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nmr
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The truth is when send_headerssend_headers action is processing, the $wp_query$wp_query isn't ready yestyet and you can't use is_single()is_single() function. But you can use it a bit later. There is a parse_queryparse_query action, that can help you. It starts when the $wp_query$wp_query is ready and comes out right after the send_headerssend_headers action.

The truth is when send_headers action is processing, the $wp_query isn't ready yest and you can't use is_single() function. But you can use it a bit later. There is a parse_query action, that can help you. It starts when the $wp_query is ready and comes out right after the send_headers action.

The truth is when send_headers action is processing, the $wp_query isn't ready yet and you can't use is_single() function. But you can use it a bit later. There is a parse_query action, that can help you. It starts when the $wp_query is ready and comes out right after the send_headers action.

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Altkov
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The truth is when send_headers action is processing, the $wp_query isn't ready yest and you can't use is_single() function. But you can use it a bit later. There is a parse_query action, that can help you. It starts when the $wp_query is ready and comes out right after the send_headers action.