Stefan Weise

works now. thank you for your hard work!!

Yes i have in fact and it has not made a difference

I’ve tried everything, literally everything that’s been recommended in the hundreds of forum posts and blog posts all about this issue. Not to mention having now wasted several hours on this issue.

Result: My custom post types and taxonomies consistently 404.

One thing i should note is that my custom post types and taxonomies were working flawlessly with WP 3.1.3 and stopped working entirely (yes i’m frustrated, can you tell?) after upgrading to 3.1.4

To sum up:
– visiting permalink settings page: doesn’t work
– adding flush_rewrite_rules(); to functions.php: doesn’t work
– using a variety of plugins that promise to fix the issue: no worky
– turned of all plugins to test for conflicts: no difference

The person that finds a solution to this problem for everyone deserves a year’s worth of beer, or cookies IMHO

Someone please find a fix for this!!

Bump…..

anybody home?

anyone?

Sir, you are awesome! That works perfectly. Thank you very much!

My bad, i didn’t make this clear. I’m talking about a WordPress page, not a post or a category. What i’m doing is i’m using pages to build a glossary since i don’t know enough PHP to create the letter pages dynamically using a custom post type with taxonomy for the glossary categories. So basically the page structure with my current method is:

• Glossary (ID=74)

• Glossary Category (Title: “Glossary Category”)

• A (Title:”Glossary Category”)

• A Term (Wanted Title: “Glossary Title”, but currently displays: “A”)

• B
• C
• …

The client is going to be adding new categories and terms going forward so i can’t really restrict this to the “Category” pages, but need to restrict it to ID:74. This way the name of the glossary category is always the title all the way down to the term page.

I do realize that this is a totally bassackwards way of doing this and that custom post types / taxonomy would be the way to go, but i’ve yet to find anything where automatic alphabetical pagination is created for all terms within a given taxonomy, so this is the method i’m using for now.

To further illustrate:

• Glossary: https://magnolia.stefanweise.com/glossary/
• Glossary Category: https://magnolia.stefanweise.com/glossary/title-services-glossary/
• Glossary Category Letter Page: https://magnolia.stefanweise.com/glossary/title-services-glossary/a/
• Glossary Term Page: https://magnolia.stefanweise.com/glossary/title-services-glossary/a/abstract-of-judgement/

Thanks, but that won’t work for me. I’m trying to get the child page of 74 and all of the child and grandchild pages of that child page to display the title of the child page of 74. I know, that was some english, but this is confusing the heck outta me

Thanks, but i’m not sure where i’m supposed to put that code….

Anyone home? Can someone please help me with this?

Can someone help me with this please?

Here’s a friendly “bump” ??

Anyone?

Ok thanks. For the price, form element customization should be part of the feature set, but perhaps you can make this part of a future version.

Wow, thanks for the speedy reply. I tested it out on your demo site and it works rather well.

One more question though: Instead of using a select menu, i’d like to use a list of radio buttons so the user can see all available and unavailable times for that day. Would i need to edit the plugin for this or is there an option in the form configuration?

Same issue here across a large number of my clients’ sites. I found this issue a week ago and have been trying to contact the developer since to no avail. I recommend turning the plugin off and using .htaccess redirects instead.