aaron44126

<p>This simple plugin disables the automatic parsing of links in comments on your<br />
blog.  Ordinarily, if a user types something like http://www.google.com/, it<br />
will automatically be turned into a clickable link when it is displayed.  This<br />
plugin disables this behavior for http, ftp, and e-mail links.</p>
<p>Note that comments can include the HTML tags necessary to create links, if you<br />
allow HTML in comments, and these links will not be removed.  This also allows<br />
you as the administrator to get around the “no comments in links” rule enforced<br />
by this plugin, since administrators (and editors) by default can post comments<br />
with unfiltered HTML.</p>


No Comment Links

When activated, disables automatic parsing and creation of clickable links in comments, including http, ftp, and e-mail links.

cartpauj

<p>Shortcode Redirect allows site owners to automatically redirect a user after a chosen amount of seconds when viewing a page or post on the site. The plugin instructions are very simple. Add a shortcode to the post/page that looks like the following <code>[redirect url='http://somesite.com' sec='3']</code> the url= part is where you define the URL to redirect the user to and the sec= part is where you define how many seconds to wait before redirecting.</p>
<h4>Donate</h4>
<p><a href="http://www.memberpress.com/?aff=20" rel="nofollow ugc">If you like this plugin please consider donating</a></p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Works on pages and posts</li>
<li>NO settings or configurations to deal with</li>
<li>Define a URL to redirect the user to</li>
<li>Define how many seconds to wait before re-directing the user.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Note</h3>
<p>Shortcode redirect should work with older versions of WordPress as well but was not tested with anything older than 2.7</p>


Shortcode Redirect

A super easy way to automatically redirect a user to another page when viewing a post/page on your site.

No Comment Links vs Shortcode Redirect