The title says it all. So, if you were to use this library on a website like http://example.com/test/testing/, you would get results like these:
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- Before: http://example.com/test/another-test/#anchor
- After: ../another-test/#anchor
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- Before: http://example.com/wp-content/themes/twentyten/style.css
- After: /wp-content/themes/twentyten/style.css
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- Before: https://example.com/wp-content/themes/twentyten/style.css
- After: https://example.com/wp-content/themes/twentyten/style.css
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- Before: http://google.com/test/
- After: //google.com/test/
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- Before: ../../../../../../../../#anchor
- After: /#anchor
- After (
$output_type=1): ../../#anchor
All string parsing. No directory browsing.
(New) For Node.js
For Standard PHP
For WordPress
How To Use It
<?php echo absolute_to_relative_url('http://your-domain.com/dir/'); ?> |
… and/or:
<?php $instance = new Absolute_to_Relative_URLs('http://remote-site.com/'); echo $instance->relate_url('http://remote-site.com/dir/', false, 0); ?> |
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You might be one of the only people out there who can help me.
I need to make all of my links relative links. I’m using a 3rd level sub-domain to create what we call “replicated websites” for our independent sales reps.
The site is essentially the same, but when I am in http://www.website.com/about-us/ I want to remain in www. When I am in mike.website.com/about-us/ I want to remain in that site. I downloaded both of your plugins and activated them, but it isn’t getting rid of the full path link and giving me a relative link. Any ideas????
Thanks I appreciate any help you can give me.
Thanks!
My plugin is designed to shorten the length of URLs within a site based on the current domain and the content. If you’re running a single WordPress installation with http://www.domain.com as the base URL and have sub-domains running as copies, then all links will be pointing to http://www.domain.com. Therefore, my plugin will leave them as absolute URLs for all “replicated websites”. Changing this would go beyond the original scope of my plugin. So, you have 2 options: rewrite my plugin for your own [legal] use, or have multiple WordPress installations. Feel free to modify my plugin and release it under a new name to suit its new purpose; others may be in your shoes.
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