Create custom Permalink with custom post type and custom taxonomy

/%postname%/

Add that in ‘Custom Structure’ option under ‘Settings -> Permalinks’ in your admin area, and you will get URLs like –

mysite.com/custom-taxonomy-1/postname.html
mysite.com/custom-taxonomy-2/postname.html
mysite.com/custom-taxonomy-3/postname.html

To make it as you have written above I believe that you would need to manually write some rewrite rules, which is beyond my field of expertise. That is unless custom-taxonomy-3 is a child of custom-taxonomy-2, which in turn is a child of custom-taxonomy-1 – if that is the case then simply adding the /%postname%/ should be enough.

For a second forget to use the custom post type.
Come on in articles into categories and create:

Tutorials
-Programming
--PHP
--ASP

and create an article “Connect to dbms” and assign the category PHP
In ‘Settings -> Permalinks -> Custom Structure’ add:
/%category%/%postname%.html
The permalink the article is created is:
mysite.com/tutorials/programming/php/connect-to-dbms.html
so everything is ok!!!

but because the same permalink structure does not work for custom post type using custom taxonomy?

It should do, regardless of whether it’s a custom taxonomy or a built in taxonomy (‘catetory’, ‘post_tag’), it’s still a taxonomy so will follow the same rules.

From the codex for register_taxonomy()

rewrite
(boolean or array) (optional) Set to false to prevent rewrite, or array to customize customize query var. Default will use $taxonomy as query var
Default: true
$args array
■’slug’ – prepend posts with this slug – defaults to taxonomy’s name
■’with_front’ – allowing permalinks to be prepended with front base – defaults to true
■’hierarchical’ – true or false allow hierarchical urls (implemented in Version 3.1)

What that say is that you should add the key ‘hierarchical’ to your rewrite array when you register the taxonomy. Should also work for registering post types.

Can you give me an example for: custom post type and custom taxonomy?

I am using this:
In custom post type:
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And custom taxonomy:

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The result is this:
mysite.com/prodotti/name-prodotti
but I need:
mysite.com/cat1/subcat1/subcat-subcat1/name-product
but better to create the structure of the permalinks to my pleasure interacting with both the taxonomy that the post

up please!

up!

hi, serdominik!
did you get? i’m with the same problem ??

I have not found the solution!

??
if i find, i tell you.

Thank you very much!
If I find something I’ll know

look
https://xplus3.net/2010/05/20/wp3-custom-post-type-permalinks/

I already knew!
I made attempts in the past but with poor results.
I returned a 404 error with simple articles or pages

To you working? if you can leave your code example?

I’m trying to run. I think that is what we need.