Assuming you stick with add_rewrite_rule(), if language and title where set as meta data on the /en/ post, then you can simplify the search down to a simple WP_Meta_Query() for /:lang/:title/ and pull the actually ID of the translated post there. Translations for /en/best-restaurants-in-tokyo: “/it/migliori-ristoranti-a-tokyo” => 4016 “/fr/meilleurs-restaurants-à-tokyo” => 4017
Open Settings > Permalinks and just click on the Save Settings button without any changes.
Well, you would have to add some re-write rules in your .htaccess file (unless there’s a plugin that can allow more complex 301 redirect rules). But, in your situation, if I understand correctly, it’s simply not possible to do it in one generic rewrite rule, due to the logic of your new URLs… If all … Read more
It should work but note that the date structure contains the structure for year, month and day archives as well, so you’ll need something like: add_action( ‘init’, function() { global $wp_rewrite; $wp_rewrite->date_structure=”archives/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%”; }); Don’t forget to visit your permalinks settings page in wp-admin so that rewrite rules are flushed.
You need to call custom_urls_rules() directly in your activation function to add the rules. The init action doesn’t happen in the context of plugin activation, so the rules never get added before the flush. The other filter and action also don’t need to happen on activation, they just need to be hooked on all subsequent … Read more
Found the answers: There is nothing to do when using the Rewrite API that isn’t written in the Codex. Rules written using add_rewrite_rule are not added to .htaccess. WP adds them to its database under rewrite_rules in the _options table. It’s important not to forget to: Filter the rewritten permalinks; call the functions on the … Read more
After registering custom taxonomies for custom post types. Use register_taxonomy_for_object_type() right after the function to interconnect them. The reference link are Register Taxonomy, the usage part has an explanation regarding this. Register Taxonomy for object type Hope it helps!
If you want the image’s URL to be different, you need to first copy the image file to the user-specific folder and then create a new attachment for that copied image — i.e. clone the image’s “post” data. So replace this: // Get the attachments (IDs) attached to the `property` CPT. $prop_att_ids = (array) get_post_meta( … Read more
Rather then trying implement something for you, I would recommend you to read these two nice articles about Rewrite API: The Rewrite API: The Basics and The Rewrite API: Post Types & Taxonomies. Spare no effort to read these articles and it will help you a lot in a future.
The most efficient way to accomplish this would be to change the structure to /%postname%/ and add a 301 redirect to your .htaccess file for the old structure: RedirectMatch 301 ^/([0-9]{4})/([0-9]{2})/(?!page/)(.+)$ http://example.com/$3 Change example.com to your domain and add the redirect above the # BEGIN WordPress directive so it won’t be removed if WordPress updates … Read more