well.. it is not exactly the case, but in a way, it is . every page has actually “2” names , one is the name you give and one is the ID, which is the number. If you will give a “name” which is a “number” – it might override another entity (Can be a … Read more
Used Custom permalink plugin and it worked.
Never mind…i found the CODE (with the help of Alex Rabe), it is as follows: <?php echo get_permalink( $image->pageid ) ?>
Create an endpoint. In the callback function for the endpoint call your plugin functions internally, so the whole WordPress environment is available and you are still on the same domain, no matter where the plugin URL is. Plus, make sure not to flush the rewrite rules on every page load, use the (de)activation hook for … Read more
The internal links are all hard-coded; you’ll have to do a search/replace in the database to fix them. This is a good script for search/replace that will go through your posts, widgets, everything: https://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/ Download the script, and upload it into your WordPress root directory (same path as wp-config.php). Surf to the script, then follow … Read more
Depending on how the page’s query and loop are constructed, when you access the post object from the sidebar or footer, you sometimes get the last post in the loop rather than the page itself. You can ensure you’re getting the original (page) object by running wp_reset_query() from inside your widget (before you access the … Read more
You could use a WordPress rewrite (as opposed to mod-rewrite) to solve the issue. function createRewriteRules( $rules ){ $newrules = null; $newrules = array(); $newrules[“catalog/?$”] = “index.php?page=xx”; $rules = $newrules + $rules; return $rules; } add_action(‘rewrite_rules_array’, ‘createRewriteRules’); You’ll need to flush the rules: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/flush_rewrite_rules Your page-catalog.php file could then sniff the original url and do … Read more
Your problem has nothing to do with htaccess. It’s that you’re using relative paths where you should be using absolute paths. (Here’s an explanation of the difference) Probably the best way to reference any assets in your theme (assuming your theme has an “images” subdirectory) is to do something like: <?php echo get_bloginfo(‘template_url’) ?>/images/your_image.jpg The … Read more
Your answer should return: “ so from there you just do this: $final_url = $URI.’#’.get_the_ID(); Which should echo http://mydomain.com/current/page#372 which is kinda good for linking. But if your looking for a “bookmarks” link it would be best practice to do this (inside the loop): echo ‘<a href=”‘.the_permalink().'” title=”‘.the_title().'”>’.the_title.'</a>’; Which will echo “Interesting Page” (note the … Read more
Check the page’s source via your browser. And see if the links have a different “href=xxx” URL from the anchor text. It’s the only explanation unless your pages also have JS that rewrites the URLs on load or in the onclick event.