glennwelker

Anyone? This is a confirmed bug.

I downgraded back to 2.9.2 and everything works perfectly. I assume that the changes with custom taxonomies has opened up a whole with previous methods of rewrite rules.

If anyone can find a work around, I would love to hear about it. I am going to have to stay at 2.9.2 until I can migrate to the new taxonomies. WAY too much time to do it now.

A little followup. The code can be made to work in a sense.

if I type something like
https://www.website.com/content/category/products/?product=website (works)

what I want is
https://www.website.com/content/category/products/product/website
the above doesn’t work, it just redirects back to …/products

Like I said, my code worked in the past. Am I doing something wrong?

Having the exact same problem. Three sites, all same version, same plugin. One site has no stats recorded, the other two seem to be working correctly.

Is there any reason to not just set a global reference to $post?

Is this the recommended way?

Thanks. I was really looking for a simple way to tie a single image to a post. I didn’t want the image actually in the body of the post because I want to use it in different sections of my template.

In the end, WordPress already does this. It creates an entry in the posts table for each image that you add while editing a post. I can get to the image later by querying the database an looking for an attachment with a parent of the postid.

Thanks again.

Many thanks.

OK.

Essentially, I have a single page that lists books. Each book is a post in a single category. Furthermore, those posts have 1 or multiple tags.

For example,
Microsoft Office Outlook 2007
tags, outlook, office, and 2007

This page template by default lists all posts in this category. All is fine so far. What I would like to do, is use URL links in a navigation menu to filter those results.

So, if they click on a link that says, Outlook 2007, I would like to change my query for this page to only display those posts that are have tags of 2007 and Outlook.

If I use the example above, can I just add the query var to the permalink and then use the get_query_vars to parse out the details I need?

Thanks. I ended up looking for the post_type and ignoring revisions.

The problem was due to the use of start_wp() in my loop setup. I changed this to the_post() and all of my problems went away.