New answers tagged url-rewriting
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This worked in the end, not sure why I was not getting anything showing up in the re-write rules initially but this worked.
add_rewrite_rule( 'test-sale-yacht/([^/]*)?',
'index.php?pagename=test-sale-yacht&yacht_name_id=$matches[1]', 'top');
with yacht_name_id added in as a filter
Jules
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You're missing the WP $matches[1] syntax for the regex that gets matched.
I think you want /? on the end too.
Easiest way I found to test was to temporarily put flush_rewrite_rules() in whilst testing, then you don't have to do anything else. I have a similar regex which sends /foo/catname/ to index.php?taxonomy=category&term=catname, here's what I used ...
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I just did a test and it seems like the rewrite rules imply ^ if you do not specify it. In my test I found:
rule 'foo' matched url 'foo'
rule '^foo' matched url 'foo'
rule 'foo' did not match url 'afoo'
rule '^foo' did not much url 'afoo'
rule '.*foo' matched url 'afoo'
So i had to explicitly add some matching regex at the start for it to match extra ...
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This code produces the right structure but the post can't be found
(404)
That is because the custom rewrite tags (%filter_1% and %filter_2%) appeared as-is in the generated rewrite rules (in the database). So you need to register the tags so that they're replaced with the proper RegEx (regular expression) pattern when WordPress (re-)generates the rules.
And ...
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First, you need to register the %office% rewrite tag:
// First, add the rewrite tag.
add_rewrite_tag( '%office%', '([^/]+)', 'post_type=office_members&office_name=' );
// Then call add_permastruct().
add_permastruct( 'office_members', ... );
Then, add the custom office_name arg to the public query vars so that WordPress reads/parses it from the URL:
...
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It's quite easy, actually:
Change the generated permalink structure so that it ends with the post ID and not the post slug (but it still contains the post slug):
// After you registered the post type:
register_post_type( 'ex_article', $args );
// .. run this code:
global $wp_rewrite;
$wp_rewrite->extra_permastructs['ex_article']['struct'] = 'sa/%...
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Our custom rewrite rule works for top-level services but not child
services.
Your rewrite rule, or the query (the second parameter for add_rewrite_rule()) is just missing a service query:
add_rewrite_rule( // wrapped for brevity
'^consultancy/(.*)/?',
// Here, add the &service=$matches[1]
'index.php?post_type=service&name=$matches[1]&...
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@kingsgambit
I want to pass the following URL Parameters at the end of every image URL in WordPress site: ?f=auto
I am using WooCommerce and wanted to add following URL Parameters at the end of every image in my WordPress site.
Can you please help me with that?
Regards!!
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