That was wpForo issue which has been fixed, not related to what you have now.

You need to contact your server for further support. As we have done all we could.

About the URL's.

You can always check your URL's with wpForo.com/community

https://wpforo.com/participant/chris/ my Profile.

As you see, there is no /community/ before /participants/

The snippet is located at: Dashboard > Code Snippets

I'm sorry but we need time, working/debugging several websites, just can't do all at once. 

Our forum is located on https://www.livetube.tv/forum and all links should resolve to https://www.livetube.tv/forum/xxx rather than livetube.tv/xxx

Can you please guide us where you did these redirect settings?
You mentioned that you added a snippet - where did you do this?

And we need to further investigate this, perhaps by downgrading to an earlier version of WP Foro to confirm that it is not related to the most recent WP Foro plugin upgrade.

Many thanks

Sven

Also we have a re-write to force the backslash on our folder multisite pages not to appear

# BEGIN WordPress
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule .* -
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ -
RewriteRule ^news/$ /news

Could it be that either of these, for our multisite, is effecting WP Foro rewrites?

Or could the use if php 8.1 be an issue?

And can you please tell us what you have added and where, so that we are able to change it if needed.

Thanks for clarification

S

For livetube.tv/about/?9 it would explain such behavior, or do I misunderstand anything?

Will check with them too

S

Ignored query string parameters with standard caching

For all of the parameters listed below, WP Rocket will ignore the query string and serve the standard cache file, regardless of any parameter values in the URL. Here’s what that means:

example.com/about-us/?gclid=something 
example.com/about-us/?gclid=somethingelse  

// will BOTH receive the cache file from:
example.com/about-us/

many thanks for taking the time to look into the issue.

I am not aware of any redirections other than the ones in place from WPML but we will now take a closer look after your feedback in order to find out what's the root cause for these errors.

As I mentioned, the problem only started recently. So we need to check if any other plugin is initiating any redirects. I doubt it that it is server related but will check this way as well.

Just to double-check - you do not think that the multisite install and settings are playing a factor? 

Also, where would we deactivate the new snippet if we found and resolved the initial problem?

Again, appreciate your support and the time you spent looking into things.

Regards,

S

 

We have checked your website and got the following.

There is a plugin in your website or it can be from your server or something else, we couldn't find where the problem comes from. However, the issue is that the URL's get several redirections, before leading to the target page.

  Example with non wpForo page: https://www.livetube.tv/about

If you press on the link from the menu, it does 2 redirects before getting to the target page.

And if you add a variable next to the URL.

  Example: https://www.livetube.tv/about/?9(9 is the variable) you won't go to

https://www.livetube.tv/about/?9 you go to https://www.livetube.tv/about which is not how it should be and there is a plugin/server side or something else which affects on it.

But if you do the same with wpForo Website and Forum page, it works.

Example:

wpForo Page: https://wpforo.com/participants/?9

WordPress Page(none wpForo): https://wpforo.com/docs/?9 

 We have added a New Snippet in your Snippet plugin, which passes the redirection and leads to the login and reg pages, but this is not a full fix. The issue with the redirections happens in many places in the forum.

Example: If you go to Recent posts and press the Dropdown select other option, for example Unread Posts, the Forum gets redirected to Forum Homepage.

So after all the explanations, we can say that this issue is not from wpForo.

Contact the person who has created the structure of your website, who knows what's what in that huge website, it's a plugin theme or something else. As an option, you can also contact the server hosting(but we are not sure that it can be from them).