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  • I am facing the same problem. I can create new URL structures, but entire paths become inaccessible.

    Are any of the pages in the path private? I’ve been told private pages will work with Airpress but my experience is that they don’t. Even if the parent page is private, but they child page template is public.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by moochie.
    Plugin Author Chester McLaughlin

    (@chetmac)

    Be wary of “greedy” regular expressions.

    Airpress (for better or worse) is a very low-level plugin. By which I mean that it hooks into WordPress’ core URL rewrite capabilities.

    I frequently use Monkeyman Rewrite Analyzer plugin to see what is going on with ALL the plugins, custom post types, and pages that I have in a given WordPress install.

    A greed regular expression would be something like “^/.*$” because it will match EVERY single URL that exists.

    I worked through the issue with Justin and it turned out to be 1) a bad App ID and 2) a greedy regular expression.

    Feel free to post your Virtual Post regular expressions here and I’ll let you know a few sample URLs they might match.

    Thanks for the feedback. Hopefully we can get to the bottom of everyone’s issues. For what it’s worth, I haven’t found any “bugs” in the fundamentals of Airpress. It always turns out to be a conflict with a page builder, URL structure, or just a misconfiguration. That said, the plugin has a LOT of room for improvement when it comes to the configuration UI.

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