WordPress rewrite rules by default are no longer stored in the Apache configuration, but are handled by WordPress itself. This was probably not the case when that forum topic was written (5 years ago), but currently only “external” rules end up in the Apache configuration, all others are stored in the database and handled by … Read more
Just remove pagename=event& and reset your rewrite rules… $newRule = array(‘event/(.+)’ => ‘index.php?eventid=’.$wp_rewrite->preg_index(1)); *template_include* is a filter NOT an action! add_filter(‘template_include’, array($EventpageCode, ‘template_redirect_intercept’)); You can use *wp_title* function or filter to modify your page title.
Where are you trying to do the force redirect? I think the best place for this may be in a .htaccess file. Something like RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www.your_domain.com$ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.your_domain.com/$1 [R=301]
You are looking for get_query_var() function: $orderby = get_query_var(‘orderby’);
Just change your post slug to books-keyword1-keyword2.
You could add a rewrite rule. Rewrite rules are the regular expressions that WP uses to parse out the query from friendly URLs. But I think this would potentially mess things up. How would WP distinguish between /this-is-a-page/this-is-a-child-page/ and /this-is-a-page/this-is-a-parameter/? A better option, I think, would be to hook into the parse_request action. This gets … Read more
In order to avoid an error like this you’ll have to check whether or not the value of $glossary_letter is an array or not. Since get_the_terms() returns false on failure, you can just check whether or not $glossary_letter is false and set it to an empty array in order to appease array_pop() without getting that … Read more
Here’s the solution if anyone comes across such a ‘weird’ requirement 😉 Also, when the job CPT (or any CPT you want to associate) is published, you need to save the id of the company CPT (whose slug will be used for forming the other part of the permalink) as a post meta for the … Read more
The answer I’ve come up with on my own I know is a really bad idea. But it works and I have to have a working solution. (Doesn’t mean I can’t fix the problem later…) add_filter(‘rewrite_rules_array’, ‘terminate_with_prejudice’); function terminate_with_prejudice($rules) { // if we don’t remove this we’ll never see our custom rule. unset($rules[‘(.+?)/?$’]); $rules = … Read more
Check out the Codex, specifically step 2. What you need to do is create a new page, name it “Blog”. Make sure the permalink is http://xxxx.com/blog. Then, in Settings > Reading, select that page as your posts page.