rewrite-rules

How to rewrite CPT-Permalinks the correct way (incorporating meta-box-data)?

It’s a bit simpler to let WordPress handle generating the permastruct when you register your post type. I also recommend against using global variables, there are API functions for most of what you need to accomplish with the rewrite class. function magazine_issues_rewrite() { add_rewrite_tag( ‘%issuenumber%’, ‘([^&]+)’ ); add_rewrite_tag( ‘%issueyear%’, ‘([^&]+)’ ); // post type registration, … Read more

Migration from old CMS to WordPress 301 redirection rules?

I made modification of rules, now it is working fine. #For post page URLs RewriteRule ^(.*)-some-category-suffix(.*)-some-category-suffix(.*).jpg.html(.*)$ /category-url/$1$2$3.html [L,R=301] #For post add-on page URLs RewriteRule ^(.*)full-size/(.*)-some-category-suffix(.*)-some-category-suffix(.*).jpg-(.*)(.*).html$ /category-url/$1$2$3$4.html?-$5$6 [L,R=301] #Category URLs RewriteRule ^(.*)-some-category-suffix(.*)-some-category-suffix(.*)$ /category_url/$1$2$3 [L,R=301]

WordPress URL rewrite problem

My recommendation is to register a custom post type. You can call it products, and then all posts placed under Products will get the http://domain.com/products/some-product rewrite. Once it’s its own post type, you can specify a custom template for it, single-product.php, and you can add any custom fields, classes, etc. from there.

Apache rewrite rules and wordpress problem

After weeks of fiddling around and trying all sorts of tricks, I finally figured it out. There we’re two things I was doing wrong, I wanted wordpress to be able to access get last two value’s in between slashes as GET parameters when an url like this /examentraining/vak/VAKNAME/LEVELNAME/ is submitted to WordPress. p=1316&vakname=VAKNAME&level=LEVELNAME => /examentraining/vak/VAKNAME/LEVELNAME/ … Read more

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