I’ve entered custom URLS that match wordpress page urls (domain.com/page-title-here/), but when the redirect happens, passing along some pairs (domain.com/page-title-here/?address=user@mail.com) I’m getting 404s.
I think this is because there are already pairs being passed in and it’s being re-written.
Anyone run into this and the fix? Thanks!
That’s actually a file link to “?address=user@mail.com” in the “page-title-here” folder.
Remove the trailing slash.
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Interesting idea. I tried this, and still no workie. I think wordpress needs the trailing slash. I think the problem is this:
domain.com/page-title-here/ is actually
domain.com/index.php?id=1234 that’s being re-written via mod_rewrite to the “pretty” form. so in a way these custom pages are something like:
domain.com/index.php?id=1234?address=user@mail.com… etc which of course is silly and wouldn’t work.
i think the only solution is some custom mod_rewrite magic.
any one else with ideas? i’d like be able to update these titles/urls without editing .htaccess…