• Jake Love

    (@rockymountainhigh1943)


    Hi there!

    I have been trying to figure out if what I am trying to do is even possible. Any and all help is much appreciated! Description below:

    Basically — I want to have a custom post type that gives me something like “website.com/case-study/test-case-study” for a URL — but I don’t want to pull open a template, I want to serve an index.html file that is located within “website.com/wp-content/uploads/case-study/test-case-study”

    I am already building the ability for the plugin I am writing to create that folder (/uploads/case-study/), then generate those sub-folders (e.g. /uploads/case-study/test-case-study/) and place the files I need within them.

    The problem — I cannot seem to figure out a re-write pattern or method that allows website.com/case-study/test-case-study to just serve the index.html file.. instead the only thing that comes even close to what I want is just redirecting to website.com/wp-content/uploads/case-study/test-case-study/index.html.

    This doesn’t work because the URLs then turn nasty and we’re displaying content right from the uploads folder..

    Again the goal here is to navigate to “website.com/case-study/test-case-study” and view the index.html that is located at “website.com/wp-content/uploads/case-study/test-case-study/index.html” without the url changing.

    I know this is an interesting problem to be solving — so I very much appreciate the assistance.

    Thanks!
    Jake

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