I'm troubleshooting an issue with permalinks. As part of my troubleshooting, I discovered that this row in the table wp_options
is changing:
+-----------+---------------+----------------+----------+
| option_id | option_name | option_value | autoload |
+-----------+---------------+----------------+----------+
| 1725617 | rewrite_rules | a:323:{...} | yes |
+-----------+---------------+----------------+----------+
(I put ...
in the value of the third field for brevity.)
What does the rewrite_rules
option do? When is it used? How is it modified? What could modify it? Is there any documentation for this option? I haven't found documentation for it, yet.
I'm troubleshooting an issue with permalinks. As part of my troubleshooting, I discovered that this row in the table wp_options
is changing:
+-----------+---------------+----------------+----------+
| option_id | option_name | option_value | autoload |
+-----------+---------------+----------------+----------+
| 1725617 | rewrite_rules | a:323:{...} | yes |
+-----------+---------------+----------------+----------+
(I put ...
in the value of the third field for brevity.)
What does the rewrite_rules
option do? When is it used? How is it modified? What could modify it? Is there any documentation for this option? I haven't found documentation for it, yet.
I found some documentation here. It looks like this is accessed when saving the permalink settings under Settings->Permalinks. It looks like this works in conjunction with the rules stored in .htaccess.
In WP Platform , the rewrite_rules
option in the database perform important role in handling permalink structures and generating rewrite rules for WP URLs
rewrite_rules
option stores an array of rewrite rules used by WordPress to parse incoming requests and determine what action to take based on the URL structure.
plugins and themes can also modify rewrite rules programmatically using functions like add_rewrite_rule()
and flush_rewrite_rules()
Changing the permalink structure in WordPress settings.
Activating, deactivating, or updating plugins/themes that register custom rewrite rules.
Programmatically adding or removing rewrite rules in plugin or theme code