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I really love the new permalink feature.
To make it just perfect, I have a suggestion:
Adding ‘user_trailingslashit’ to ’eme_event_url’ and ’eme_location_url’, as it will only add a triling slash if the blog is configured to use it
Best/
Andy
E.g.:
function eme_event_url($event) {
global $wp_rewrite;
if ($event != ”) {
$the_link = $event;
} else {
if (isset($wp_rewrite) && $wp_rewrite->using_permalinks()) {
$name=eme_permalink_convert(__(“events”,’eme’)).$event.”/”.eme_permalink_convert($event);
$the_link = trailingslashit(site_url()).$name;
} else {
$events_page_link = eme_get_events_page(true, false);
if (stristr ( $events_page_link, “?” ))
$joiner = “&”;
else
$joiner = “?”;
$the_link = $events_page_link.$joiner.”event_id=”.$event;
}
}
return user_trailingslashit($the_link);
}
function eme_location_url($location) {
global $wp_rewrite;
if (isset($wp_rewrite) && $wp_rewrite->using_permalinks()) {
$name=eme_permalink_convert(__(“locations”,’eme’)).$location.”/”.eme_permalink_convert($location);
$the_link = trailingslashit(site_url()).$name;
} else {
$events_page_link = eme_get_events_page(true, false);
if (stristr ( $events_page_link, “?” ))
$joiner = “&”;
else
$joiner = “?”;
$the_link = $events_page_link.$joiner.”location_id=”.$location;
}
return user_trailingslashit($the_link);
}
I’ll take it into consideration, but the place where you use “user_trailingslashit” is wrong, because it also might add a “/” if no seo is used. The correct thing would be:
$the_link = trailingslashit(site_url()).user_trailingslashit($name);
That’s right …my bad 🙂
I agree with andymax’s suggestion. Not only would it speed page loading by eliminating wasted data packet transmissions back and forth between visitor web browsers and servers, it also would eliminate thousands of server log entries per website per day due to user and bot redirects. Even websites that have no human visitors typically have thousands of bot page accesses per day and redirects bloat server logs by doubling the number of log entries.
admintiger: we are talking about “user_trailingslashit”, where the trailing slash only gets added if the user has defined this in his permalink setup.
Sorry, I had misunderstood!
If I now understand correctly, EME would terminate URL’s with slashes if a user specifies that WordPress permalinks have a form something like this:
/%post_id%/%postname%/
But not if they specify something like this:
/%post_id%/%postname%
It seems reasonable to follow the slash convention specified for WordPress links. However, as stated before, trailing slashes should be specified.
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