How to generate external url in WordPress
@Sam is close, but I think you need to do this: $url=”http://www.example.com”; Without the protocol in front, you get the wrong result. Change to $url=”https://www.example.com”; if you need an SSL link.
@Sam is close, but I think you need to do this: $url=”http://www.example.com”; Without the protocol in front, you get the wrong result. Change to $url=”https://www.example.com”; if you need an SSL link.
Try Absolute url not relative Example: download.php?filename=http://www.yoursite.com/Test1/index1.html
add Check if parameters exist in your web.config globalization tag <globalization requestEncoding=”utf-8″ responseEncoding=”utf-8″ responseHeaderEncoding=”utf-8″ fileEncoding=”utf-8″ resourceProviderFactoryType=”” enableBestFitResponseEncoding=”true”/>
I found the solution for this: Settings » General » Change URL address I changed my site URL to new and it’s working just fine.
Whenever you register_post_type(), one of the args is rewrite where you can reset the URL to something else. Maybe you can play with this — try leaving it blank? Pro tip: You will have to reset permalinks after you do this.
Simple, you can use $_GET method. if(isset($_GET[“origin_iata”]) && !empty($_GET[“origin_iata”]) && isset($_GET[“destination_iata”]) && !empty($_GET[“destination_iata”])) { echo “Flights from “.$_GET[“origin_iata”].” to “.$_GET[“destination_iata”].”…”; }
You can hook into WordPress’ slug algorithm and create your own slugs. For an example look into my plugin Germanix URL. I’m not sure if WordPress can accept requests with an + without further tweaking tough. If just want to allow the slug without much coding, install Germanix and create a second plugin with this … Read more
Never mind…i found the CODE (with the help of Alex Rabe), it is as follows: <?php echo get_permalink( $image->pageid ) ?>
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
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.