SOLUTION For my case i only had to add this code to my taxonomy: ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘mypostype-wich-should-be-displayed-before-the-taxonomy’, // This controls the base slug that will display before each term ‘with_front’ => false // Don’t display the category base before )
While you’ve found the problem already, here is some basic code to move a specific rule to the end of the rewrite rules with the rewrite_rules_array filter for people stumbling across a similar problem. Say I want to move the rule for ([^/]*)/([^/]*)/?$: add_filter(“rewrite_rules_array”, function($rules) { $keys = array_keys($rules); foreach($keys as $rule) { if($rule == … Read more
If you just want to see the content of the /hello-world post on /rewriteme page you can try to add something like this on the page.php of your theme: <?php if (is_page(‘rewriteme’)) { // query for the about page $your_query = new WP_Query( ‘postname=hello-world’ ); // “loop” through query (even though it’s just one page) … Read more
After trying a million of ways, I contacted the super admin and asked for permission to log into WP Engine, our host. I found there is a Multisite setting too. So I clicked “convert to multisite”, and, bang! the error is resolved. Subsites can work properly now.
I was able to solve the problem by just clearing the cache. If anyone facing similar issue you may try Deleting the browser cache, or trying in incognito mode Contact hosting as ask them to clear any server cache or disable any caching features they have Save the permalink again or delete the rewrite table … Read more
I believe this problem is less to do with the rewrite rule, which on the face of it looks like it should work, and more to do with WordPress’ canonical redirect. Basically when WordPress receives an url – it interprets it as a query. It then looks again at the url to check that the … Read more
You only made a mistake in the final step, when you convert the base62-encoded ID back to a decimal ID. You should not do this by changing the rewrite rules, as they are only patterns, not actual rules per post. What you want is take an incoming URL, let WordPress parse it using the rewrite … Read more
The problem is that the canonical url on all of those pages is http://www.lbjrealestate.com/property/. You either need to generate a custom canonical link for your pages, or provide an og:url tag for Facebook to read. Enter your url in the debugger to see what Facebook sees.
I would say you need to add the following rewrite rule in your foreach loop: add_rewrite_rule(‘^’.$pt_slug.’/category/(.+?)/page/?([0-9]{1,})/?’,’index.php?post_type=”.$post_type.”&category_name=$matches[1]&paged=$matches[2]’,’top’);
Your string is not read as a callback. You should pass an array: $pcpt = new Project_Custom_Post_Type; register_activation_hook( __FILE__, array( $pcpt, ‘activate’ ) ); Note that init happens before plugin activation, so not callbacks from your class will be executed.