We have a multilingual site with 5 languages including arabic and chinese.
Because we had problem with non-roman slugs, we use this permalink structure :
/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%post_id%/

In the plugin, the mapping from path to post-id is done using the get_page_by_path function which is not able to find posts because this function assumes that the permalink structure contains the post_name as last path part.

In the class-ga-top-content.php file, I replaced lines 267 to 284 by this :

$id_p = url_to_postid( $url ) ;
if ( 0 !== $id_p ) {
	$wppost = get_post( $id_p ) ;
}

And it works.

Regards.

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$url = "page-url"; (without hostname nor backslash)
$page = get_page_by_path($url);

returns nothing.
I checked and $get_current_blog_id returns the right number (1).
Even url_to_postid() doesn’t work.
Do I have to call some other functions to get it work with multisite?
Thank you

I’ve tried resetting permalinks to see if that made a difference but that didn’t work.

I desperately need a possibility to retrieve a post-ID from an URL/Permalink.

I tried to use url_to_postid, but it does not work for not future posts (scheduled posts).
Instead, it just returns 0.

Is there another possibility?

Thanks in advance,
Holzhaus

I have a client running WPMU 2.9.1 who’s recently starting using the Domain Mapping plugin to map a domain to one of their MU blogs. Overall it’s been great. However, there’s one weird bug we’ve run into, and I haven’t been able to find guidance anywhere on how to fix it.

They have an old internally-developed plugin that uses WordPress’ url_to_postid() function (part of WP_Rewrite, though apparently a fairly obscure part) to take a URL of a post from another of their MU blogs and fetch that post’s ID.

The problem is url_to_postid seems not to like URLs that use the mapped domain. When it’s passed one of these, it returns nothing, not even a zero/null value/error code/etc.

I’ve looked high and low to see if there’s information anywhere on how the Domain Mapping plugin interacts with WP_Rewrite in general and url_to_postid in particular, but I haven’t found anything. So I figured I’d ask the experts Any ideas on ways to teach url_to_postid to respect domain-mapped URLs, or, failing that, other approaches I should use to resolve a URL into a post ID?

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I am trying to get the post id in my blog, https://intersoftpt.wordpress.com. I am using asp.net. When I started to google it, I found that we can use ReWrite API to use the function url_to_postid().
Can anyone give me an example or a snippet on how to apply that class and call that particular function in asp.net?
My scenario is to create a comment in my aspx page and automatically added in my blog as well.
Thanks in advance.

Best Regards,
Andi Santoso

I have several pages on my blog and I am wondering why automatic pingbacks do not work on pages. Trackbacks on pages work just fine, but not pingbacks from other WordPress blogs.

Example: https://sw-guide.de/wordpress/math-comment-spam-protection-plugin/

Check out the list of trackbacks and pingbacks. I know many people who have written about this page and placed a link in their blog posts however the pingbacks do not work — in one case a pingback came thru, though…

I’m using latest WP version 2.0.5 and pings are of course enabled. And I do not use any plugin that might cause this issue — at least I am not aware of that.
For posts the pingbacks are working just fine and there is nothing to complaint about.

Any help is really appreciated.

Thanks,
Michael

• PHP (4.3.10)
• Apache (1.3.27)
• WordPress(1.5.1.3)

The data on both servers is identical (except for the urls specified in the options) They are running the same plugins.

My problem is that the rules returned by $wp_rewrite->wp_rewrite_rules() are different on the two servers. This causes url_to_postid() to fail when parsing my permalinks and I can not figure out why the rules returned would be different.