http://johnbeales.com/20090824/endpoints-a-little-secret-for-url-manipulation-in-wordpress/ Thu, 12 Jan 2012 01:30:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://johnbeales.com/20090824/endpoints-a-little-secret-for-url-manipulation-in-wordpress/#comment-38533 John Mon, 05 Sep 2011 20:51:05 +0000 http://johnbeales.com/?p=281#comment-38533 Sorry for the late reply. I can't remember how I ran across endpoints, but I think it was in the codex. I would also suggest looking at the source code for "hidden" features. If you're using an IDE like NetBeans or something you can type a letter and get all of the functions that start with that letter, including the documentation info that's included in the code, (which is sometimes more up-to-date than the codex). Also, the #wordpress channel on IRC helps too. Sorry for the late reply. I can’t remember how I ran across endpoints, but I think it was in the codex. I would also suggest looking at the source code for “hidden” features. If you’re using an IDE like NetBeans or something you can type a letter and get all of the functions that start with that letter, including the documentation info that’s included in the code, (which is sometimes more up-to-date than the codex). Also, the #wordpress channel on IRC helps too.

]]> http://johnbeales.com/20090824/endpoints-a-little-secret-for-url-manipulation-in-wordpress/#comment-38105 Daniel Tue, 16 Aug 2011 11:51:28 +0000 http://johnbeales.com/?p=281#comment-38105 John, you are genius! I was searching for 2 days straight, didn't find anything. I wanted something like /author/blogposts/all/, tried all sorts of htaccess RewriteRules, and then finally found someone mentioning endpoints in the Wordpress forums. A search pointed me to this page and this works perfectly! Just curious, but how can someone find such hidden but yet effective hooks/methods like this one? I bet Wordpress had many more of those hidden, of which nobody is aware of yet. :D Thanks again! John, you are genius! I was searching for 2 days straight, didn’t find anything. I wanted something like /author/blogposts/all/, tried all sorts of htaccess RewriteRules, and then finally found someone mentioning endpoints in the WordPress forums. A search pointed me to this page and this works perfectly! Just curious, but how can someone find such hidden but yet effective hooks/methods like this one? I bet WordPress had many more of those hidden, of which nobody is aware of yet. Thanks again!

]]> http://johnbeales.com/20090824/endpoints-a-little-secret-for-url-manipulation-in-wordpress/#comment-35502 John Wed, 04 May 2011 22:56:26 +0000 http://johnbeales.com/?p=281#comment-35502 Glad it's working for you! Glad it’s working for you!

]]> http://johnbeales.com/20090824/endpoints-a-little-secret-for-url-manipulation-in-wordpress/#comment-35376 scott Fri, 29 Apr 2011 05:46:26 +0000 http://johnbeales.com/?p=281#comment-35376 Perfet! the new wordpress was killing my custom queries but now its working again :) Perfet! the new wordpress was killing my custom queries but now its working again

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