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    Devin Stone on February 29, 2016 at 3:41 pm #2801

    Thanks Brajesh, that makes sense to me now.

    What I’m looking for is to mimic the WordPress permalink settings. They currently are set to “Custom” and I’ve put in “/%author%/%category%/%postname%/”.

    I’ve tried to convert the “_” in “user_posts” to “-” to make it “user-posts”, but no luck in getting it to work. I need to do the same for the custom categories and tags too. If you have any ideas, please let me know, if not I can keep searching on my own.

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    Devin Stone on February 29, 2016 at 2:58 pm #2799

    So BuddyBlog supports custom post types, but not custom post type permalinks? In that case, would I need to switch back to the original category approach that we originally used if I want to retain consistent permalinks?

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    Devin Stone on February 28, 2016 at 3:41 pm #2784

    It doesn’t work I’m afraid. The Worpress posts do, but the custom type User Posts do not. I PM’d you login details.

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    Devin Stone on February 27, 2016 at 4:14 pm #2765

    I took out:

    add_filter( ‘buddyblog_use_slug_in_permalink’, ‘__return_true’ );
    define( ‘BP_BUDDYBLOG_SLUG’, ‘blog’ );
    define( ‘BUDDYBLOG_ARCHIVE_SLUG’, ‘posts’ );

    And it the 404 is fixed! However, it still doesn’t follow the WordPress permalinks. For example, I made a test post titled “Test User Post” and the URL came out to https://www.wingmanlocator.com/user_posts/test-user-post/

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    Devin Stone on February 26, 2016 at 11:31 pm #2756

    I have already had that set to “No”. I’ve flushed permalinks as well several times. I’ve flushed them again, but no improvement.