When I call the template part in the second instance, how do I ensure that no feature_id value is resident, since none is passed? I’m afraid you misunderstood what set_query_var really does. It doesn’t pass anything and it doesn’t work only for the next get_template_part call. OK, so what does it really do? From docs: … Read more
Rewrite rules in WordPress should point to index.php, and to substitute a matched value (number from address) to URL parameter (item_id) you must use $matches[1] instead of $1. So your rule should look like this: add_rewrite_rule(‘^add-item/([0-9]+)/?’, ‘index.php?item_id=$matches[1]’, ‘top’); You usually need to complete the rule with information about what is displayed. For display: single post … Read more
Query vars are… fun like that. Depending on which archive you are messing with get_post_type() just might be simple enough to do it (it gets type from actual post, not query). Otherwise you might want to go for get_queried_object() to figure out what precisely you are dealing with.
The query_vars filter does not run until after init. The earliest hook you can use get_query_var() is parse_request, which runs after init, but before send_headers, wp, template_redirect, and template_include.
The answer to my general question has a very specific answer, and I found the answer by running across this answer to more or less the same problem. Basically GoDaddy hosting does something special to utm_-type query strings. Tech support could provide no detail. In case anyone else runs across this, it looks like something … Read more
You say that the listing is a custom post type so each job listing has a post ID so you can just pass that to your uploadcv.php in your Apply Now Button : <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/22457/.uploadcv.php?listing_id=<?php echo $post->ID; ?>”>Apply Now</a> and then retrieve that in your uploadcv.php : $listing_ID = (int)$_GET[‘listing_id’]; Now as far as saving … Read more
You should probably provide different default if empty string is indistinguishable from your value. $myvar = get_query_var( ‘myvar1’, false ); if ( false !== $myvar ) { // stuff }
add_rewrite_rule permalinks break in WordPress 4.5
Get query parameters from external url and make a redirection
add_filter(‘query_vars’) not working in custom template