Martin Blumenfeld

I tried setting the WP_CONTENT_URL as seen below, but it’s removing the forward slash between the domain and wp-content folder.

define( 'WP_CONTENT_URL', 'http://jaminthevalley.com/wp-content');

I just tried to find an active gallery and we don’t have any at the moment, so it’s just in the backend.

The Site URL and WordPress URL are being defined in the wp_options table. I tried adding a forward slash to the end of the URL, but that didn’t help.

If you’re running the redirection plugin that I referenced and uninstalled it, the redirection loop should disappear. You might have some .htaccess redirects set up that are causing a loop now.

Now the fix that I posted won’t clear up old loops automatically unless you update the page that is causing the loop. To find the redirect loop you need to navigate to the redirection plugin and then do a search for the post URL under the modified posts group. Next delete any of the entries that have the new url as the source of a redirect.

I haven’t heard anything from the developer, though figured it was time to dig into the code. Here’s a fix for this issue. In the /wp-content/plugins/redirection/models/redirect.php file add this line:

$wpdb->query($wpdb->prepare("DELETE FROM {$wpdb->prefix}redirection_items WHERE url='%s' AND action_type='%s' AND action_data='%s';", array($data['action_data'], $data['action_type'], $data['url'])));

just before this insert statement on line 210:

$wpdb->insert( $wpdb->prefix.'redirection_items', $data );

How do you choose, which version you use? Or does that happen automatically? Does the API version offer deduplication by checking whether a lead exists already?