I’m getting some 404s errors, and I’m trying to reverse the Hum URL. However, using TanTek’s grid (tantek / NewBase60 (pbworks.com)) and Chris Burnell’s calculator (NewBase60 Calculator · Chris Burnell) to verify, I’m not getting anywhere that makes sense. 4vn = 2018 August 3 (I think), but this site wasn’t active then, and the earliest post is 2018 Nov 29 (whose Hum URL is 1J3 which equals Oct 27 1982).
I readily grant that the whole newbase60 is beyond me and that I could well be doing something wrong.
]]>this used to work just fine. i have the custom url setup and it works fine in the backend (admin screen). i can see the short urls, like this one : https://etlink.fr/b/1Hyt (this is the short url from the backend for the post i shared above).
on the frontend, as you can see in the lower right of the post, you have just the wp ugly link: https://ecran-total.fr/?p=280733
why would that happen?
i have the domain setup on the settings screen and even in the wp-config.
any ideas?
thanks!
]]>I run my blog on WordPress.com’s Business plan, which allows me to install and manage my site as it were in any conventional hosting.
However, WP.com forces its on admin bar, which is awful. There is an option to enabled classic admin bar, but right now, it’s completely broken in mine.
So, I’d like to know if there’s any other way to use/configure this plugin instead of admin bar. Is there?
]]>Hum redirects URLs with the i or a prefix automatically to amazon.com. I think it would be appropriate to give the possibility to define an alternative, non-commercial service for retrieving ISBN data.
Hello,
I tried to define a custom prefix for hum, as it is described in the documentation:
add_filter('hum_redirect_base_e',
create_function('', 'return "https://ebird.org";'));
Unfortunately, this causes an error as create_function is deprecated.
Is there any other way to define a custom prefix?
]]>Hi all,
I know that the plugin states that it isn’t meant to be used like a typical bit.ly URL shortener.
Would I be able to setup a CloudFlare rule so that pages with say /b/ or /i in the URL would go through to Hum, but everything else would work as expected via bit.ly? I have quite a few different APIs hooked up to bit.ly after so many years, but I’m interested in what Hum is doing after seeing it recommended within the ActivityPub plugin.
can i short url of my own site with some query params that i added manually to url??
any function or shortcode to generate custom short link for own website on which plugin is installed??
]]>Hi Matthias!
I noticed that this plugin is causing 404’s on category and tag pages (but not home page).
I have also changed the category and tags base to /c/ and /t/ from their defaults in the permalinks settings, respectively.
Perhaps use !is_singular() function?
Thanks!
-Brian
I get the following notice:
nvalid characters passed for attempted conversion, these have been ignored
Type: PHP Deprecated Line: 368
File: /home/mydirecetory/public_html/wp-content/plugins/hum/hum.php
I think it could be fixed by doing a check like this
if (ctype_xdigit($path) && ctype_xdigit($path)) {
$post_id = base_convert( $path, 32, 10 );
$post = get_post( $post_id );
}
Hello,
Is it possible to see how many clicks the shortlink has had?
Very thanks
]]>Where do I see the short URL assigned to any page/post?
It doesn’t appear to be displayed anywhere..
We’ve been using Hum at In the Library with the Lead Pipe for a year or two with no issues, but it seems to have stopped working in the last couple of weeks. See:
leadpi.pe/b/1ij
which should like to
https://www.inthelibrarywiththeleadpipe.org/2015/a-conversation-with-librarian-editors/
I’m pretty sure we haven’t changed any WP settings or added any plugins in the last several weeks, so I think it’s just an issue with WP 4.1.
]]>I really liked the plugin and looking for some customization as per my needs. Is it possible to change the prefixes e.g. domain.com/p/xy to domain.com/photo/xy?
I am just not so good at programming and tried to change the prefixes in your code. I can see the prefix is changed (with get shortlink) but there is some parsing error.
Thank you in advance!
Regards
Astor
Hey there – Loving the plugin, but is there a way to specifically call the automatically-generated shortlink via a template tag like <?php echo get_shortpermalink(); ?> or something similar?