Closed joshuadavidnelson closed 2 years ago
This is available in version 0.5.0. You’ll need to add the following line to your theme’s function.php
file or a custom plugin file to allow all query vars to be passed on any redirects performed by this plugin:
add_filter( 'dwpb_pass_query_string_on_redirect', '__return_true' );
After enabled you can control this further using the dwpb_allowed_query_vars
filter to modify the allowed query vars:
add_filter( 'dwpb_allowed_query_vars', 'issue_52_example_filter_query_vars', 10, 1 );
/**
* Filter for allowed queary string variables.
*
* This passes an array of the query vars allowed, all others will be removed.
*
* @since 0.5.0
* @param array $allowed_query_vars an array of the allowed query variable keys.
* @return array
*/
function issue_52_example_filter_query_vars( $allowed_query_vars ) {
// swap this for your own logic to modify the query vars passed
// here we're allowing only 'utm' vars.
$allowed_query_vars = array( 'utm' );
return $allowed_query_vars;
}
Note all query strings are passed through esc_html
during the redirect.
A request in this WP Support Forum post to allow for front-end redirects to include "utm variables". Likely this would be implemented as a optionally feature (perhaps via a filter and eventually a settings page interface) to pass all url params in front-end redirects.