How to implement very unusual wordpress routing structure?
How to implement very unusual wordpress routing structure?
How to implement very unusual wordpress routing structure?
What’s wrong with my call to register_rest_route() ? Is it the way I’m trying to access it? This is the correct way to access that endpoint: The route I’m trying to access is http://site.test/wp-json/mchs/v1/search/[email protected] But then you’re getting the 404 error because the path variable in the second parameter below, is not in the correct … Read more
Take a look at this plugin -> http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/redirection/
Maybe you are looking for a URL Rewrite (.htaccess) answer, but a simple solution is giving the site name its ID. Not related, but useful: add a column with the site ID in the Sites screen (/wp-admin/network/sites.php). Drop the plugin in the mu-plugins folder. <?php /** * Plugin Name: Multisite – Add Site ID Column … Read more
There is a plugin wp-mvc which provides you the Routing functionality as some other frameworks. Check this documentation: WP MVC Routing
You need to flush the routes . Use route -n flush several times . Afterwards add your routes with route add.
Anycast is networking technique where the same IP prefix is advertised from multiple locations. The network then decides which location to route a user request to, based on routing protocol costs and possibly the ‘health’ of the advertising servers. There are several benefits to anycast. First, in steady state, users of an anycast service (DNS … Read more
The template for the Series taxonomy is your-theme/taxonomy-series.php. Generally speaking, taxonomies use the taxonomy-{taxonomy-name}.php template which is outlined in the Template Hierarchy article in the Theme Development handbook. The diagram in that article is particularly helpful with determining what template WordPress is loading. I double checked how the plugin registered the taxonomy by searching the … Read more
template_include is a filter hook so you should use add_filter() instead of add_action(), it’s breaking the semantics here. Though both functions internally do the same thing. Try the following code, I haven’t tested it but it should work. Simplified and removed some codes. add_filter(‘template_include’, [$self, ‘load_route_template’]); public function load_route_template($template) { if (!$this->matched_route instanceof Route || … Read more
Here you go, pay attention to the code and its comments: function my_custom_rewrite_for_react() { // Add to your resource ‘index.php’ a param and its value. Here I chose as an example ‘custom_template’ and the value ‘1’. add_rewrite_rule( ‘^login/?’, ‘index.php?custom_template=1’, ‘top’ ); add_rewrite_rule( ‘^/logout/?’, ‘index.php?custom_template=1’, ‘top’ ); // WordPress does not know your custom param, so … Read more