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Tagged: V3
Been looking over the forum and the system works for a single taxonomy.
So if I choose one category it will redirect to the archive, however if I throw another taxonomy into the mix it will then throw the query string into the URL.
e.g. /job-category/fe-related-roles/?_sft_job_listing_organisation_type=further-education
so it would result in /job-category/fe-related-roles/further-education/ or something similar.
Would it be possible via add_rewrite_rule to achieve this or will it affect the results?
At the moment, you can do this using the Post Type Archives display results method (which has an option that will do this for you), but other display methods need the query string. In any event, where two parameters must be passed, a query string is needed. V3 (due in a few months) has new options to allow Pretty Permalinks.
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