Considering WordPress Codex flush_rewrite_rules This function is useful when used with custom post types as it allows for automatic flushing of the WordPress rewrite rules (usually needs to be done manually for new custom post types). However, this is an expensive operation so it should only be used when absolutely necessary.… I’d recommend you to … Read more
Set has_archive to false in your arguments when registering your post type, flush your permalinks and you should be goog to go. EDIT has_archive (boolean or string) (optional) Enables post type archives. Will use $post_type as archive slug by default. Default: false
Use this function to remove the apostrophe: preg_replace( “/[:’]/”, “”, $title );
The code seems incomplete. Maybe the problem is simply that you define $id but then try to use $user_id? Also, I think id is a protected variable, so maybe use my_id instead. Try this: www.mysite.com/test?my_id=123 $user_id = $_REQUEST[‘my_id’]; $camp_link = get_site_url().”/campaign-detail/?id=”.$user_id; echo “<p class=”campaign_store_name”><a href=””.$camp_link.””>”.$camp_title.”</a></p>”; $arform_id = Get_ARFORM_ID_using_slug($camp_link);
EDIT Since you can only have unique term slugs in a taxonomy, you should go for a “mixed taxonomy term” url setup. You can check this, or this solution that involve creating your own add_rewrite_rules.
Found the old page in the wp_post table and deleted that row
I ended up using Custom Post Type Permalinks plugin Works pretty well:
In my opinion it is best to add an endpoint of the form mysite.com/pdf/<id> or something similar to your like. That way you avoiding attaching the attachments to posts/pages or create a page for each pdf file with is redundant imo for your needs. This is a very small and basic guide. You can modify … Read more
Why is test-product-magazine, instead of the correct, shop? The global $post object is not a reliable way to determine anything about archive pages because the object will typically be the first post of the main query when outside the loop. Since the main query is for the posts in the archive and not the archive … Read more
Pages are, from the underlying engine’s point of view, posts with a post_type of page. So you should ideally see the same redirects. However, you may find a plugin like Redirection solves your issue more completely.