T4G

Awesome, thank you for your help!

Thank you for that information, John! You are much appreciated.

Why in the world would WordPress even touch that URL and where is that redirect being stored? Do you have any resources as to how I could fix this? I would greatly appreciate it!

I am assuming this is also causing the /amp/ and ?amp “unavailable due to slug conflict” message via the AMP Settings? It also states, “There is a post, term, user, or some other entity that is already using the “amp” URL slug.”

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by T4G.

Hi @milindmore22,

Thank you for your response! I filled out and submitted that form.

Also, over two years ago we had AMP and the suffix was /amp/ I believe. We then got a theme that wasn’t AMP-compatible so we had to create redirects and did it with a plugin.

However, we deleted that plugin shortly after creating the redirects. The only content that doesn’t work with AMP is /groups/*/?amp=1, otherwise, all of the content redirects fine.

We did receive an error via Search Console stating, “Referenced AMP URL is not an AMP”, for the /groups/ content.

If there are redirect rules causing the issue I really have no idea how to go about fixing it.

I actually have that documentation bookmarked and I just haven’t found anything for forums or maybe I just don’t understand it fully. I am not sure where I can find other theme’s AMP code, such as Twenty Twenty-one, etc.

The bbp_get_breadcrumb() is exactly what I am looking for. I implemented the following code and it didn’t work, unfortunately:

add_filter(
	'the_content',
	function( $content ) {
		if ( 
			function_exists( 'amp_is_request' )
			&&
			amp_is_request()
			&&
			function_exists( 'amp_is_legacy' )
			&&
			amp_is_legacy()
			&&
			shortcode_exists( 'bbp_get_breadcrumb()' ) 
		) {
			$content = '[bbp_get_breadcrumb()]<hr>' . $content;
		}
		return $content;
	}
);

I have tried different variations and tried adding it to the $content that already exists, which I have provided opening the topic. I don’t fully understand how to write PHP but I understand a little.

I don’t expect you or anyone else to give me the correct code as it may fall beyond support. I will do more digging and try to figure something out. Thank you both for your help, you are much appreciated!

Best regards

They have resolved my issue.

Hi @amagsumov,

It still does not work. It spam checks it and stops any account. I tried it with the role we are going after as well as the author and nothing worked.

Best regards

Hi,

Thank you for that! Unfortunately, it did not work. I followed your instructions exactly then cleared my browser’s cache as well as our website’s cache. I then deactivated all plugins and the issue still persisted regarding the denial of a post due to the email per that account.

Just so that I am in complete understanding, what exactly does the bypass roles do? Is it supposed to completely disregard that role and accept it as it is a safe account?

Best regards