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
Modifying the URL structure always consists of two parts: one two modify the URLs you generate with your code, and one to handle the incoming URLs of the new structure. The latter part is done by modifying the rewrite rules. I have just written a detailed explanation of the relevant rewrite functionality in a response … Read more
Yeah the server is not reading the htaccess file properly. may need AllowOverride FileInfo Options in the httpd.conf file for that vhost.
You can hook into WordPress’ slug algorithm and create your own slugs. For an example look into my plugin Germanix URL. I’m not sure if WordPress can accept requests with an + without further tweaking tough. If just want to allow the slug without much coding, install Germanix and create a second plugin with this … Read more
To understand how to do it you first need to know how the url query works or more specifically what query vars you need, so: ‘post_type’ – to filter by post types. ‘area’ – to filter by area taxonomy. ‘university’ – to filter by university taxonomy. so your url would look like: // http://www.domain.com/?post_type=properties&area=area_term&university=university_term Now … Read more
What @iampearce said is basically right, but to be a bit more specific: look in Settings > Pewrmalinks. Choose one of the defaults – maybe %year%/%postname% – and click Save. Does that help? If that doesn’t fix it, look in Settings > Reading and check that the “front page” and the “posts page” are not … Read more
As I said, I was just missing the declaration to use the global $wp_query, so it wasn’t accessing my filters. Here’s what worked incase it helps: global $wp_query; // pull variable from url if (isset($wp_query->query_vars[‘country’])) { $this->user_country = $wp_query->query_vars[‘country’]; } else { $this->user_country = ‘your country’; } if (isset($wp_query->query_vars[‘lat’])) { $this->user_lat = $wp_query->query_vars[‘lat’]; } else … Read more