If you check the box you can also delete individual links. Thus, the selection with the paper basket icon is superfluous...Looks like the new bulk delete option might be conflicting with the trashcan icon modal; when clicking on the trashcan to delete the individual entry there are no buttons to confirm the action....
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When I started with the addon, I had more than 30,000 entries in the list. I was able to reroute about 18,000 with a RegEx because those were old entries from vBSEO times. Then some old links in posts that pointed to deleted posting etc. Meanwhile, the forum is almost "clean" in terms of 404s.Hello @Siropu is this addon safe to use on large forums?
i have over 3500 items showing up in the list after i installed the addon
I added a search box for those who land on the 404 page
Looks like the new bulk delete option might be conflicting with the trashcan icon modal; when clicking on the trashcan to delete the individual entry there are no buttons to confirm the action....
Will this require an update for pixelexit styles?Actually looks like the old style did not have the /![]()
No it was on our old style we had on the site, no client styles.Will this require an update for pixelexit styles?
Sure, something like this...Care to share?![]()
<xf:title>{{ phrase('siropu_custom_404_page_title') }}</xf:title>
<xf:h1 hidden="true" />
<div class="block">
<div class="block-container">
<h3 class="block-header">{{ phrase('siropu_custom_404_page_title') }}</h3>
<div class="block-body block-row">
{{ phrase('siropu_custom_404_page_requested_page_could_not_be_found') }}
</div>
<div style="width:50%;margin:auto;">
<form action="{{ link('search/search') }}" method="post"
class="menu-content" style="border:3px solid #47a7eb;"
data-xf-init="quick-search">
<div class="menu-row">
<xf:textbox name="keywords"
placeholder="{{ phrase('search...') }}"
aria-label="{{ phrase('search') }}"
data-menu-autofocus="true" />
</div>
<div class="menu-footer">
<span class="menu-footer-controls">
<xf:button type="submit" class="button--primary" icon="search" />
</span>
</div>
<xf:csrf />
</form>
</div>
<br /><br />
</div>
</div>
Sure, something like this...
Code:<xf:title>{{ phrase('siropu_custom_404_page_title') }}</xf:title> <xf:h1 hidden="true" /> <div class="block"> <div class="block-container"> <h3 class="block-header">{{ phrase('siropu_custom_404_page_title') }}</h3> <div class="block-body block-row"> {{ phrase('siropu_custom_404_page_requested_page_could_not_be_found') }} </div> <div style="width:50%;margin:auto;"> <form action="{{ link('search/search') }}" method="post" class="menu-content" style="border:3px solid #47a7eb;" data-xf-init="quick-search"> <div class="menu-row"> <xf:textbox name="keywords" placeholder="{{ phrase('search...') }}" aria-label="{{ phrase('search') }}" data-menu-autofocus="true" /> </div> <div class="menu-footer"> <span class="menu-footer-controls"> <xf:button type="submit" class="button--primary" icon="search" /> </span> </div> <xf:csrf /> </form> </div> <br /><br /> </div> </div>
...Or you can paste the entire code (<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; URL=https://your.tld/your-custom-error-pages/YourCustom404.html">) in the SIROPU_CUSTOM_404_PAGE_CONTAINER template directly and check the admin option "Display content only".
What kind of regex are you trying to do? The regex would come into play if you want to redirect certain URL patterns to a different URL insteading of showing them the 404 error page. You don't need to enter anything unless you're trying to do automatica redirects.Can anyone share their regex's? Just so we can all get a sense of how to use it best with this addon.
Do you have your .htaccess (or other config) redirecting your http traffic to https? If so, you shouldn't be those requests as 404s then. With XF 2 the "canonical URL" should also take care of it but I personally prefer doing it in .htaccess.Also, what about ignored URLs? So far I put http://example.com/* because my site is https. I don't know if that's correct, I'll check the logs later.
Yeah I have the htaccess redirect already setup for http to https, it's the issue of not having those show up in this addon, that's all.What kind of regex are you trying to do? The regex would come into play if you want to redirect certain URL patterns to a different URL insteading of showing them the 404 error page. You don't need to enter anything unless you're trying to do automatica redirects.
Do you have your .htaccess (or other config) redirecting your http traffic to https? If so, you shouldn't be those requests as 404s then. With XF 2 the "canonical URL" should also take care of it but I personally prefer doing it in .htaccess.
Assuming that /wp/ is not a valid route for you, try something like this in this addon...Yeah I have the htaccess redirect already setup for http to https, it's the issue of not having those show up in this addon, that's all.
For regex I get stuff like http://example.com/wp/wp-admin/index.php which doesn't exist, but I'm seeing it often. So for that I'd like to either not have it show up in this addon, or redirect it to just somewhere else.
/(.*)\/wp\/(.*)/
$1
Most likely this is a bot probing for vulnerabilities. If you use cloudflare then set up a page rule to ban any IP that hits this URL.For regex I get stuff like http://example.com/wp/wp-admin/index.php which doesn't exist, but I'm seeing it often. So for that I'd like to either not have it show up in this addon, or redirect it to just somewhere else.
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