aitch ref!
Useful for switching between different development environments. Attempts to replace any absolute urls, whether generated though WordPress option like ‘siteurl’ or ‘home’, or through hardcoded urls in posts.
Useful for switching between different development environments. Attempts to replace any absolute urls, whether generated though WordPress option like ‘siteurl’ or ‘home’, or through hardcoded urls in posts.
A closer look.
- 01Place entire /aitch-ref/ directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
- 02Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- 03Enter all possible site urls in the text box, each on a new line. Example could be https://wordpress.org/ , https://dev.wordpress.org/, http://dev.wordpress. Note – subdirectories to not currently work, so http://127.0.0.1/~wordpress/ would give you bad results
- 04Important if SSL is used on site – each record needs an entry for ssl. For example, if your dev environment is http://dev.wordpress you will need to enter https://dev.wordpress as well even if it does not exist.
- 05Look at your source, now back to me. Now back to your source.
Frequently asked questions.
Installation Instructions
Place entire /aitch-ref/ directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress Enter all possible site urls in the text box, each on a new line. Example could be https://wordpress.org/ , https://dev.wordpress.org/, http://dev.wordpress. Note – subdirectories to not currently work, so http://127.0.0.1/~wordpress/ would give you bad results Important if SSL is used on site – each record needs an entry for ssl. For example, if your dev environment is http://dev.wordpress you will need to enter https://dev.wordpress as well even if it does not exist. Look at your source, now back to me. Now back to your source.
