Comments on: WordPress 2.0-RC1, Plugins and URL Rewriting

By: Wordpress as CMS - More Than Just “Pretty” (Permalinks) at Archetyped

Tue, 08 Aug 2006 09:34:45 +0000

[...] The truth is, I spent most of the day researching just how to manipulate the rewrite rules. Needless to say, the official documentation was of little help in this matter. Sure, they’ve got a whole bunch of filters and hooks to get at the rewrite rules, but with little to no documentation on the vast majority of them, I can’t say I found much help there (however, I do realize that it’s a community-driven documentation effort, and that I have no place to complain unless I’m willing to do something about it myself). I found some discussion on the subject in a few places, but a step-by-step rundown of the required steps was not be found. As such, I spent most of the day feeling like I was going in circles, all the while missing the “key” to tying it all together. [...]

By: Kelly’s World- A View into the mind of Uber Geek, Kelly Adams » Blog Archive » Ultimate Tag Warrior, Ecto, and other fun things

Sat, 06 May 2006 21:16:48 +0000

[...] A hack from Nathan’s blog to get friendly URLs (E.G.: http://www.kgadams.net/tags/) to work. This still sort of bothers me, since the UTW developer, Christine, seems to imply she has it working with WordPress’ internal URL rewrite features [...]

By: WordPress Tagging » Nathan’s Blog

WordPress Tagging » Nathan’s Blog — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 05:23:03 +0000

[...] In my environment – WordPress 2.0.2 and Ultimate Tag Warrior 3.1 – friendly URL rewrites were not working (e.g. /tag/TAGNAME vs. index.php?tag=TAGNAME). Apparently WordPress 2 added a PHP rewrite layer for new plugin flexibility, but this rewriting occasionaly breaks traditional .htaccess rewrites. For instance, WordPress now internally handles “/tag/TAGNAME” requests. [...]