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Reindirizzamento automatico quando la query di ricerca di WordPress effettua una sola corrispondenza

A volte, quando si effettua una ricerca su un blog WordPress, si ottiene un solo elemento nei risultati. A seconda dell’organizzazione del sito, questo dovrebbe essere comunque l’elemento che l’utente stava cercando. Un utente ci ha chiesto se c’era un modo per reindirizzare all’articolo se i risultati della ricerca effettuano una sola corrispondenza. In questo articolo vi mostreremo come reindirizzare gli utenti all’articolo quando la query di ricerca effettua una sola corrispondenza.

Tutto ciò che dovete fare è aprire il file functions.php del vostro tema e incollare il seguente frammento.

add_action('template_redirect', 'one_match_redirect');
function one_match_redirect() {
    if (is_search()) {
        global $wp_query;
        if ($wp_query->post_count == 1) {
            wp_redirect( get_permalink( $wp_query->posts['0']->ID ) );
        }
    }
}

Ora bisogna fare attenzione al fatto che alcuni utenti non si aspettano questa funzionalità. Quindi potrebbe spaventarli.

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  1. Casey Lessard

    Worked for me. I run a local search engine using WordPress and I have been trying to find this solution for some time. Does exactly as described. Thank you so much!

  2. Eric

    I want to make it so when some searches a specific phrase it redirects to an easter egg, like if someone searches “I see dead people” specifically it’ll redirect them to a URL I can define.

  3. Nebulas Website Design

    Thanks for this piece of code it made my client very happy and I didn’t thnk it could be done. However it’s not working for us we are using the Relevanssi search plugin should it work with this?

  4. carlos

    What if I want to redirect any search query to the most relevant post no matter what the number of posts the search returns? I’d really like to be able to do that.

  5. CalebZahnd

    This is handy. Thanks!

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