WordsfromWoo

Ok I figured it out. I didn’t understand how rewrite worked. For people who need help doing more then one page it is simple. Just add another rule.

$bNewRules = array('flight-school/([^/]+)/?$' => 'index.php?pagename=flight-school&flight_cat=$matches[1]');
    $aRules = $aNewRules + $bNewRules + $aRules;
    return $aRules;
}

I used

function get_rewrite_urls(){
   global $wp_rewrite;  

        return $wp_rewrite->wp_rewrite_rules(); /* Returns an array */
    }  

   print_r(get_rewrite_urls());

and I put it on the page that I was trying to see if the rewrite was working on. If you did it properly you should see your rewrite variable in code. Mine was in the front. Be sure to add the flush or else you won’t see it there and will spend numerous times refreshing the page wondering why it isn’t showing up on the print_r.

‘function add_query_vars($aVars) {
$aVars[] = “aerial_cat”; // represents the name of the product category as shown in the URL
$aVars[] = “flight_cat”;
return $aVars;
}’

be sure to add the new variable to your add_query_vars. I hope this helps more people on this topic!