Hi
Thanks for your reply.
That’s where the problem lies. The page doesn’t seem to “call” the taxonomy since it shows me the home page.
However like i said, caling http://mydomain.com?taxonomy=types does show interesting vars in the debug. For instance $wp_query->query->taxonomy == "types"
It seems as though WP doesn’t now how to handle taxonomy requests directly, only terms.
Also, if I call up http://mydomain.com/types/ WP returns a 404. In this case $wp_query->query->category_name == "types" so it seems to think I’m calling a category. I find that strange since my category base is set to /blog/.
call like this http://mydomain.com/taxonomy/types/ and create a page taxonomy.php and put the same code of category.php in this new file.
I think I may have not been clear in my explanation. Here is the site in question :
http://www.coffrets-luxe.com/
I created a taxonomy with product types.
`Taxonomy : univers
+ chateaux
+ golf
+ restaurants`
Calling up http://www.coffrets-luxe.com/univers/golf shows my taxonomy-univers.php template with the golf related products.
I’d like it so that when I call up http://www.coffrets-luxe.com/univers/ I get a page with query that essentially contains the different terms (chateaux, golf, restaurants) so I can have a page with entrance points to the different product lists. Right now, calling up that URL gives me a 404 since WP thinks it’s looking for the post category “univers” which does not exist.
Here is what is displayed in my debug info
`
WP_query
+ query_vars
+– category_name = univers
WP
+ query_vars
+– category_name = univers
+ query_string = category_name=univers
+ request = univers
+ matched_rule = (.+?)/?$
+ matched_query = category_name=univers
+ did_permalink = TRUE
`
Can an administrator move this thread to Hacks. I think it’s more relevant there.
