You can’t do that with a rewrite rule, the regular page rule already matches, but you can intercept the data that’s extracted from that rule before it gets transformed into a query. We do that by hooking the parse_request action, where we can check for a custom slug, and modify the request object directly. I … Read more
Query parameters added using add_rewrite_endpoint() are available using get_query_var(). So if you register /en/ as an endpoint: function wpse_318560_en_endpoint(){ add_rewrite_endpoint(‘en’, EP_ALL); } add_action(‘init’, ‘wpse_318560_en_endpoint’ ); And don’t flush rewrite rules on init. Rewrite rules only need to be flushed once. See this note in the developer docs for a way to properly flush rewrite rules … Read more
You want to use the add_rewrite_endpoint since what you are concerned with is at the end of the URL. function wpseo331941_reader_endpoint() { add_rewrite_endpoint(‘readers’, EP_PERMALINK | EP_PAGES); } add_action(‘init’, ‘wpseo331941_reader_endpoint’, 10, 0); //When you want to check if the ‘readers’ is being used if ( false !== get_query_var(‘readers’, false) ){ //…. } Note that the false … Read more
There is a plugin that does exactly this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/multiple-domain-mapping-on-single-site Anyway, it would be nicer to have things under control with an understandable few lines of script, so I’m still open to answers
After a long search finally i found a working solution. I am posting here in case someone face the similar issue, it would be helpful. Here is my working code: add_action(‘template_redirect’, array($this, ‘zip_template’)); add_filter( ‘rewrite_rules_array’, array($this, ‘zip_rule’) ); add_filter( ‘query_vars’, array( $this, ‘zip_query_vars’ ) ); add_action( ‘wp_loaded’, array( $this, ‘flush_rules’ ) ); /** * Rewrite … Read more
I just did a test and it seems like the rewrite rules imply ^ if you do not specify it. In my test I found: rule ‘foo’ matched url ‘foo’ rule ‘^foo’ matched url ‘foo’ rule ‘foo’ did not match url ‘afoo’ rule ‘^foo’ did not much url ‘afoo’ rule ‘.*foo’ matched url ‘afoo’ So … Read more
The way I see it, you could do: // Via the init hook, do all these: register_post_type( ‘library-books’, [ ‘public’ => true, ‘label’ => ‘Library Books’, ‘rewrite’ => [ ‘with_front’ => false, ‘slug’ => ‘library/books’ ], ‘has_archive’ => ‘library/books’, // other args here ] ); register_post_type( ‘library’, [ ‘public’ => true, ‘label’ => ‘Libraries’, ‘rewrite’ … Read more
Yes, the post_link_category hook is indeed what you would use to filter the %category% replacement value in the permalink. And here’s an example with prominent_cat being the meta key and the value being the category name (e.g. Pizza Hut), where I’m using get_term_by() to get the category object/data: add_filter( ‘post_link_category’, ‘my_post_link_category’, 10, 3 ); function … Read more
This code above works fine up to one endpoint but not working for multiple endpoints like following https://example.com/dogs/shop/prod-cat1 https://example.com/dogs/shop/prod-cat2 https://example.com/cats/shop/prod-cat1 https://example.com/cats/shop/prod-cat2 Uses template shop-cat.php & value of query variable i.e prod-cat1, prod-cat2 available on template Your request hook callback is always setting the query var to true, like so (for the shop var): if (isset($vars[‘shop’])) … Read more
Basically a duplicate of this question. It comes up a lot, and the remove category base functionality probably should be an option in WordPress to be honest. Here was my answer from there: No Category Base plugin to remove the /category/ bit from the URL. 🙂 If you have a page with the same name … Read more