Wordpress auto redirect http://example.com?lang=fa to http://example.com/?lang=fa how to stop that?
This can't be done, and it isn't WordPress, it isn't even a redirect.
example.com?foo=bar isn't a real URL, so the browser corrects it to example.com/?foo=bar before it's sent out, no redirection happens
answered May 14 '19 at 20:40
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I can not agree with you. The WordPress ends the addresses with a slash, and when there is no trailing slash in the address, it redirects.
example.com/pane_namewill be redirected toexample.com/page_name/, andexample.com/foo?paged=2toexample.com/foo/?paged=2. In both cases aHTTP 301header is sent. – nmr May 14 '19 at 21:34 -
Both those URLs mean the same thing though, this isn't being done for SEO purposes is it? – Tom J Nowell♦ May 14 '19 at 21:39
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Probably WordPress is trying to maintain linking consistency, it's possible that for SEO, but this is not my field. I meant only that it is not the browser changes address, and that redirection, however, takes place. – nmr May 14 '19 at 21:53
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im moving from another cms to wordpress so its for seo.wordpress just redirect firstpage so this link
example.com/foo?paged=2not redirecting – Jerry May 15 '19 at 6:19 -
So that case wouldn't be affected, it's only the trailing slash on the very end that matters, e.g.
/foovs/foo/that Google pays attention to, see seroundtable.com/google-trailing-slashes-url-24943.html – Tom J Nowell♦ May 15 '19 at 12:10
/?version is more correct – Tom J Nowell♦ May 14 '19 at 20:38