permalink for custom_post_type

Is your website setup with subfolders or subdomains? Plus is the website installed in a folder called blog? Plus send me a link to your website please.

Hi John

my website is setup using subfolders.

and no, the website is not installed in a folder called blog.

my main website : acecommerce.org
my subsite : acecommerce.org/id

i am using your plugin to show Event in main site acecommerce.org. the URL is written as : https://acecommerce.org/id/blog/events/ace-commerce-presents-ali-sadikin-ceo-marlin-booking/

the correct one doe not include “blog” in the permalink and it should be : https://acecommerce.org/id/events/ace-commerce-presents-ali-sadikin-ceo-marlin-booking/

What version of PHP are you using? Are you allowing rewrites for your custom post type?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by johnzenausa. Reason: Typo
• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by johnzenausa.

I see that you also have a subsite with the subsite here: https://acecommerce.org/blog/. Does that one also have a custom post type of event? If it does that could be the mix up. Add this to your shortcode include_blog='blogID' and replace blogID with the numerical id of that site. In the network admin go to sites and when you see the list of sites hover the mouse over the site link and look at the bottom. You’ll see the blog ID there.

It will be fixed in the next update.

Please install the latest update for the fix and add the following argument to your shortcode:

remove_blog_prefix='true'