philbertdezwart

I figured it out myself: WordPress messes up the twitter javascript scriptlet, by inserting
at the end of the lines (grrr!)
Twitter then defaults to the page name and the page title.

I solved it using the “WP Unformatted” plugin.

James,

I’m looking to do almost the same thing.
What I did was use the WP Rewrite functionality. See:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/WP_Rewrite

I pretty much reused the first example, but with a different querystring parameter (i.e. not ‘id’)

It almost works. The proper WordPress Page is loaded, however, when I ask PHP for the querystring, it isn’t there, the $_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI”] just has the clean URI and not the rewritten URI with the querystring.

I solved this by just parsing the querystring proper myself, but I wonder where the querystring went.

btw, it is /models/htaccess.php, not /modules/htaccess.php

Thanks! It took me a while before I found this post, but this fixed it.

Please note that after performing this code fix, you have to delete and recreate all your redirects for them to work.