[richardbakeretcMember]

I have a Pod Page named email/*
The routing doesn’t seem to be working as it should for higher than 1 level.

From what I understand that page should handle, http://localhost/email/subscribe/asdfadf and http://localhost/email/unsubscribe/asdfadf.

Those URIs only works when I create a page named email/* /*.

Am I doing something wrong? Or is that how the page should be setup.

[chris.pilkoMember]

I believe if you want a 2 wildcard pod, you need to have a page that is named "email/

PHP

*/*

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*/*

". (I believe the wp mod-rewrite rules eliminate the double trailing slash.) It’s not RESTful, but couldn’t you pass asdfadf as a GET or POST variable?

[sc0ttkclarkKeymaster Post count: 850]

Pods is not greedy with it’s URL handling for Pod Pages, so one * wildcard will not eat up URLs more than one level deep.

For example, if you have a pod page called mystuff/* you won’t hit that pod page when you go to mysite.com/mystuff/awesome/stuff/

[chriscarvacheMember]

If the section implies its greedy please disregard. Accessing the URLS is quite simple…

PHP

<?php $firstWildcard = pods_url_variable(1); $secondWildcard = pods_url_variable(2); ?>

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<?php $firstWildcard = pods_url_variable(1); $secondWildcard = pods_url_variable(2); ?>

Experiment with this and you’ll find your desired results.

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