Parameter and SEF in a View

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Last updated by Christian Cox 6 years, 8 months ago.

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March 27, 2018 at 2:44 pm #628806

viktorI

Hello, i'm trying to create a nice SEF URL based on 2 post type (Parent - Child), the idea is to build something like mail merge feature in Office Documents

PostType 1 : Prospect
PostType 2 : Proposal

So i build Prospect Post Type, consist of Client Name, Image, Logo, etc
Then i build Proposal Post Type, that consist of Sales Letter to a prospect.

What i would like to achieve:
For Example i build a proposal with slug 'Food'
And i got client like mcdonalds, burger king, pizza hut

I want to have URL like:
hidden link
hidden link
hidden link

Where the last segment is the paramter of Prospect Title, the third parameter (Food) is Proposal Title

How to build this in View ?

Thanks

March 27, 2018 at 11:29 pm #628988

Christian Cox

Hi, Types isn't really designed to help you create non-standard permalink structures like this. In WordPress, the typical URL structure is /post-type-slug/post-slug. If you want to add the parent post type slug into that URL structure, you'll need custom code, or another custom permalink plugin.