aditinal http get value in blog links

will the key / value always be the same?

Yes

Maybe I don’t understand. If all pages are going to have the same key / value, why do you need to use $_REQUEST to know what it is?

When you say all links, do you mean href links or pages?

Let me explain what I am trying to do.

I have a main php script which wraps around wordpress (mysite_index.php).

In mysite_index.php the code is like.

if($_REQUEST[‘page’] == ‘blog’){
require(‘./wordpress/wp-blog-header.php’);
}else if($_REQUEST[‘page’] == ‘register’){
require(‘./register.php’);
}//etc….

Now in the included wordpress code through require(‘./wordpress/wp-blog-header.php’); I want wordpress to generate its links like.

https://site.com/?p=1&page=blog#comments
and
https://site.com/?page_id=3&page=blog

So the wrapping mysite_index.php script knows to include wordpress which is located under https://site.com/.

Sorry, Its difficult to explain

Hmmm. Try putting this in your functions.php file:

add_action('init','thisismyblog');
function thisismyblog(){
     $_GET['page']='blog';
}

Let me know if that works.

Good thinking and nice try.
Unfortunatlly no luck.

Printing out $_GET in thisismyblog() gives..

Array ( [m] => 200810 [page] => blog )

I think my problem is difficult because WordPress dosnt generate its links through one common function. Then again im no expert on wordpress…

Why don’t you just put WordPress in a subfolder called blog?