No, but there is a possibility I may be wrong. You may want to setup a test to be sure. I suspect the same template will be loaded no matter which CPT is requested based on the /agenda/ portion alone.
If it’s that important, perhaps you could use a dual purpose CPT which styles content based on an initial selection of a field in the post edit form.
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iuttu
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WP templates are loaded based on queried elements. If you have this rule:
– /agenda/([^/]+) => index.php?even=$matches[1]
/agenda/example url will try to load single-event.php template (if event “example” is found). If single-event.php doesn’t exists, it’ll try single.php. If single.php bla bla bla…
I could use the same CPT and select a template for each type, yes. But this two event types are so so different (type 1 has 200 fields and type 2 has 3) that I think it’s not a good idea to use the same CPT.
200 to 3! Different CPTs for sure. I had the wrong sort of template in mind, something like taxonomy-agenda.php would always be loaded for an archive-like listing. But for single templates such as single-internal.php, they will be loaded according to the CPT regardless of the taxonomy. Apologies for my confusion.
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iuttu
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Yes… “internal events” has a lot of information (really A LOT). External has just date, place and category =/
Thank you very much bcworkz 😉
