You probably need to “flush” your permalinks. Turn the sitemap feature off, (yaost?), change your permalinks to default and back, turn on the sitemap feature again. I like using a separate plugin to handle this instead of using Yoast. I don’t like their naming convention/structure, and this issue seems to happen a lot.
I achieved it using this simple query <?php $chunks=array_chunk( get_posts([ ‘fields’=>’ids’, ‘posts_per_page’=>-1, ‘post_type’=>[$post->post_type], ‘orderby’=>’ID’, ‘order’=>’ASC’ ]), wp_sitemaps_get_max_urls(‘post’) ); foreach($chunks as $key => $chunk) { if(!in_array($post->ID,$chunk)) continue; var_dump(get_sitemap_url(‘posts’,$post->post_type,$key + 1)); break; }
The “memory exhausted” error in question happened because of this part in your function: ‘parent’ => $next_page -> post_parent, which should actually be ‘parent’ => $next_page -> ID (or I’d omit the unnecessary spaces, i.e. I’d use ‘parent’ => $next_page->ID). And the error can be illustrated like so: $cur_page = get_post( 123 ); // assume … Read more
wordpress sitemap subtypes returns 404 with correct data for pages bigger than 1
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Here is a quick crack at it, which should work in two level depth: <h2 id=”posts”>My Post Type</h2> <ul> <?php $not_in = array(); //to avoid naming the same post over and over //get top level terms $Parent_terms = get_terms( ‘my_taxonomy’, array(‘orderby’ => ‘name’,’parent’ => 0)); foreach ($Parent_terms as $term) { echo “<li><h3>”.$term->name.”</h3>”; echo “<ul>”; //get … Read more
You can use Xenu’s Link Sleuth to get a list of all pages that are linked to on your site. It doesn’t technically show all pages that exist, but it shows all pages that a user or search engine could reasonably reach (i.e. those that are linked to from within your site).
Possible mistake: depends on what you mean by ‘page’. Search engines would count archives pages as pages, whereas WordPress will only count post-type page, not archives nor posts.
You are most probably exceeding the maximum execution time when trying to retrieve 7000 posts/products, or specifically more than 2000 posts/products. To be quite honest with you, 7000 posts/products (or even just a list of posts/products) all packed in one single page is not only going to drive you crazy, but anyone visiting your site. … Read more