I signed up on this site just to congratulate the script author. Just what I was looking for! And with a little tweaking, works very well for my purpose.
Newscruzer said he added the class directly into the functions.php. I chose to save the class as its own file in the theme root. Add:
...in your functions.php, just before calling the function that invokes the class. This way if you ever change themes you don't have to do too much re-write in the functions.php file. Customize newscruzer's makevirtual() function to your own needs. You can parse url segments or GET variables for some really powerful applications.
I signed up on this site just to congratulate the script author. Just what I was looking for! And with a little tweaking, works very well for my purpose.
Newscruzer said he added the class directly into the functions.php. I chose to save the class as its own file in the theme root. Add:
requireonce("onthe_fly.class.php");
makevirtual();
...in your functions.php, just before calling the function that invokes the class. This way if you ever change themes you don't have to do too much re-write in the functions.php file. Customize newscruzer's makevirtual() function to your own needs. You can parse url segments or GET variables for some really powerful applications.