Hi Kevin,
It’s possibly a known bug which I’ve got a fix for coming in the next version 🙂
I’ve just been overrun with regular work to be able to push out the next version.
Hi Jonathan,
Thank you for this beautiful plugin, i am using it in my website, and i too faced this 404 error on pagination after i added a third taxonomy to the filter.
/cpt/tax1/term1/tax2/term2/page/2 works but /cpt/tax1/term1/tax2/term2/tax3/term3/page/2 does’nt work.
website page : https://www.allo-colocations.com/hebergement/loyer/250-500/region/aquitaine/type-de-logement/appartement/page/2/
Thank you again for this awesome plugin.
Jamal
Hi there,
I’m experiencing the same problem.
I’ve got a Custom Post Type called ‘Cars’ and taxonomy called ‘Class’. The problem this plugin has is that instead of going to example.com/cars/class/class-name/ , it goes to example.com/car/class/class-name/ (notice the ‘car’ in the URL is singular)
I just thought to give my 2 cents on this issue, as this IS a lovely plug-in that I would love to use. A lot.
Thanks!
Hi @whereverpanda
Just to be clear, you also experience 404 errors? Or is it just about your slugs not matching?
Because you probably have a different set rewrite slug (car) or vise versa.
Hi Jonathan,
No, I also get the 404 errors, when my taxonomy page is set to show only a certain number of posts and I try to go to the next page.
Thanks!
Ah okay.
I still think the reason you’re seeing /car/ and not /cars/ is due to rewrite rules in registering the post type.
As for the 404 error I hope to get a new version up this week that should fix this. I can’t be 100% certain it’s fixed until some of you guys test it since I can’t seem to be able to reproduce the issue for some reason.
Is this updated yet? because I’m having the same issue, and I’d like to know if it’s something on my end or if it’s this bug.
Thanks for all your work! I’ve loved this plugin so far.
This is the page I’m working with.
http://rachelelizabethbridal.com/custom-dress/
I built my own selectors, instead of using yours, but yours did the same thing. Perhaps this helps with narrowing down the problem?
Okay, guys I think I found a solution. When my taxonomy slugs used underscores(_), page 2 and onward didn’t work. When they used dashes(-), they worked just fine.
Hope this helps!!
Interesting 😀
It should’ve worked with _ as well.. did you have the same values for query_var and potentially rewrite_slug as well?
I’m not exactly sure, because I’m new-ish to wordpress (been doing it for a year) and I used the pods plugin to build my taxonomies.
What do you mean by using the “same values” for query_var? are you referring to the building of the taxonomy or when I was working with your plugin to sort everything?
Ah I see.. I have not used pods myself and nowadays I always register my post types and taxonomies with my own code 🙂
query_var and rewrite slug are two parameters of the register_taxonomy function:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_taxonomy
In the past BTF has had some issue with those not being set to the same value, altho it should be fixed now I initially figured this might be another edge-case where issues occur.
@dmh707 you can set those in the Advanced Options tab when you create or edit the Taxonomy in Pods
