Jono Alderson
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Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Well-Known File Manager] Great UX/UI but not working on WordPress.comAck, that’s frustrating. Sorry, I’ll make that clearer in the docs!
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Well-Known File Manager] Great UX/UI but not working on WordPress.comSorry to hear that!
Some hosting environments might not support/allow writing to files in the .well-known directory. It might be worth trying to get in touch with your hosting support and asking about this!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Well-Known File Manager] Won’t saveHello!
I’m afraid that I can’t recreate this on a clean installation. With a fresh WordPress site, this seems to work correctly. That’d point to a potential conflict with your plugins and/or theme, and/or environment. I’m afraid that there’s no much more I can do from this side!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Well-Known File Manager] Won’t saveInteresting! I’ll do some debugging this weekend, and see if I can spot anything. Leave it with me.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Well-Known File Manager] Won’t saveHmm. Not sure what I’m looking at here, sorry.
Have you tested with other plugins disabled, and only a default theme running?
Might some a third-party making a mess!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Well-Known File Manager] Won’t saveYikes, sorry to hear that!
Do you see any errors show up in the Chrome developers tools ‘console’ section when this happens?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Edge Images] CloudflareYep, that’s correct!
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Well-Known File Manager] An amazing plugin for perfectionists!Thank you very kindly!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Well-Known File Manager] #It does!
There’s a bunch more you can read at https://securitytxt.org/.
Nice implementation by the way!
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Edge Images] Works great with Accelerated DomainsThat’s wonderful – thanks for the feedback!
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Edge Images] SmashingThanks John, that means a ton coming from you!
You can see that function doesn’t run if the permalink structure hasn’t changed. In your code, you’re not changing the permalink structure, you’re switching out the values of the slugs.
Hi,
I’ve been looking at this, and I think that there might be an easy fix.
If I’m understanding the approach correctly, it looks like you’re just switching out the slug variable, but not triggering any of the actions you’d typically want WordPress to run in such a case (e.g., flushing rewrites via
flush_rewrite_rules).It’s worth noting that we do update our indexables table on
update_option_permalink_structure(andupdate_option_category_base+update_option_tag_base) but these never fire in your setup.Perhaps you could try running
update_option_permalink_structureas part of your save process?No problem! 🙂
Hi!
In theory, those values should cascade. But in practice, different consumers work in different (and unpredictable, changing) ways. Documentation at this level of specificity is sparse, and there’s no definition of how things ‘should’ work – only how they ‘can’ work.
Furthermore, it’s not unfeasible that a question might have different languages for the ‘question’ and ‘answer’ parts. All of this makes it worth the (trivial) overhead of repeating the value. Also worth considering that gzip/brotli reduce the performance cost of this to near zero.
So, yeah, it’s potentially duplicate/redundant, but, better safe than sorry! 🙂