url rewriting - How to create custom URLs for Custom Post Type sub sections?

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Not sure how to ask this, because I'm not exactly sure what I'm asking.

I'm looking to use custom URLs (using rewrite rules maybe?) to create 'tabs' for a Custom Post Type. In the past I've used things like a GET session variable to determine what tab the user is on, or JavaScript. I would really prefer to keep it on it's own logical page with a URL to reflect that.

A very basic look of the tabs would be:

HOME | UPDATES | CONTRIBUTORS | WALL

For example if we're on the CPT of Charity's sub page of Updates: http://siteroot/charity/updates

Not sure how to ask this, because I'm not exactly sure what I'm asking.

I'm looking to use custom URLs (using rewrite rules maybe?) to create 'tabs' for a Custom Post Type. In the past I've used things like a GET session variable to determine what tab the user is on, or JavaScript. I would really prefer to keep it on it's own logical page with a URL to reflect that.

A very basic look of the tabs would be:

HOME | UPDATES | CONTRIBUTORS | WALL

For example if we're on the CPT of Charity's sub page of Updates: http://siteroot/charity/updates

• custom-post-types
• url-rewriting

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Create an end point for the permalinks. See example.

Then you can even be more granular and use updates/2012, updates/2013 and so on.

Recommended reading:

• Codex: add_rewrite_endpoint()
• A (Mostly) Complete Guide to the WordPress Rewrite API

Not sure how to ask this, because I'm not exactly sure what I'm asking.

I'm looking to use custom URLs (using rewrite rules maybe?) to create 'tabs' for a Custom Post Type. In the past I've used things like a GET session variable to determine what tab the user is on, or JavaScript. I would really prefer to keep it on it's own logical page with a URL to reflect that.

A very basic look of the tabs would be:

HOME | UPDATES | CONTRIBUTORS | WALL

For example if we're on the CPT of Charity's sub page of Updates: http://siteroot/charity/updates

Not sure how to ask this, because I'm not exactly sure what I'm asking.

I'm looking to use custom URLs (using rewrite rules maybe?) to create 'tabs' for a Custom Post Type. In the past I've used things like a GET session variable to determine what tab the user is on, or JavaScript. I would really prefer to keep it on it's own logical page with a URL to reflect that.

A very basic look of the tabs would be:

HOME | UPDATES | CONTRIBUTORS | WALL

For example if we're on the CPT of Charity's sub page of Updates: http://siteroot/charity/updates

• custom-post-types
• url-rewriting

Share Improve this question asked Jul 6, 2012 at 18:01 TyrunTyrun 10288 bronze badges

Add a comment  | 

1 Answer 1

Sorted by: Reset to default 1

Create an end point for the permalinks. See example.

Then you can even be more granular and use updates/2012, updates/2013 and so on.

Recommended reading:

• Codex: add_rewrite_endpoint()
• A (Mostly) Complete Guide to the WordPress Rewrite API

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