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1. projectfuturism
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   Hey guys,

   Let's say I have a Custom Post Type, but want to display it over a few pages rather than one page.

   It's kind of like a user profile.

   So let me explain in URL terms.

   I want it to be:

   Main Profile Page
   http://www.example.com/profile123/

   Images Page
   http://www.example.com/profile123/images/

   Contact
   http://www.example.com/profile123/contact/

   Now, I know you can do custom taxonomys, but thats the reverse, ie the 'profile123' parent rather than child.

   As you can see, it'd be a wise thing for them all to be lumped into the one profile, rather than 3 different 'pages/posts' in the database.

   How would I go about this???

   Thanks.

2. projectfuturism
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   OK, so I solved it using the $_GET function.

   <?php
   
   $page_display = $_GET["c"];
   
   if ($page_display == showcase) {
       require('profile_showcase.php');
   } elseif ($page_display == reviews) {
       require('profile_reviews.php');
   } elseif ($page_display == directions) {
       require('profile_directions.php');
   } elseif ($page_display == contact) {
       require('profile_contact.php');
   } else {
       require('profile_about.php');
   }
   ?>

   It does the trick, but does have a few drawbacks which I am working on.

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