How to force a 404 on WordPress
I need to force a 404 on some posts based on conditions. I managed to do it ( although I don’t know if I did it the right way) and I’m a getting my 404.php template to load as expected.
I need to force a 404 on some posts based on conditions. I managed to do it ( although I don’t know if I did it the right way) and I’m a getting my 404.php template to load as expected.
I am using wordpress 3.2 and I did a query post like this:
I found this question:
For example…
I am trying to set up a multi-level custom post type structure with permalinks that look like authors/books/chapters, with authors, books, and chapters all set up as their own custom post type. For example, a typical URL on this site might look like example.com/authors/stephen-king/the-shining/chapter-3/
When you click on “Posts” or “Pages”, you get a paged listing of your posts or pages with the following columns:
I’ve done this previously but I’ve forgotten the name of the hook, and can’t find it anywhere…
Is there a way to disable update notifications for specific plugins?
is it possible to regenerate the slugs programmatically after changing the titles of the post? Numerous post titles were updated and the slug was not updated with the title so I need to regenerate all these slugs.
Theres a way to use $query->set('tax_query', ...) in pre_get_posts filter? for example next code is not altering the query. Note that I’m building $taxonomies from and custom search.