Hey all,
I was wondering if it is possible to change the permalink of a cpt post to match another cpt’s permalink structure?
I have 2 cpt:
– videos
– programs (which contains some videos)
I have 2 fields in “videos”:
– is this video part of a program?
– if yes, which program
permalinks for videos are /videos/my-video, and programs is /programs/my-program
If the 2 fields in videos are properly set, is it possible that the video permalink becomes /programs/my-program/my-video ?
Thank you!
You need to add a custom permalink structure. The last time I did this I used this as a guide https://1fix.io/blog/2016/02/05/parent-from-another-cpt/
You’re basically going to be making one CPT child posts of another CPT. You can use a post object field for this in the same way that the parent is used in the document above.
In step 4 of the document you would set the permalink based on the settings of the fields.
Unfortunately you’ll need to to some testing and digging because I have only done this to make all of one post type the child of the other and the permalink is always altered. I do not know what extra steps you’ll need to take to make it not do it for all.
Thanks! Yea I’m not sure how I can modify only *some* permalink of a cpt and not all of them
I would try it as is and see what happens. I have an if statement that looks at the parent post and alters the url based on that setting. But I am not altering it if there is not parent post. On the other hand because of other things that I’ve done it is impossible to not have a parent.
Another thing is that something like that would be ran everytime the page loads, right? Isn’t it a problem to run permalink on every page load? Maybe I could only trigger it in the backend on save.
honestly, I don’t know, my filters run on every page load but I no not think that matters. When I make a change I have to do an update on the permalink settings page to make them effective. It is the only way that I know of to change the permalink of a post.
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