Description
This plugin will make sure that any link you enter to other posts or pages will always stay valid.
When documents that you link to move, change slugs or even when the entire permlink structure changes completely, links will be correct.
It does so by replacing all internal links to their default link format (e.g. /?p=N or /?page_id=M).
Then, when rendering, the default links are changed to the current permlink values.
Supports
- Posts
- Pages
- Categories
Fixing existing contents
The plugin can scan existing contents (posts and pages). It will automatically convert all live links and would suggest how to fix links to pages that have moved.
Reverting
The plugin lets you return all links to their current permlink structure in the database, so if you choose to deactivate the plugin, things go back to the exact way they were.
SitePress
This plugin is part of SitePress – a collection of plugins that turn WordPress into a fully featured multilingual content management system.
Version History
- Version 0.1
- First public release.
- Version 0.2
- Improved link replacement.
- Improved suggestions for broken links.
- Added absolute links for categories.
- Version 1.1
- Supports PHP4, Works correctly if blog is installed in a directory and not in root
- Version 1.1.1
- Became a part of SitePress
Installation
- Place the folder containing this file into the plugins folder
- Activate the plugin from the admin interface
FAQ
- Can this plugin break existing links?
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No. It will only replace correct links to their default link scheme. Broken links will have to be dealt with manually.
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Contributors & Developers
“Absolute Links” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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