That's because poal uses subnames in permalinks.
There's no simple ways to fix that, besides using the /p/[post-number]
That's because poal uses subnames in permalinks.
There's no simple ways to fix that, besides using the /p/[post-number]
couldn't you just search for the post number in the 404 page and redirect if it is found?
couldn't you just search for the post number in the 404 page and redirect if it is found?
There's no need to do that. I just need to write an extra function that will use /p/postnumber if a post isn't located in a specific sub.
That way if a post has truly been deleted, it will throw a 404.
There's no need to do that. I just need to write an extra function that will use /p/postnumber if a post isn't located in a specific sub.
That way if a post has truly been deleted, it will throw a 404.
ok, on a portal i worked before we did all redirecting in the 404 page in php, i may be caught in a specific way of thinking about that
ok, on a portal i worked before we did all redirecting in the 404 page in php, i may be caught in a specific way of thinking about that
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