I changed: add_rewrite_rule(‘^brand-list/([^/]*)/([^/]*)/page/([0-9]+)?’,’index.php?pagename=brand-list&brand=$matches[1]§ion=$matches[2]&paged=$matches[3]’,’top’); to: add_rewrite_rule(‘^brand-list/([^/]*)/([^/]*)/page/?([0-9]{1,})/?$’,’index.php?pagename=brand-list&brand=$matches[1]§ion=$matches[2]&paged=$matches[3]’,’top’); Note the difference is /page/([0-9]+)? is now /page/?([0-9]{1,})/?$ seems to be working now.
In the tags of your answer there is <plugins> so I think you are trying to add custom rewrite rules from a plugin. In your question you say something about page template that is (generally) a theme-related matter. Of course you can create rewrite rules from a plugin and use them for a page template … Read more
Simply use a $_POST variable to set the terms to the page that handle the recomendations and use an hook into pre_get_posts to set the query. I write a function that output the link, and you can use it as a template tag. Add this function in a plugin or in your functions.php function more_recomentation_link() … Read more
You would use the wp_title and the_title filters as appropriate to modify that. Content? Well, you can re-use the content and place the shortcode after, or the shortcode can otherwise modify the_content…
All the activation/deactivation/uninstall hooks only trigger for plugins. Your best bet for a theme is the switch_theme hook, which has one argument: $new_theme. More info in that answer by @prettyboymp.
Your regular expression is requiring the last slash be present which it will not be by default. So the path tides/mylocation/ is shortened to tides/mylocation and then tested. Instead, wrap the last part in an optional group using the ? and update the match number. add_rewrite_rule(‘tides/([^/]+)(/([^/]+))?’, ‘index.php?page_id=4348&location=$matches[1]&month=$matches[3]’, ‘top’);
That’s going to the non wp rules because you’re not mapping the URL to the index.php page format. If you want it to be a WP rule, then you need to start the destination with index.php and include the query string to define what you want the query to contain. So if you wanted it … Read more
doesn’t it work get_query_var(‘u’) to grab the variable ? Also you need to use – “index.php?pagename=search-result&u=”. ‘$matches[1]’ , single quote surrounding $matches[1].
When a plugin is activated, the only thing that runs on that activation request is the activation hook. whatever you’ve got hooked to init has not and will not run on that request, so you need to register it in your activation before you flush rewrites. it’s only after the plugin is activated, on the … Read more
I fixed this issue by adding a rewrite rule to my functions.php file at the top: function melon_rewrites($rules) { $new_rules = array( ‘parties/([^/]*)/([^/]*)$’ => ‘index.php?melon-parties=$matches[2]’ ); $rules = $new_rules + $rules; return $rules; } add_filter(‘rewrite_rules_array’, ‘melon_rewrites’); I then changed my cpt to allow a query_var: function register_custom_post_types() { $args = array( ‘labels’ => array( ‘name’ … Read more