In wordpress, the slug (post name) is unique per post type. So, an url like /company-1/items/item-type-1/product-1 and one like /company-2/items/item-type-1/product-1 where product-1 is the post name, cannot address to 2 different products. If you create 2 products with same title WordPress on saving will set an unique slug. Same thing is for articles. For this … Read more
Why doesn’t it work? I’m not sure. That particular pattern is the same as a parent/child page request, WordPress has to do some extra queries to determine if a post exists by that name, or if it’s a page. Why this breaks when you add an endpoint, I haven’t delved into the code to determine. … Read more
Set with_front to false to not prepended the front base to the permalink structure. Customize the permalink structure via the slug: ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘with_front’ => false, ‘slug’ => ‘portfolio’ )
You could search the latest attachments like my example below. I searches for the string “newsletter”, and the first time it pops up in a filename, it writes a link. I’ve tried to make it easy to understand. $attachments = get_posts( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘attachment’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 20, ‘post_status’ => null, ‘post_mime_type’ => ‘application/pdf,application/msword’ ) … Read more
Your get_author_posts_url() seems wrong, it doesn’t accept three parameters. Passing ID as first one should be sufficient to generate correct link, name argument is pretty redundant there.
If the permalink is to a file with an extension, no trailing slash is needed. http://www.domain.com/afile.html If the permalink is to a directory, a trailing slash is preferred. Otherwise, the server will respond with a redirect and the browser will have to add the trailing slash and make a second request automatically. http://www.domain.com/adirectory/ is served … Read more
The default post types are post, page, attachment, revision, and nav_menu_item. Replace ‘post_type’ with ‘post’: add_action(‘admin_head’, ‘wpds_custom_admin_post_css’); function wpds_custom_admin_post_css() { global $post_type; if ($post_type == ‘post’) { echo “<style>#edit-slug-box {display:none;}</style>”; } } If you want to remove it for multiple post types (i.e. post, page, or any custom post types you might have), change line … Read more
Try this query, remembering to change out your_posts_table with the proper name in your database. Using CONCAT, you can add any number of strings, just pass post_name to add your changes before/after. update your_posts_table set post_name = CONCAT(‘pre-‘, post_name) More info on MySQL CONCAT Note: Use a WHERE clause if you only want to update … Read more
I would suggest to use Search and Replace utility when you move your WordPress Network. it seamlessly update all the fields of the database from old domain to new domain. After that, you only need to update the domain name in wp-config.php. (Tip: do not include http:// and trailing slash while replacing the domain rather … Read more
I just completed something like this (with great help from folks on this site). First, you need to add the rewrite endpoint to your functions: function wpa_read_endpoint(){ add_rewrite_endpoint( ‘sub-url’, EP_PERMALINK); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpa_read_endpoint’ ); Make sure to then go to the permalinks section of admin and save to refresh permalink settings. Then add some … Read more