Hi,
It is hard to answer your question because you have not specified what you will be using “mytitle” and “yourtitle” for or where.
You could store the post url inside a variable with the get_permalink function. You can use this inside or outside the loop: if you use it inside, it will fetch the current post’s permalink, and if you use it outside, you would have to specify a post ID parameter.
Once you catch the URL, it would only be a matter of processing it. Here’s a way to do it, using the URL you provided as an example:
<?php
// Retrieve the post URL
$post_url = 'domain.com/mytitle/yourtitle/histitle';
//Removes "https://" and/or "https://" from the URL
$post_url_proc = str_replace(array('https://','https://'), '', $post_url);
// Splits the url using "/" as a separator and stores it as an array
$post_url_proc_array = explode('/', $post_url_proc);
// Cycles through each chunk of the url array
foreach ($post_url_proc_array as $url_chunk) {
// Displays each chunk
echo $url_chunk.'<br/>';
}
?>
That code would output the following HTML:
domain.com<br/>mytitle</br>yourtitle<br/>histitle<br/>
Which would look like this on your site:
domain.com
mytitle
yourtitle
histitle
The code also removes the “https://” and/or “https://” part of the URL. In the final version, you would have to this line, which uses an example:
$post_url = 'domain.com/mytitle/yourtitle/histitle';
with
$post_url = get_permalink();
inside The Loop, or
$post_url = get_permalink('9');
outside The Loop, where 9 is the ID number of the post URL you are trying to fetch.
To reference each chunk (key) of the URL separately, use $post_url_proc_array followed by the key number between brackets: $post_url_proc_array[0] contains the first chunk, $post_url_proc_array[1] the second, and so on. So, in your URL example, if you wanted to display mytitle - yourtitle, you would go:
echo $post_url_proc_array[1].' - '.$post_url_proc_array[2];
