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I have this type of query string, Like:
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.12.4/jquery.min.js?ba0a5a&ba0a5a
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.11.4/jquery-ui.min.js?ba0a5a&ba0a5a
https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.3.0/css/font-awesome.min.css?ba0a5a&ba0a5a
How to remove, for example, ?ba0a5a&ba0a5a, from the URL.
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I have this type of query string, Like:
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.12.4/jquery.min.js?ba0a5a&ba0a5a
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.11.4/jquery-ui.min.js?ba0a5a&ba0a5a
https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.3.0/css/font-awesome.min.css?ba0a5a&ba0a5a
How to remove, for example, ?ba0a5a&ba0a5a, from the URL.
customization query-string
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These don't look "normal" and WP doesn't natively load jQuery from a CDN. I would recommend to determine where are they coming from and why do they get queries attached first.
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yesterday
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I have this type of query string, Like:
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.12.4/jquery.min.js?ba0a5a&ba0a5a
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.11.4/jquery-ui.min.js?ba0a5a&ba0a5a
https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.3.0/css/font-awesome.min.css?ba0a5a&ba0a5a
How to remove, for example, ?ba0a5a&ba0a5a, from the URL.
customization query-string
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asked yesterday
Rakesh Patidar
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I have this type of query string, Like:
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.12.4/jquery.min.js?ba0a5a&ba0a5a
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.11.4/jquery-ui.min.js?ba0a5a&ba0a5a
https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.3.0/css/font-awesome.min.css?ba0a5a&ba0a5a
How to remove, for example, ?ba0a5a&ba0a5a, from the URL.
customization query-string
customization query-string
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Castiblanco
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Rakesh Patidar
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These don't look "normal" and WP doesn't natively load jQuery from a CDN. I would recommend to determine where are they coming from and why do they get queries attached first.
– Rarst
yesterday
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These don't look "normal" and WP doesn't natively load jQuery from a CDN. I would recommend to determine where are they coming from and why do they get queries attached first.
– Rarst
yesterday
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These don't look "normal" and WP doesn't natively load jQuery from a CDN. I would recommend to determine where are they coming from and why do they get queries attached first.
– Rarst
yesterday
These don't look "normal" and WP doesn't natively load jQuery from a CDN. I would recommend to determine where are they coming from and why do they get queries attached first.
– Rarst
yesterday
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You can remove the Query Strings using this code in your functions.php
function _remove_query_strings( $src )
$parts = explode( '?', $src );
return $parts[0];
add_filter( 'script_loader_src', '_remove_query_strings', 15, 1 );
add_filter( 'style_loader_src', '_remove_query_strings', 15, 1 ); //not need to in your case since it's for the CSS files
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While this answers question literally, I highly recommend to never do this unconditionally for all scripts/styles. It's very normal for WP core and extensions to use query strings for versioning of assets (which is suboptimal technique from cache perspective, but it is what it is).
– Rarst
yesterday
Use it "at your own risk" I should've added. Thanks.
– Castiblanco
yesterday
Yeah, wouldn't this break cache-revving via url params? I think OP should find where those scripts are enqued and remove the query-strings manually. do a global search in the theme for enqueue_script &/or the urls that have query-strings added to them & see if there's a simpler (more concise less global) solution (like just removing the query strings or adding an exception to the filter which is adding them in the first place).
– admcfajn
yesterday
This function removes only ?v,?var type query string but not remove ?ba0a5a&ba0a5a this type query string. This function not working.
– Rakesh Patidar
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1 Answer
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You can remove the Query Strings using this code in your functions.php
function _remove_query_strings( $src )
$parts = explode( '?', $src );
return $parts[0];
add_filter( 'script_loader_src', '_remove_query_strings', 15, 1 );
add_filter( 'style_loader_src', '_remove_query_strings', 15, 1 ); //not need to in your case since it's for the CSS files
answered yesterday
Castiblanco
1,78721020
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While this answers question literally, I highly recommend to never do this unconditionally for all scripts/styles. It's very normal for WP core and extensions to use query strings for versioning of assets (which is suboptimal technique from cache perspective, but it is what it is).
– Rarst
yesterday
Use it "at your own risk" I should've added. Thanks.
– Castiblanco
yesterday
Yeah, wouldn't this break cache-revving via url params? I think OP should find where those scripts are enqued and remove the query-strings manually. do a global search in the theme for enqueue_script &/or the urls that have query-strings added to them & see if there's a simpler (more concise less global) solution (like just removing the query strings or adding an exception to the filter which is adding them in the first place).
– admcfajn
yesterday
This function removes only ?v,?var type query string but not remove ?ba0a5a&ba0a5a this type query string. This function not working.
– Rakesh Patidar
yesterday
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up vote
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You can remove the Query Strings using this code in your functions.php
function _remove_query_strings( $src )
$parts = explode( '?', $src );
return $parts[0];
add_filter( 'script_loader_src', '_remove_query_strings', 15, 1 );
add_filter( 'style_loader_src', '_remove_query_strings', 15, 1 ); //not need to in your case since it's for the CSS files
answered yesterday
Castiblanco
1,78721020
2
While this answers question literally, I highly recommend to never do this unconditionally for all scripts/styles. It's very normal for WP core and extensions to use query strings for versioning of assets (which is suboptimal technique from cache perspective, but it is what it is).
