you want to change this URL, there is a filter.
add_filter( 'sfml_404_error_page', 'change_404_url_redirection' );
function change_404_url_redirection( $redirect ) {
return home_url( 'error' );
}
2 months, no news, I mark this topic as resolved, but feel free to open it again or create a new topic if you need.
Thread Starter
caohri
(@caohri)
Hello Greg,
I apologize for my absence here over the months, I had to deal with some issues out of the internet, and ended up forgetting about this topic completely.
My problem is because I use another plugin that e-mails me once someone hits a 404 page on my website, and this feature has stopped working after I started using Move Login. I thought it was due to the /404 URL and tried to circumvent it the way you suggested, but it didn’t work. I’ll probably look back into it someday soon.
I still use Move Login despite that silly conflict, and I’m glad that you’re always improving it.
Sorry once again for the very late reply, and thank you very much for the prompt and very kind support!
All the best!
No need to apologize for the delay. Have you tried to redirect to the home page instead of a 404?
Thread Starter
caohri
(@caohri)
Yes, but I still don’t receive the e-mails from the other plugin.
Can you tell me which plugin it is?
Thread Starter
caohri
(@caohri)
Yes, it’s called Hide My WP. Sorry for not mentioning it before. Thank you once again!
