The got_url_rewrite WordPress PHP filter allows you to modify the availability of URL rewriting in your WordPress installation.
Usage
add_filter('got_url_rewrite', 'your_custom_function'); function your_custom_function($got_url_rewrite) { // your custom code here return $got_url_rewrite; }
Parameters
- $got_url_rewrite (bool): Whether URL rewriting is available or not.
More information
See WordPress Developer Resources: got_url_rewrite
Examples
Disabling URL rewriting
Disable URL rewriting on your site.
add_filter('got_url_rewrite', 'disable_url_rewrite'); function disable_url_rewrite($got_url_rewrite) { return false; }
Enabling URL rewriting
Force URL rewriting to be enabled on your site.
add_filter('got_url_rewrite', 'enable_url_rewrite'); function enable_url_rewrite($got_url_rewrite) { return true; }
Enable URL rewriting only for logged-in users
Enable URL rewriting only for logged-in users, and disable it for non-logged-in users.
add_filter('got_url_rewrite', 'enable_url_rewrite_for_logged_in_users'); function enable_url_rewrite_for_logged_in_users($got_url_rewrite) { if (is_user_logged_in()) { return true; } else { return false; } }
Enable URL rewriting based on a specific condition
Enable URL rewriting only if a specific condition is met, in this case, if the $some_condition
variable is true.
add_filter('got_url_rewrite', 'enable_url_rewrite_based_on_condition'); function enable_url_rewrite_based_on_condition($got_url_rewrite) { $some_condition = true; // your condition if ($some_condition) { return true; } else { return false; } }
Toggle URL rewriting using a custom function
Toggle URL rewriting using a custom function that checks for a certain condition.
add_filter('got_url_rewrite', 'toggle_url_rewrite_using_custom_function'); function toggle_url_rewrite_using_custom_function($got_url_rewrite) { if (your_custom_condition_function()) { return true; } else { return false; } } function your_custom_condition_function() { // Your custom condition logic here // Return true or false }