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Problem:
The issue here is that the user disabled query_var for their cpt however a url parameter like this post_type=test still results in the CPT being displayed
Solution:
I've found some discrepancy in the way this is described. The query_var attribute does not disable this type of query as our document states.
In our document it gives the example "mysite.com/?post_type=example" which is incorrect. What this attribute is meant to disable is querying for a post in that post type using the post's slug, example "example.com/?book=life-of-pi" where book is the post type and life-of-pi is the slug of the single post.
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