Valentin Bora

Unfortunately I don’t have the same redirect problem that you do.

Do you have this issue on the homepage or other pages of your site?

Can you try in private browsing/incognito mode?

You definitely need a plugin for this. Options range from Jetpack to other plugins such as https://wordpress.org/plugins/email-subscribers/

I do not mean to suggest one option or another, you should do your own research and testing.

For sending the actual emails, I strongly recommend a plugin such as Post SMTP configured to work with an external email relay service such as Sendgrid (has a free plan) or others. Landing emails in users’ inboxes (as opposed to their Spam folder) is a pretty tough job nowadays so it’s better to let a knowledgeable service provider do it for you.

That’s about all you need, in broad terms.

It seems you’ve installed a plugin called WebP Express (https://wordpress.org/plugins/webp-express/). It has either stopped working or it is disabled.

Please check if you still have this plugin installed and active.

If yes, and you still want to have it, you’ll have to contact the authors on the plugin support forum, here: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/webp-express/

If you no longer have the plugin active, please delete the .htaccess file from your server.

Could you check your database, table wp_options for the keys home and siteurl to see if they have https:// in the value?

Also please share the contents of your .htaccess file found in the root of your installation folder if you have it.

Finally, have you installed any SSL plugin or have done any other configuration that you can think of in between when it was working and when it started not working?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Valentin Bora.

Could you please first try to disable CloudFlare Rocket Loader?

This setting should be in your CloudFlare Dashboard -> Speed -> Optimization -> Rocket Loader

If that doesn’t help, we’ll try something else.

If you’ve purchased a commercial theme or plugin, it would be best to post the question to their respective support forum.

If you need assistance finding the appropriate place, please let us know what theme/plugin you’ve bought.

This could be simplified if I were more hands-on, but here’s an update to the function:

function my_get_video_embed($id) {
    $video = get_post_meta($id, 'video', true);

    if (empty($video)) {
        $video = get_post_meta($id, 'td_post_video', true);

        if (!empty($video) && !empty($video['td_video'])) {
            $video = $video['td_video'];
            update_post_meta($id, 'video', $video);
        }
    }

    if (!empty($video) && is_array($video) && !empty($video['td_video'])) {
        return $video['td_video'];
    }

    return $video;
}

I’m not sure what the connection is between dev and non-dev (root domain). How are they related? Do you have one or two WordPress sites?

It kind of sounds like your plugins are outdated too. If you can’t reach your Updates page in the Admin Dashboard, you might have to go to FTP or File Manager and remove them from the wp-content/plugins folder, then re-install them as needed one by one.