adamreecewebbox

I think line 185 is responsible for this, not 186.

$script_uri = UBUtil::array_fetch($server_global, 'SCRIPT_URI');

The constant SCRIPT_URI within the server globals will not always be defined. This appears to come from Apache’s “mod_rewrite”, and it contains a fully absolute URL for the script path. I don’t think that PHP running in FCGI or FPM environments will have this, therefore instead of SCRIPT_URI I think adding this between lines 185 and 186 will do the same:

if (null === $script_uri) {
    $script_uri = sprintf(
        "%s://%s%s",
        UBUtil::array_fetch($server_global, 'REQUEST_SCHEME'),
        UBUtil::array_fetch($server_global, 'HTTP_HOST'),
        UBUtil::array_fetch($server_global, 'REQUEST_URI'),
    );
}

That’ll give you an absolute URL, e.g. “https://example.com/whatever/page/”.

• This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by adamreecewebbox. Reason: HTML character encoding

Hi Robert,

Thanks for your quick reply. Just turning off the plug-in then back on again did indeed resolve this. ??