You can do this without adding rewrite rules by changing the $date_structure of the $wp_rewrite instance of the WP_Rewrite class: function wpa116030_init(){ global $wp_rewrite; $wp_rewrite->date_structure=”about/blog/archive/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%”; } add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpa116030_init’ ); Visit your Permalinks settings page after adding this code to flush the rewrite rules.
You can cycle your posts, extract urls and then look at the query vars in them to create the proper link, an finally replace old links with new in post_content. This kind of work should be runned once, so I suggest to create a plugin and run this function on deactivation. I also created an … Read more
It’s quite easy, actually: Change the generated permalink structure so that it ends with the post ID and not the post slug (but it still contains the post slug): // After you registered the post type: register_post_type( ‘ex_article’, $args ); // .. run this code: global $wp_rewrite; $wp_rewrite->extra_permastructs[‘ex_article’][‘struct’] = ‘sa/%ex_article%/%post_id%’; Then replace the post ID … Read more
How to set permalink to fetch all children custom posts with parent post in wordpress?
When dealing with WordPress and Flash, we have to use always absolute URLs. When embedding, when referencing inside the ActionScript, in XML files and when dealing with Remoting. This way is hassle free. I put my SWFs inside wp-content/swf/ and use the URL http://example.com/wp-content/swf/my-flash.swf. There’s nothing virtual about this, it has to be real.
I think your approach is not the good one. If I understand well, What you want to do is keeping the old permalinks for the old posts and stick with them, while having the new permalinks only for the new posts. You should consider having the new permalink structure for all the posts (old and … Read more
This is a classical case. All you need to do is to use Rewrite Rules. With Apache, you can do it in .htaccess: # BEGIN WordPress <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /index.php [L] </IfModule> # END WordPress More on this in codex.
I’ll look into the last two soon but for the top 3 you could do the following: mysite.com/post-type-slug/post1: This defaults to the post type name you specify when registering it but can be altered by changing the rewrite argument in the register_post_type() call. register_post_type( ‘posttype’, array( // … all the other args… ‘rewrite’ => array( … Read more
In wamp you have to manually click/unclick an option to change the .htaccess(and allow permalinks with that). To do this , click the wamp icon on your (windows) task bar, choose apache > apache modules and check ‘rewrite module’
There is a helpful codex article about moving WordPress: http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress. Basically, you need to find/replace the DB for instances of your old domain, and swap them with your new domain. One additional trick I’ve learned when moving WordPress between environments: since WordPress stores the domain in several places as serialized data in the DB, you … Read more