[Resolved] how to add subslug/subfolder on custom post type

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[kirillS-3]

Tell us what you are trying to do?

I have some PostType (City) with 2 child post types: HighSchool & Studienkolleg.
I want to make some page, where I could show just child posts, e.g.
I have studyinfocus.ru/city/cityname page for city,
but I want to show city highschools on studyinfocus.ru/city/cityname/highschool and studienkollegs on studyinfocus.ru/city/cityname/studienkolleg.

Is it possible to id like this and how could I make it?

[Minesh]

Hello. Thank you for contacting the Toolset support.

Well - there is no such native feature available using which you can rewrite the post type slug with its child post slugs.

Generally, you can alter the slug by using "Use a custom URL format" under "Rewrite" option, when editing your CPT (see the following screenshot). But here you want to have parent posttype post slug in child URL that is not naively supported.
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However, this can be done with some custom programming that may help you to build such permalinks. Please check following related ticket that may help you:
=> https://toolset.com/forums/topic/creating-url-from-parent-post-name-and-child-post-name/page/2/#post-353988

Here is Doc how you can use save_post action with Types - More info:
=> https://toolset.com/documentation/customizing-sites-using-php/updating-types-fields-using-php/

[kirillS-3]

Thanks for some interesting suggestions. But this is a little bit different. In the post you mention they try to make some slugs like this:
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I want to do something like this:

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I don't want to show exact child in parent post page. But want to show different templates for one post type depend on URL and prefer to do it by a slug, not as a url parameter.

So, like

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or
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[Minesh]

Well - there is no such native feature available and it needs custom programming that is beyond the scope of our support policy.

However - I can tell you that content template stored with meta key name '_views_template' within postmeta table which stores content template ID. I hope this information may help you to assign the content templates created using Types.