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  • Thread Starter Tim Codex

    (@tien-nguyen)

    Hi Jon.

    We don’t want to create page. Can you? Just simple because we don’t want. And you can not, of course.

    Even customer can delete the page at any time and make the theme stop working.

    Just simple we don’t want, do you have solution? Of course you have no.

    My customer don’t want an alternate solution, just say “YES” or “NO” with the question directly.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter Tim Codex

    (@tien-nguyen)

    Dear catacaustic,

    Thank you for the suggestion. We can not use rewrite because the ghost page and the real pages have similar permalink structure. I will raise a solution here when I found one. Thank you again.

    BR.

    Simple yes or no? OK..

    NO

    How’s that? Direct enough?

    I’m really sorry, but you will not find the answer that you are looking for because the answer is NO. There is nothing more that can be said.

    Jon (Kenshino)

    (@kenshino)

    Lord Jon

    Dear Tien Nguyen,

    As what catacaustic said, your 2 likely choices are – use rewrite API or programatically create the page.

    I cannot currently visualise a way whereby a permalink can exist but not be linked to a page, post-type or a template. All of which requires some sort of an existence in wp-admin

    On major plugins, as I see you posting in WooCommerce, you will see that pages are created too.

    Perhaps convince your client that the page must be created, and EDIT your page admin listing columns to simply not show the page.

    That can be done.

    Thread Starter Tim Codex

    (@tien-nguyen)

    OK catacaustic and Jon. Thank for your time.

    I will not give up with this until I found one. But now, I must leave my customer alone and hope he can find a magic man who can do that ??

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