Sandy McFadden

Generic parent child custom post type is simply a plugin that gives an example of how to create two custom post types where one is the parent and you can assign any number child posts to it.
The two post types are called Parents and Children. As an example you could call them Car Dealership and Cars and assign a bunch of cars to a dealership.
There is an example template file included which displays the parent post as well as a list of all the children posts assigned to it.
It’s really more of a starting point but it does work.
Requires WordPress 3.0 and PHP 5.

Generic Parent Child Custom Post Types

Generic parent child custom post type is simply a plugin that gives an example of how to create two custom post types where one is the parent and you  …

Moove Agency

Redirect any 404 request to the parent URL with this incredibly powerful, easy-to-use, well supported and 100% free WordPress cookie plugin.
Simply put, the plugin performs the following: when there is a 404 page found such as /about/sample-url then the plugin will automatically redirect the visitor to /about/
It’s a very powerful plugin that saves you many hours specifying individual redirects for every 404 page. With our plugin, you can define one simple rule that will cover all child pages that produce 404 errors.
Features
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<li>You can defined the BASE URL – this is the URL that will be served as a starting point.</li>
<li>You can define the type of the redirection done by WordPress (302, 301, etc.).</li>
<li>You can add as many rules you want and easily delete them if you don’t need them anymore</li>
<li>The plugin checks if you already added a rule based on the slug, so you won’t add the same rule twice.</li>
<li>The plugin checks if the URL you are setting up as a BASE exists in WordPress as a post or page, so you’re not creating an erroneous URL base.</li>
<li>You can see a log of the 404 redirected by the plugin (if the plugin registers any 404 errors), so you can easily identify what URLs are generating the 404 errors.</li>
<li>If there are more than 10 rows in the 404 log/statistics, you can download the whole log for an URL in CSV format.</li>
</ul>
Example Use Case
<ul>
<li>Base URL (set up in this plugin as a rule): http://yourdomain.com/sample-page/</li>
<li>Target URL: http://yourdomain.com/sample-page/non-existing-page</li>
</ul>
In this case if a visitor tries to access the TARGET URL, WordPress returns a 404 error/page by default because the page/post doesn’t exist.
Our plugin will automatically redirect the visitor to http://yourdomain.com/sample-page/ instead of letting the visitor end up on a 404 page.
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Redirect 404 to parent

The plugin seems to work of sub pages only. Anyway thanks.



Working but not quite.

This plugin helps you redirect any 404 request to the parent URL.

Generic Parent Child Custom Post Types vs Redirect 404 to parent