After site transfer I’m still getting redirected to the old site (WordPress)
I found the solution for this: Settings » General » Change URL address I changed my site URL to new and it’s working just fine.
I found the solution for this: Settings » General » Change URL address I changed my site URL to new and it’s working just fine.
Move this one page into the “root” of pages – set it’s parent to (no parent)
If its your own custom post type you should know the field names? Iterate through the fields – or better just get the required field – an then use the attachment Id with wp_get_attachment_image_src. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_attachment_image_src Chech the codex for further examples and Google for “WordPress custom post type fields”.
In your example Change this: public function custom_permastruct() { add_permastruct(‘language’, ‘%lang%’, false); } to this: public function custom_permastruct() { add_rewrite_tag(‘%lang%’,'(lang)s’,’post_type=”); add_permastruct(“language’, ‘%lang%’, false); } Please note that this will only work on WordPress 3.4+ Other ways of doing it: You need to create a new permalink and after to set some rewrite rules. The function … Read more
Use this code and check<a href=”‘. get_permalink(‘dashboard’) .’?dashboard=myprofile” class=”wpum-profile-account-edit”>’. __(‘ (Edit Account)’, ‘wpum’) .'</a>. In get_permalink() function you can only pass the post ids or page titles to get the page url but you have added additional parameters with that so it was not getting the correct url. So I have edited the code to … Read more
Whenever you register_post_type(), one of the args is rewrite where you can reset the URL to something else. Maybe you can play with this — try leaving it blank? Pro tip: You will have to reset permalinks after you do this.
You shouldn’t need to do any of that. When you set up a category in the backend of a WordPress website, the archive is normally created/taken care of for you. So if you create a category called ‘Massive Dogs’ and you got to “/massive-dogs’ after you have created a post in that category (and the … Read more
Simple, you can use $_GET method. if(isset($_GET[“origin_iata”]) && !empty($_GET[“origin_iata”]) && isset($_GET[“destination_iata”]) && !empty($_GET[“destination_iata”])) { echo “Flights from “.$_GET[“origin_iata”].” to “.$_GET[“destination_iata”].”…”; }
This is not pagination, this is site structure. Similar structure can be achieved by the following: Pages and subpages (default functionality) Posts and categories or tags (default functionality) Hierarchical custom post types (using plugins or coding yourself) Custom post types and taxonomies (using plugins or coding yourself) Depending on a variety of causes, possibly, you’ll … Read more
You need to add a check if the view that you are currently on is a single-view page or an archive ( or any other taxonomy page ). If you are on an archive page, the get_queried_object() will not return a Post object, therefore the error The check you need to add can be the … Read more