It sure does!
We have actually added a patch to improve how the rewrite rules function for pretty permalinks as we had a few bugs in the current release. The patch will be out with the next release, which I am hoping to do some time this week.
If you are in a hurry – you can use the hotfix from here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/354580?replies=13
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ide79
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Ok. It did not work for me, but i tested something in the-events-calendar.php i removed the add_action( 'init' array ( $this, 'flushRewriterules')); about line 320 and now it works.
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ide79
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It would be nice to know how to get add_rewrite_rule to work when this plugin is active.
rewrite rules works nicely in the posts and the event, but when using functions.php and a custom page template it does not work (404).
if i remove the (flushRewriterules)in the-events-calendar.php it works.
is there anyway to use add_rewrite_rule when this plugin is active? or does the flushRewriterules override my own rewriterule in functions.php and custom page tempalte.
I dont think that removing the flushRewriterules line in the-events-calendar.php is the right way to proceed.
I was chatting with kelsey and we agree that we don’t really need to flush the rewrite rules every time the plugin loads, as it seems to have consequences on other people’s plugins which might not expect this to happen.
It’s hard to say how to get your add_rewrite_rule() call to work without seeing the context of your code. We can probably just get away with doing a rewrite flush when the plugin is activated. We’ll change how it works for the 1.6 release.
