Any rule that doesn’t point to index.php is interpreted as an external rule and gets added to .htaccess. $matches array works only when second argument ($redirect) of add_rewrite_rule() point to file index.php. External rules need to use the $1, $2 instead of $matches[1], $matches[2]. Remember to flush rewrite rules after the change.
add_rewrite_rule( $regex, $redirect, $after ); Rewrite rules to scripts other than index.php The $redirect argument works slightly differently when redirecting to a custom PHP script because WordPress delegates these redirects to .htaccess instead of processing them itself. For this reason, querystring variables should be written like $1 instead of $matches[1]. Personally, I would use a … Read more
Are you sure you have correct regex? Also you shouldn’t use flush_rewrite_rules() on init hook. Better to just go and re-save permalinks options in admin, so you won’t flush rules every time. Try to change regex to all chars, otherwise it looks good. add_rewrite_rule (‘^([^/]*)/?’, ‘index.php?lang=$matches[1]’, ‘top’); UPDATE: and then you need to add parameter … Read more
Option 1: Enable the post type archives and use a post type archive template. Enable the archives; e.g. when registering the post type using register_post_type(): register_post_type( ‘shop’, [ ‘has_archive’ => ‘shop’, // the archives are accessible at example.com/shop // … ] ); Then create a custom archive template just for that post type; i.e. archive-shop.php. … Read more
If you don’t want to use add_feed(), then you can use add_rewrite_rule(): add_action( ‘init’, function () { add_rewrite_rule( ‘^feed/(schedule|calendar)/?$’, ‘index.php?feed=$matches[1]’, ‘top’ ); } ); add_action( ‘do_feed_schedule’, function () { header( ‘Content-Type: text/plain’ ); // dummy type just for testing echo ‘Yay, it works!’; } ); But regarding the original question about add_feed().. Why would WordPress … Read more
The easiest way would be to create a custom post type with an archive. <?php register_post_type(‘resource’, array( // Enable Core Categories and Tags ‘taxonomies’ => array(‘category’, ‘post_tag’), // Enable in REST API so it works with the Block Editor ‘show_in_rest’ => true, ‘label’ => ‘Resources’, ‘public’ => true, ‘supports’ => array(‘title’, ‘editor’, ‘excerpt’, ‘thumbnail’, ‘revisions’), … Read more
With some struggle and a LOT of reading, the solution to facebook sharing issue is to use the wordpress rewrite option, but not a wordpress endpoint. Endpoints are fixed additional options off of a single wordpress page. There is no room for expansion. My site required single WordPress page, built on short-codes. This one page … Read more
This is possible, if a little involved. To achieve this you will need: A custom query var. A filter that sorts results based on the query var. A rewrite rule for the archive that applies the query var for your pretty URL. Another rewrite rule for the same thing, but including pagination. Check for the … Read more
I’d use a “Search and Replace” plugin (I like “Better Search and Replace”) to search for all http://www.example.com and replace with https://www.example.com . That will fix media URLs, for instance, and other settings. It could also be that your theme is calling http resources rather than https. You could look in the Developer screen (F12 … Read more
No need to add additional rewrite rule for that, WooCommerce already provide a way to mess with product permalink. Visit Wp Admin > General > Permalink page, and use /product/%author%/ as Product permalinks value. This will organize the product url as you need. However, WooCommerce won’t replace %author% tag with product’s author as like we … Read more