As I mentioned in my comment, the date rewrite rule is picking up your post permalink and trying to load a year archive instead of your single post. Since it appears you don’t use date URLs on your site, you can change the date structure so it no longer clashes. Add this to your theme’s … Read more
Have you tried this? I had gotten the same problem before. I did these steps, and it works for me. I use this code in my functions.php // New method of WordPress Query since 3.4.1 if ( ! function_exists( ‘ucc_add_cpts_to_pre_get_posts’ ) ) { function ucc_add_cpts_to_pre_get_posts( $query ) { if ( $query->is_main_query() && ! is_post_type_archive() && … Read more
Your paths should be: /wp-content/themes/gt3-wp-pure/page-templates/ … instead of: public_html/wp-content/themes/gt3-wp-pure/page-templates/
From the Admin Dashboard, Go to Permalink Settings and hit Save Changes. Hope this will solve the problem.
After browsing all my dashboard, the solution turned out to be simple: Navigate to: Dashboard -> settings -> permalinks For some reason “Custom structure” was activated. I simply had to choose “Post name” instead. Now all my links look as they should.
It’s not possible to catch a non–match to template in WP because it will always match some template. The very last template it will fall back to will simply be index.php, the most generic one in template hierarchy. In general the appropriate hook for such logic is typically template_redirect in template-loader.php. At this point the … Read more
If you want to remove the index.php from your URL structure, then using this rewrite rule (assuming you’re using Apache, from your question) in your .htaccess will help. # BEGIN WordPress RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /index.php [L] # END WordPress Then, flush permalinks by either using WP-CLI … Read more
I found out its because I used a Input with name=”name” which caused this issue. I believe the name ‘name’ is a keyword in wordpress/php. I replaced the ‘name’ to ‘personname’ then it works as charm. … <input name=”personname” type=”text” value=”” /> … $_POST[‘gsdname’] // multiple time in my code … Best regards Floh
In the template used for category archives you should have no use for new WP_Query. For all the main templates that WordPress loads itself for post archives, WordPress has already queried the correct posts, so you don’t need to query them again with WP_Query. For these templates, it’s the template’s job just to display those … Read more
I resolve this disabling “Modsecurity” in Cpanel.