Changelog for Redirect URL to Post

0.15.1

Other

  • Cookie lifetime for each_once changed to 1 day, now independent of cache lifetime.

0.15.0

Features

  • New parameter each_once to pick each post only once when using redirect_to=random. Use each_once=rewind to start over again after all posts are done. each_once= with a target post/page ID to finish there. Works only if visitors have cookies enabled.

0.14.1

Other

  • Fixed typo
  • Made debugging more compatible with other plugins that get up early

0.14.0

Features

  • New parameter rutpdebug to show what is going on and help you debug issues. (Use rutpdebug=2 to show also query parameters.)

0.13.1

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed: Tracking parameters got lost.

0.13.0

Features

  • Redirect to the previous or next post (of the same post type) with ?redirect_to=prev or ?redirect_to=next.

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0.12.0

Features

  • New parameters comment_count, comment_count_min (>=) and comment_count_max (<=) to filter by comment count. The value is always an integer. comment_count also takes negative values, which means “not”. Requires WordPress 4.9+.

Other

  • Whitelisted more tracking parameters for Google and Matomo Analytics.

0.11.2

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed values of parameter “cat” getting lost.
  • Fixed incorrect inclusion of posts outside of “count” when using “bias”.

0.11.1

Other

  • Button parameter ‘params’ now formatted as: “key1=value1|key2=value2| …” (Old format will continue working.)

0.11.0

Features

  • New parameter ‘bias’, to be used together with ‘?redirect_to=random’ and ‘count’. The value of this parameter is a percentage that determines how much the posts determined by ‘count’ will be preferred over the rest. Example: www.example.com/?redirect_to=random&count=10&bias=80 -> The most recent 10 posts will be preferred with an 80% probability. Can be used together with ‘offset’.