posts archive page within custom taxonomy

okay, I have fixed one issue! The url http://www.example.com/location/city/companies doesn’t get redirected anymore. I’ve achieved this by adding:

'rewrite' => array( 'hierarchical' => true ),

to my taxonomy.

Now he only needs to show the archive-company.php file. In stead, he uses index.php.

Anyone?

-thnx!!-

Hi there Aachen,

That could work, but I thought that WordPress could handle this by its own… Like, when you would have a default blog, you can get the the content of http://www.example.com/companies/ with archive-company.php. And get a single post with http://www.example.com/companies/ company-name/ with single-company.php

The only thing I want it to do is to use its custom taxonomy to create logical links. The taxonomy locations is used wihin all my custom posts.

So you would get something like this:
http://www.example.com/locations/location-name/companies/company-name
And
http://www.example.com/locations/location-name/educations/education-name
Etc.

And again, I thought that WordPress could handle this by its own, because the way taxonomies can be used with posts.

I hope someome could clarify this to me…

Thnx in advance!!

Douwe

Hi Bc!(And Aachen)

Thnx for your reply. After searching for solutions in combination with the answers you both have given me, I came up with this:

`add_rewrite_rule();

What I do is adding the ^locations/([^/]*)/companies and point it towards index.php?post_type=company

I am not sure if this is the correct way to handle these kind of situations, but this does the trick for me!

Thank you for helping me so far! I am marking this topic as solved.

With kind regards,

Douwe