MNS

OK, I did some research and I came to some results. I use the get_term_link function to create the link I need. It works actually prefect as long as don’t use permalinks. It creates the following link without permalinks:

http://www.example.com/?projectcategory=music

It directs to the template file taxonomy.php and I can read the value projectcategory (in this case it’s music) with get_query_var. That’s all I want as I can now filter all posts for this term.

BUT, when I now switch back to one of the permalink structures the link transforms into the following:

http://www.example.com/projectkategory/music/

Looks nice but unfortunately now the link doesn’t direct to my taxonomy.php template file BUT to my index.php. Can someone explain this to me?

Thanks,
Marvin

Yep, it does.

EDIT: For clarification. I use them within Custom Posts. Some of them include some custom Ajax functionality. Still when I comment these out it changes nothing. I also use it in a Custom Post without any custom JavaScript and the error appears. And JUST in the post types where the Attachments Plugin is assigned to and JUST when I have added an item via Attachments. As long as I didn’t attach any file there is no problem.