A unique slug for posts is done by wp_unique_post_slug(). Looking at the source the returned slug is filtered by wp_unique_post_slug. So we can replace this generated slug with our own. You’ll notice in the source that attachments are required to have unique slugs across all types, so we’ll just use the code from that. The … Read more
The registering of the custom post type and the permalink modification is OK. The problem is with the WordPress rewrite rules that more than likely will match the “cleaned up” URL of your simple links to pages and it will set the pagename query var not name as your change_slug_struct() function assumed. So change the … Read more
Try changing the page’s slug to something else and changing your post type registration to this: $args = array( ‘labels’ => $labels, ‘public’ => true, ‘publicly_queryable’ => true, ‘has_archive’ => true, ‘show_ui’ => true, ‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ‘properties’, ‘with_front’ => false), ‘query_var’ => true, ‘capability_type’ => ‘post’, ‘hierarchical’ => false, ‘show_in_nav_menus’ => false, ‘menu_position’ … Read more
It took some time to figure out the issue, but I got it done. Passing “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” for rewrite slug is not recommended, since it causes more problem than it solves, as in this case, causing 404 error in other pages. So removing it was the first step. Next, I had to write the following code … Read more
I also created a similar approach as was mentioned by @sri, however using $wpdb vs wp_update_post should be more performant and configurable. /** * Reset the slugs on a particular post type to use the default sanatized slugs * @param string $post_type filter by post type * @param int $offset set the paginated post to … Read more
This is just a first idea: Check if it is the AJAX request. if ( defined( ‘DOING_AJAX’ ) && DOING_AJAX ) return $slug; or: if ( isset( $_POST[‘action’] ) && ‘sample-permalink’ === $_POST[‘action’] ) return $slug; depending on the level of detail you need. If you put this in the beginning of the function (maybe … Read more
You could add a hidden input into the page to pre-set the title field, because it won’t be on the page(because the type doesn’t support titles). Slug is produced from the title, so you should only need add a title value. Something like this should work(though untested).. add_action( ‘submitpost_box’, ‘hidden_type_title’ ); function hidden_type_title() { global … Read more
I know you already find the solution, because you figured out this question was already asked and answered… However, once this question is a bounty one and cannot be closed as duplicate, I want to make sense to this, and add (a bit of) additional value on the answers already posted. What is done in … Read more
WordPress parses incoming URLs with a list of regular expressions, the rewrite rules. The first regex that matches the URL “wins”, and determines what kind of query will be executed. You can see the rewrite rules and play with different URLs with my Rewrite analyzer plugin. Whether or not pages take priority over other rules … Read more
There should be no problem with unset. There is your answer. What matters with a filter is what you return and unseting those keys before your rebuild the string and return it, works. You are doing too much processing by explodeing your $keys_false inside a loop, and you have a typo, and you are better … Read more