Can I redirect this: www.foo.com/?page=a_plugin&q=one/two/three&id=3?
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A plugin I’m using puts urls in this form into emails:
http://www.foo.com/?page=a_plugin&q=one/two/three&id=3
WHen the email recipient clicks on the link it goes to the index page. I want it to go to another page, say:
http://www.foo.com/a_plugin?q=one/two/three&id=3
with the very same parameters. Is this a job for add_rewrite_rules()?
If so, if I add ‘page’ to query_vars with add_filter(), will that break something predefined about ‘page’?
Is that ‘page’ tag in the original url special in WordPress?
Basically, I want to take that first query string parameter, page=a_plugin and redirect to whatever the page parameter points to, in this case “a_plugin”.
Additionally, I can’t modify the URL in the email because the code that generates it can’t be modified.
Thanks in advance,
George
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