This leads to several problems. The biggst one is that whenever someone posts an event link on facebook, Facebook just grabs the Open Graph content of http://sitename.no/activities/, and skips the rest of the url, resulting in a general title and description of the event in the Facebook feed.
So, I tried searching the EE forum, and as far as I could see, there is no real solution to this in the EE plugin as of now. First of all, I hope I haven’t missed anything?
Secondly, I figured I would have a go at getting around this, but even though I think my idea should work, it doesn’t.
I have made a couple of attempts, basically based on this StackExchange approach, but without luck. I can’t get the rewrite rule to work, and I’m not sure why.
I’m not a very experienced rewriterule guy, so I thought I would ask the EE staff and EE community for help. Has anyone else tried this and made it work? Is there any reason why it wouldn’t work, so I can just stop trying? Does anyone else get the idea, and are you able to make it work?
I can’t speak for the community, but I have not seen anything like this attempted before.
Currently the best way to obtain “pretty” permalinks is to make use of the Post feature and use those as a basis for events or event links.
Event Espresso 4.0 is based on true custom post types so this will no longer be an issue with that version.
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