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Timestamp:
09/24/2015 02:03:05 PM (9 years ago)
Author:
wonderboymusic
Message:

Canonical/Rewrite: sanity check posts that are paged with <!--nextpage-->. Page numbers past the max number of pages are returning the last page of content and causing infinite duplicate content.

Awesome rewrite bug: the page query var was being set to '/4' in $wp. When cast to int, it returns 0 (Bless you, PHP). WP_Query calls trim( $page, '/' ) when setting its own query var. The few places that were checking page before posts were queried now have sanity checks, so that these changes work without flushing rewrites.

Adds/updates unit tests.

Props wonderboymusic, dd32.
See #11694.

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  • trunk/src/wp-includes/class-wp.php

    r34476 r34492  
    588588     */
    589589    public function handle_404() {
    590         global $wp_query;
     590        global $wp_query, $wp;
    591591
    592592        // If we've already issued a 404, bail.
     
    597597        if ( is_admin() || is_robots() || $wp_query->posts ) {
    598598
    599             // Only set X-Pingback for single posts.
     599            $success = true;
    600600            if ( is_singular() ) {
    601601                $p = clone $wp_query->post;
     602                // Only set X-Pingback for single posts that allow pings.
    602603                if ( $p && pings_open( $p ) ) {
    603604                    @header( 'X-Pingback: ' . get_bloginfo( 'pingback_url' ) );
    604605                }
    605             }
    606 
    607             status_header( 200 );
    608             return;
     606
     607                // check for paged content that exceeds the max number of pages
     608                $next = '<!--nextpage-->';
     609                if ( $p && false !== strpos( $p->post_content, $next ) && ! empty( $wp->query_vars['page'] ) ) {
     610                    $page = trim( $wp->query_vars['page'], '/' );
     611                    $success = (int) $page <= ( substr_count( $p->post_content, $next ) + 1 );
     612                }
     613            }
     614
     615            if ( $success ) {
     616                status_header( 200 );
     617                return;
     618            }
    609619        }
    610620
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