Plugin Author
jwz
(@jwz)
What prefix URL are you trying to use exactly?
My blog is at http://www.davidglover.org/
The default value is “http://davidglover.org/b/” and I get that error. I also get the same error for the following:
http://www.davidglover.org/b/
http://www.davidglover.org/
http://www.davidglover.org/wordpress/ (which is where wordpress is actually installed).
All give the “Oops!” error.
Plugin Author
jwz
(@jwz)
Yeah, nothing unusual there… that should work!
What is ‘home’ set to? The result of get_option(‘home’). Maybe that’s confusing it…
It’s going wrong inside b64sl_make_rewrite_rule but I’m not sure why.
Plugin Author
jwz
(@jwz)
Ok, I think I see it. Can you change line 424 from
if (!preg_match ('@^[a-z]+://([^/:]+)/(.*)[:\d]*(.*)$@i', $blog_base,$match))
to
if (!preg_match ('@^[a-z]+://([^/:]+)[:\d]*/?(.*)$@i', $blog_base,$match))
and let me know if that works?
Thanks!
Plugin Author
jwz
(@jwz)
Hey there, have you had a chance to give this a try yet?
Sorry for the delay.
That did seem to fix it, yes. However, I have custom permalinks set. Does it only work if you have ?p=123 format permalinks? I can’t figure out how to tell what the short url of a post is, otherwise.
Plugin Author
jwz
(@jwz)
No, it should work regardless of your permalink format; this only sets the shortlink. That’s returned by wp_get_shortlink() and you can see it if you View Source on any post and look for <link rel=’shortlink’ href=’…’> That should be in the new format instead of in the ?p=123 format.
Ah yes, it does.
That works great, thanks.
One final question:
Why are my page slugs so long?
For example:
http://dg.gs/b/B1MAAAdT
This seems to be much longer than the examples you give.
Plugin Author
jwz
(@jwz)
Well, that’s not right! The link should be just http://dg.gs/b/B1M. I’m not sure what’s going wrong. Can you save this as a PHP file on your server, load it, and send me the output? Also, what version of PHP and WordPress are you running?
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1: 1875
2: =00=00=07S
3: =00=00=07S
4: =00=00=07S=00=00=07S
5: AAAHUwAAB1M=
6: =07S=00=00=07S
7: 808453971
7: 1875
8: =07S
9: 808464432
9: 808453971
WordPress 3.2.1
PHP version 5.3.6-13ubuntu3.2
Plugin Author
jwz
(@jwz)
Damn, that got corrupted. Apparently you can’t type backslashes here. Change all the occurrences of “00” (zero zero) to be a backslash followed by three zeroes. Or send me email ([email protected]) and I’ll mail you the right version. Thanks!
If things are going the way I expect, output should be
1: 1875
2: =00=00=00=00
3: =00=00=07S
4: =00=00=00=00=00=00=07S
5: B1M=
6: =07S=00=00=07S
7: 1875
7: 1875
8: =07S
9: 0
9: 1875
Plugin Author
jwz
(@jwz)
Ok, let’s try this:
<?
print "<pre>\n";
print (1875 >> 15) . "\n";
print (1875 >> 16) . "\n";
print (1875 >> 31) . "\n";
print (1875 >> 32) . "\n";
