Create rewrite rule on autopost
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Hi,
Great plugin! It can do things where other plugins fail.
One thing though is that it, as i understand, doesn’t use wp rewrite rules. In wordpress when using a taxonomy term as a slug in a post url (ie. /%category%/%postname%/), the url would automatically change in wp this would automatically change if you change the term, but with this plugin you’d have to regenerate the url.
Anyways, I’m using a feed to automatically create posts and that is where this plugin fails. It probably uses the publish button to do its work? Is there a way to also create rewritten urls for auto-published content? Maybe it can hook into publish post action or something like that?
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That code fixed the fatal error, but didn’t fix the bug:
I’m using an ‘Offers’ CPT with 2 taxonomies like this:
%couponordeal%/%offer_cat%Both are associated with the Offers CPT. Both taxonomies are hierarchical. I’m using %couponordeal% with a ‘root’ term. For %offer_cat% I’m testing with a child category, but wp-all-import created a parent and used that instead (it’s a setting somewhere). Maybe this is not relevant, but I mention it for completeness sake.
Anyway, after feed import the custom urls look like
%offer_cat%/%offer_cat%was used, so something went wrong with the first taxonomy.After I manually save such post the url gets corrected. After I use the regenerate tool in Custom URIs Mode all matching posts’ urls get corrected.
Could you add this snippet to your theme’s functions.php file and test it?
function pm_fix_permalinks($post_id) { if(class_exists('Permalink_Manager_URI_Functions_Post') == false) { return; } global $permalink_manager_uris; // Get default post URI $new_uri = Permalink_Manager_URI_Functions_Post::get_default_post_uri($post_id); $permalink_manager_uris[$post_id] = $new_uri; update_option('permalink-manager-uris', $permalink_manager_uris); } add_action('pmxi_saved_post', 'pm_fix_permalinks', 10);It should automatically regenerate the URI for the post after the import process is completed.
I did some research and the problem is probably caused by the fact that during import process, the SQL queries (SELECT …) used in get_terms() to obtain the terms assigned to the new post are executed faster than queries that assign the terms to those posts (UPDATE/INSERT). In consequence, get_terms() returns empty array in this particular case.
It is not exactly a bug caused by my plugin as it is related to SQL architecture.
I wrote a workaround to reset the URIs for new posts after the whole import process is completed (the snippet above was executed for each of the posts individually).
function pm_fix_permalinks($import_id) { global $permalink_manager_uris, $wpdb; $post_ids = $wpdb->get_col($wpdb->prepare("SELECT post_id FROM {$wpdb->prefix}pmxi_posts WHERE import_id = %s", $import_id)); // Just in case sleep(3); if(array($post_ids)) { foreach($post_ids as $id) { // Get default post URI $new_uri = Permalink_Manager_URI_Functions_Post::get_default_post_uri($id); $permalink_manager_uris[$id] = $new_uri; } } update_option('permalink-manager-uris', $permalink_manager_uris); } add_action('pmxi_after_xml_import', 'pm_fix_permalinks', 10);
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