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Wordpress taxomony 404

Hey Guys,

If you have a look here:

Working

the link works fine but I don't want the ?querystring format, I would rather

http://www.eirestudio.net/themeforest/psd-planet-wp/tutorials/hi

but this produces a 404.

Not working

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Here is my code in functions.php:

//==============================================================================

      // Create New Post Types

	  

	  add_action('init', 'create_tutorials_post_type');

	  

	  function create_tutorials_post_type() 

	  {

	        register_post_type

			(

			      'tutorials', array

			      (

						'labels' => array

						(

						      'name' => 'Tutorials',

						      'singular_name' => 'Tutorial',

							  'add_new' => 'Add New Tutorial',

							  'add_new_item' => 'Add New Tutorial',

							  'edit' => 'Edit Tutorials',

							  'edit_item' => 'Edit Tutorial',

							  'new_item' => 'New Tutorial',

							  'view' => 'View Tutorial',

							  'view_item' => 'View Tutorial',

							  'search_items' => 'Search Tutorials',

							  'not_found' => 'No tutorials found',

							  'not_found_in_trash' => 'No tutorials found in Trash',

							  'parent' => 'Parent Tutorial'

						),

						'supports' => array

						(

						      'title',

							  'editor',

							  'excerpt',	

							  'trackbacks',

							  'custom-fields',

							  'comments',

							  'revisions',

							  'thumbnail',

							  'author',

							  'page-attributes'

						),

			            'public' => true, 

						'rewrite' => false,

						'query_var' => true,

						'menu_position' => 4

			      ) 

			);

      }

	  

	  

	  

	  

	  //==============================================================================

      // Create Taximonies

	  add_action( 'init', 'create_tutorial_taxonomies' );

	  

	  function create_tutorial_taxonomies() 

	  {

	        register_taxonomy

			( 

			      'tutorials_categories', 

				  'tutorials',

				  array

				  ( 

				        'labels' => array

						(

						      'name' => 'Tutorial Categories',

							  'singular_name' => 'Tutorial Category',

							  'search_items' =>  'Search Tutorial Category',

							  'popular_items' => 'Popular Tutorial Category',

							  'all_items' => 'All Tutorial Category',

							  'parent_item' => 'Parent Tutorial Category',

							  'parent_item_colon' => 'Parent Tutorial Category:',

							  'edit_item' => 'Edit Tutorial Category', 

							  'update_item' => 'Update Tutorial Category',

							  'add_new_item' => 'Add New Tutorial',

							  'new_item_name' => 'New Tutorial Name'

						), 

						'hierarchical' => true, 

						'public' => true,

						'show_ui' => true,

						'query_var' => '',

						'show_tagcloud' => true,

                  ) 

            );

      }

Keith Donegan | 06/29/10 at 12:38pm | Edit

functions.php, post, taxomony, type, wordpress

(3) Possible Answers Submitted...

Last edited:
06/29/10
12:43pm
Jarret Minkler says:
isn't there a better way to do this? :)

Previous versions of this answer: 06/29/10 at 12:43pm
- 06/29/10 12:43pm
  
  Keith Donegan says:
  Hay, 404 is the Not working link: http://www.eirestudio.net/themeforest/psd-planet-wp/tutorials/hi/
  
  have a look at the title
- 06/29/10 12:45pm
  
  Jarret Minkler says:
  Yeah, saw that.
Last edited:
06/29/10
3:27pm
Darrin Boutote says:
It appears you need to change your permalink settings in the Dashboard. It's under the Settings menus in the Dashboard (settings->permalinks). You can choose any one of the common settings listed or create a custom one. I'd recommend either the "Day and Name" or "Month and Name" settings.

Just choose your setting, and then click "Save Changes". WordPress will attempt to create an .htaccess file with rewrite rules. If it can, you should be all set, if not you'll be shown a message with instructions on what to do next.

Previous versions of this answer: 06/29/10 at 12:45pm
- 06/29/10 12:46pm
  
  Keith Donegan says:
  Thanks for the reply, I did already try that and my structure is just /%postname%/
  
  :(
- 06/29/10 1:03pm
  
  Darrin Boutote says:
  See this line: 'rewrite' => false,
  
  change it to 'rewrite' => true,
  
  Then re-save your permalinks settings.
Last edited:
06/29/10
1:30pm
Milan Petrovic says:
Much simpler than to add code directly is to use my GD Custom Posts and Taxonomies Tools plugin that has full interface for this and flushes permalinks rules when needed and will let you experiment with different settings very quickly:

http://dv4p.com/gdtt

Previous versions of this answer: 06/29/10 at 1:30pm | 06/29/10 at 1:30pm