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Refers to the process whereby an URL is manipulated to create what in WordPress is called a "pretty permalink"
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How to catch Rewrite rules then display a specific post?
I'm trying to catch the params sent by the rewrite rules and then display a selected post.
But for now, even if I can retrieve those param, the page redirect to the archive of my custom post type. W …
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How to catch Rewrite rules then display a specific post?
It appear, like @milo also said, that the correct way to doing this is by using the "parse_request" action that stand before the "pre_get_posts" action (see https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Acti …
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