I have a database table outside WordPress that I need to make endpoints for. I’ve created a page /cars/ where I plan on using a page template to generate links. I would like for the url to look like /cars/camaro/ ( /cars/%model%/ ). Originally I thought I could do it with endpoints but wasn’t sure how to make them dynamic based off of the slug pulled from the Model Table. I also wasn’t sure if it would be easier using Permalink Structure tags or which was better.
I’ve got these custom post types (CPT) and meta boxes:
The site http://www.bikefun.org is live and working, but the permalinks are not quite right. It is an event calendar site. Events are stored as a custom post type “bf_events”, with dates stored as integer postmeta values – integer as produced by strtotime().
I need to add the following .htaccess code through a function
I have a custom post type called “destinations” and I have set the EP mask for the post type to default EP_PERMALINK. I have added a couple of endpoints as follows :
I’ve seen a lot of posts out there in the Webiverse about assigning a page as a parent of a custom post type. After four hours I can’t find a solution and need some help. I’ve create an “About” page that is the parent of an “Our People” page. I’ve also create a custom post type called “People”. And I’ve created a custom page template for the “Our People” page. The Permalink structure looks fine until you get to the single “people” page. For Example: John Smith’s Page, the permalink isn’t correct.
I have been trying to find a solution. but I can’t..
Simple question. When pagination is activated, the URL changes to "site.com/page/2". For my site, this should be "site.com/paggetto/2".
I have a page called mypage and a custom query var called mycustomvar, I am trying to rewrite the following url:
I have a page created (page ID 235) with a page template that will need to be passed a variable. I would like to pass this variable through the URL. My first attempt was to pass this with a GET variable, and that worked just fine.