Few pages of my WordPress site generating weird session id next to page url for example http://www.example.com/?wvsessionid=wvac7224adb9a344b4b05354762584a621 . I don’t know where this coming from. bad thing is google indexing them & it creating duplicate content issue. where should i look for this issue & any idea , how I can solve it?
This could be one of two things:
some plugin is generating this, in that case search in plugins code to look for wvsessionid phrase which will tell you which plugin is generating this and why.
another option is some injected code due to hacking but that less likely as this parameter wouldn't be of much help.
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So, there's a code that I've recycled multiple times on sites as it's well liked by my company. I am trying to update and recreate my portfolio due to my old hosting company wiping my entire file system. My fault for not having a back up, but lesson learned. Makattak.com Using this code here, I am unable to get anything to display.
A site I've used it on is here: Bowhunting.com
Here is a photo of my repeater field in ACF. I followed the same structure but still cannot get anything to display.
Can anyone offer some suggestions as far as what I am doing wrong? I've tried cutting things out, I've tried rebuilding from scratch, I just can't seem to get the loop to happen.
I am using the latest version of WordPress, and the latest purchased copy of ACF: Advanced.
I know this my sounds stupid but, did you assign the template to a page and select the page on the wordpress Reading settings?
Thanks to both Dre and Raul Cruz, I was able to find the issue.
I didn't set the Reading Settings to Home Page, static.
I revamped my code to change the_sub_field('field'); to
get_sub_field('field')
a change I made while debugging but didn't revert back
There was an issue with my syntax, and when writing the code back in, line by line, testing after each line, I was able to get what I needed back in working order
Thank you both for the help.
In my wordpress page, links are addressed in the way:
www.mywebsite.com/blog/?page_id=1234
And each number gives a different page. I would like to have a forwarding mechanism that would forward a page in the form
www.mywebsite.com/mypage/?page_id=1234
when done in the folder "mypage", to the other folder "blog" as:
www.mywebsite.com/blog/?page_id=1234
with transferring each variable I have on the URL (in this case the only variable is page_id, and I would like to have all the variables forwarded to another page).
I'm pretty experienced in HTML and C/C++, but a beginner in PHP (though I've noticed that PHP is very similar to c in its logic, and I've done many changes in my Wordpress page based on my knowledge in C).
How can I do such a forwarding of code? Is it possible?
If there's any information missing, please let me know.
Thank you for any efforts.
This website gave a good tutorial on this. It took me 15 minutes to implement the solution.
http://html.net/tutorials/php/lesson10.php
SESSION if you want it to be specific for every user, POST if you dont want to change the url and the same for every user.
Im not really sure I understood your question.
I have this website http://www.kdomestriha.cz/recenze-kadernicvi which basically shows list of hairdressers you searched for. When you enter one word term and search (you can try "Praha"), ajax update on pagination works perfectly fine. However if you try to enter two words (you can try Hradec Králové), pagination will refresh whole site. I am not sure, if showing all of my code helps... Does anyone have any clue what could be a cause of this strange behavior? Thanks
Since you didn't post any code, only way I got that looking your web source, and I point what wrong was in it.
If I searched by word "Praha", your web would generate following things:
<div id="Praha" class="list-view">....
After then in jQuery, you have code to access it through syntax:
$('#Praha').....
In order to achieve your own purpose, I think you used searching word as element id, it would caused the problem if you entered more one word into your filter, space character is not a valid for ID attribute in jQuery
$('#Hradec Králové').. //failed
It did not raise any error, but it wouldn't work as you expected.
If pagination is causing your site to refresh, the most likely cause is that something in the search/filter result is causing javascript error, thus causing yii to revert to full page refresh.
I'd advice that you look at your page in chrome's web inspector (cos that's what I use) after searching and confirm that the javascript isn't broken
I've been tasked with providing the backend for a news feed that will be used by our company apps. The feed will pull articles from our current website, which is built with ModX (evolution). So far, I've designed the feed to send JSON through a specified url containing the needed information. It's currently in the following format (using Ditto placeholders):
{
"title":"[+longtitle+]",
"description":"[+description+]",
"link":"[(site_url)][~[+id+]~]"
},
Here's my issue - the link I'm providing through the JSON (in the link tag) opens the full, desktop version of the page. Our current site is not responsive, and was not originally designed to handle mobile devices. We would like to open a small, clean page showing ONLY the ['content'] of that particular article. I'm looking for a way to link to a page showing only this content - no header, no footer, nothing.
I know that I could create a new page to handle all of this, but it needs to be dynamic. New articles are created regularly, and I'd like to avoid having to add another page to handle this for every article, while also making it simple for the writing team to integrate this feature.
One of my ideas so far is:
Pass a GET parameter to the URL "link" in the JSON - something like - www.mysite.com/article1?contentOnly=true. Then, in my article, detect this parameter in PHP and handle accordingly. I would need this snippet on each article written, so it may cause issues down the road if our staff writers forget to add it.
I haven't worked with ModX long, so I'm assuming there's a better way to handle this. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Please let me know if I need to provide more information.
I am not 100 % sure how you have done this, but here's my tip.
Don't use the resource itself to output the JSON. Doing this based on a GET-paramter will required the entire site to be uncached. Instead, use a single resource for the feed and supply the id/permalink there.
For example: mysite.com/feed?id=1, mysite.com/feed?latest or something like that.
Done this way, you could have an empty template with just the snippet that is parsing to JSON in it. This has to be uncached of course, but the rest of the site could be cached as normal.
I'm trying to make a page divided in 2 frames. One that shows an external page... a shop for example,and other(mine) that offers related content to what is being shown in the external page.
I've been searching how to know the URL of the frame, but it can't be done due to security reasons(XSS, clickjacking, etc).
But I know it has to be one way to know it. I recently read that some plugins like the facebook's, have the ability to know where the client is while he is navigating.
I hope that my intention is clear. Do you know if this is possible?
Without having the site's owner install some JS on their site, you will find it very hard to find a cross-browser way to do this. FB do have people include a script and this is how they are able to access information cross domain.
You may be able to create plugins to do this, however you will have to create one per browser.