What I want:
domain.com/own-cpt/ <- archive of all posts of own cpt (custom post type)
domain.com/own-cpt/taxonomy1/ <- archive of the taxonomy
domain.com/own-cpt/taxonomy1/taxonomy-sub/ <- if there is a child taxonomy … show all posts of the child
…
domain.com/own-cpt/taxonomy1/taxonomy-sub/taxonomy-sub-sub/slug-of-post/ <- show the post

So all the cats and subcats should be in the url (if they exist).
To have a primary url I use yoast with the primary category.

Using:
YOAST Primary Category
Own Custom Post type
Own Taxonomy

Is there a reliable and understanable way to solve this?

Thanks a lot and have a nice weekend.

I want to disable the option to clean my URL while searching&filtering for taxonomies if possible.

Thanks in advance!

How to show URL as it is in share
OR
if that is not possible then How to add guid instead of permalinks?

Thanks,
Regards,
MS

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I have a website and I want to expand it with a product catalogus (category and productdetail pages). I’ve build it with php and when a visitor clicks on a product in the category view, a few parameters passes through the url. So for example I have:

Category page (www.domain.com/washingmachine)
–miele w3203
–bosch 232323
–aeg zzaadd21
–etc

And when a visitor click on the miele w3203 the url is:
www.domain.com/detail?cat=wasmachingmachine&idnummer=658

The productdetail page is a seperate template page. This works, only the url is very bad. I want to like this:
www.domain.com/washingmachine/miele-w3203

I use a custom MySQL query on the productdetail page where I need the category and id of the clicked product.

global $wpdb;
$databasetabel =  $_GET['cat'];
$idnummer = $_GET['idnummer'];

	$data = $wpdb->get_results("
		SELECT *
		FROM  $databasetabel
		WHERE idnummer=".$idnummer."
		LIMIT 0, 100;
	");

I really want to use the WordPress add_query_vars but I’ve tried all day and I can’t figure it out. How can I get the url I want and what is best practice here? How can I pass parameters from a category page to a detailpage without placing them in the url? Or do I need a rewrite? Really confused here!

Thanks so much for helping me out!!!

Kind regards,
Mark

I have recently instald and configurd WP Photoalbum Plus.
One question about: in the album-settings there is a possibility to output the album on a new tab of the browser. (Link type)
There is a attentionfield with the warning: “Use the right shortcode”. But..what is the right shortcode???

Thanx for any help.

Siepos

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Dilemma!

When in my Main Menu page2(child) sits under page1(parent), I want the URL to be: mydomain.com/page1/page2

NOTmydomain.com/page2 (WP omits the parent page in the URL and I need that parent page to show)

In other words I want WordPress to STOP cleaning the URL!

Can that be done? In need it this way for a client.

WP install 3.5.2 on Linux server PHP 5.3

Need your help!

https://urbanfig.com/2012/05/garden-design-how-to-create-a-beautiful-green-space/#.T6jMs59Yu9K

I am wondering why the #.T6jMs59Yu9K is there, what purpose it serves, and how I can clean up the URL and get rid of it.

Any guidance would be so appreciated! Thank you!

The primary issue is that, “out-of-the-box”, the .htaccess file functions properly only when the location of the WordPress installation does not change.

In a collaborative, version-controlled environment, it is unreasonable to expect that every developer places every WordPress project in his Web-server’s document root. However, the .htaccess file at the root of the installation seems to be generated with this expectation.

I hardly ever use WordPress, so I can’t speak to the evolution of this issue, but I seem to recall WordPress including the .htaccess file in the actual source package at some point in the past (as opposed to the file being generated dynamically during installation). If my recollection is correct, perhaps the fact that the file is generated dynamically now is in an effort to address the issue I’ve outlined herein.

The following issues are at the core of why clean-URLs are not accessible when the WordPress installation is not at the Web-server’s document root:

a.) the leading / before index.php in the last rule (RewriteRule . /index.php [L]); and

b.) the RewriteBase / directive

Again, I don’t know enough about WordPress to know whether the proposed adjustments will “break” other functionality, but it seems that two simple adjustments would alleviate this problem entirely.

# BEGIN WordPress

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

With these two changes, I am able to move the WordPress installation to any subdirectory of the Web-server’s document root and clean URLs continue to function as expected.

As a related corollary, the above changes do not address the fact that WordPress stores core configuration directives in the database, so the developer will still need to adjust the ‘siteurl’ and ‘home’ values in the wp_options database table whenever the installation is moved.

P.S. This forum software is inserting HTML markup into my post (specifically, between the code tags) whenever I edit the post.