– Rarst
yesterday
Use it "at your own risk" I should've added. Thanks.
– Castiblanco
yesterday
Yeah, wouldn't this break cache-revving via url params? I think OP should find where those scripts are enqued and remove the query-strings manually. do a global search in the theme for enqueue_script &/or the urls that have query-strings added to them & see if there's a simpler (more concise less global) solution (like just removing the query strings or adding an exception to the filter which is adding them in the first place).
– admcfajn
yesterday
This function removes only ?v,?var type query string but not remove ?ba0a5a&ba0a5a this type query string. This function not working.
– Rakesh Patidar
yesterday
add a comment |Â
up vote
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up vote
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You can remove the Query Strings using this code in your functions.php
function _remove_query_strings( $src )
$parts = explode( '?', $src );
return $parts[0];
add_filter( 'script_loader_src', '_remove_query_strings', 15, 1 );
add_filter( 'style_loader_src', '_remove_query_strings', 15, 1 ); //not need to in your case since it's for the CSS files
answered yesterday
Castiblanco
1,78721020
You can remove the Query Strings using this code in your functions.php
function _remove_query_strings( $src )
$parts = explode( '?', $src );
return $parts[0];
add_filter( 'script_loader_src', '_remove_query_strings', 15, 1 );
add_filter( 'style_loader_src', '_remove_query_strings', 15, 1 ); //not need to in your case since it's for the CSS files
answered yesterday
Castiblanco
1,78721020
answered yesterday
Castiblanco
1,78721020
answered yesterday
Castiblanco
1,78721020
answered yesterday
Castiblanco
1,78721020
1,78721020
2
While this answers question literally, I highly recommend to never do this unconditionally for all scripts/styles. It's very normal for WP core and extensions to use query strings for versioning of assets (which is suboptimal technique from cache perspective, but it is what it is).
– Rarst
yesterday
Use it "at your own risk" I should've added. Thanks.
– Castiblanco
yesterday
Yeah, wouldn't this break cache-revving via url params? I think OP should find where those scripts are enqued and remove the query-strings manually. do a global search in the theme for enqueue_script &/or the urls that have query-strings added to them & see if there's a simpler (more concise less global) solution (like just removing the query strings or adding an exception to the filter which is adding them in the first place).
– admcfajn
yesterday
This function removes only ?v,?var type query string but not remove ?ba0a5a&ba0a5a this type query string. This function not working.
– Rakesh Patidar
yesterday
add a comment |Â
2
While this answers question literally, I highly recommend to never do this unconditionally for all scripts/styles. It's very normal for WP core and extensions to use query strings for versioning of assets (which is suboptimal technique from cache perspective, but it is what it is).
– Rarst
yesterday
Use it "at your own risk" I should've added. Thanks.
– Castiblanco
yesterday
Yeah, wouldn't this break cache-revving via url params? I think OP should find where those scripts are enqued and remove the query-strings manually. do a global search in the theme for enqueue_script &/or the urls that have query-strings added to them & see if there's a simpler (more concise less global) solution (like just removing the query strings or adding an exception to the filter which is adding them in the first place).
– admcfajn
yesterday
This function removes only ?v,?var type query string but not remove ?ba0a5a&ba0a5a this type query string. This function not working.
– Rakesh Patidar
yesterday
2
2
While this answers question literally, I highly recommend to never do this unconditionally for all scripts/styles. It's very normal for WP core and extensions to use query strings for versioning of assets (which is suboptimal technique from cache perspective, but it is what it is).
– Rarst
yesterday
While this answers question literally, I highly recommend to never do this unconditionally for all scripts/styles. It's very normal for WP core and extensions to use query strings for versioning of assets (which is suboptimal technique from cache perspective, but it is what it is).
– Rarst
yesterday
Use it "at your own risk" I should've added. Thanks.
– Castiblanco
yesterday
Use it "at your own risk" I should've added. Thanks.
– Castiblanco
yesterday
Yeah, wouldn't this break cache-revving via url params? I think OP should find where those scripts are enqued and remove the query-strings manually. do a global search in the theme for enqueue_script &/or the urls that have query-strings added to them & see if there's a simpler (more concise less global) solution (like just removing the query strings or adding an exception to the filter which is adding them in the first place).
– admcfajn
yesterday
Yeah, wouldn't this break cache-revving via url params? I think OP should find where those scripts are enqued and remove the query-strings manually. do a global search in the theme for enqueue_script &/or the urls that have query-strings added to them & see if there's a simpler (more concise less global) solution (like just removing the query strings or adding an exception to the filter which is adding them in the first place).
– admcfajn
yesterday
This function removes only ?v,?var type query string but not remove ?ba0a5a&ba0a5a this type query string. This function not working.
– Rakesh Patidar
yesterday
This function removes only ?v,?var type query string but not remove ?ba0a5a&ba0a5a this type query string. This function not working.
– Rakesh Patidar
yesterday
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These don't look "normal" and WP doesn't natively load jQuery from a CDN. I would recommend to determine where are they coming from and why do they get queries attached first.
– Rarst
yesterday