I’m trying to create a custom API endpoint in WordPress, and I need to redirect requests to a virtual page in the root of WordPress to an actual page that ships with my plug-in. So basically, all requests to the one page are actually routed to the other.
After following Jeffs suggestion on this thread to create nested parent and child taxonomy terms within a permalink like…
I am trying to setup a “Couch Mode” (distraction free reading) on my WordPress blog as laid out in this article.
I’m developing a Custom Post Type plugin, which works fine in dev. Now that I’ve moved it to production, I’m getting a 404 when I try to display the template for the CPT.
I am trying to build a WordPress plugin here with a custom user admin area. What I would like to do is when the user adds /edit at the end of the page, it should open a page from my plugin. So for example
I’m creating som custom templates in WordPress and I’m passing some data in the URL’s.
I think thats a quick one:
I would like to write my own little plugin for language switching. For that, the very first thing would be to get the rewrite rules running. I have been looking around the web for 2 hours, but I couldn’t find an answer to my question yet.
I have a strange issue. The custom rewrite rules are registered correctly in my plugin activation hook. But, if I go to the permalinks settings page and clic on “Save changes” I lost the rewrite rules registered by my plugin. I have to deactivate and reactivate my plugin to get the custom rewrite rules back again.