the_permalink() is a loop function, it's made for use "in the loop".
If you have a non-standard loop, you can just as easily use...
echo get_permalink($ID); where $ID is a variable where you're storing the ID for the "current" page/post in your custom loop or you can again use this with a single entry, just as long as you pass the ID into the fucntion.Revisions
- October 8, 2013 @ 05:59:31 [Current Revision] by PeterLugg
- October 8, 2013 @ 05:59:31 by PeterLugg
- June 26, 2013 @ 01:25:00 by PeterLugg
- June 26, 2013 @ 01:23:02 by PeterLugg
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| Added: Wisdom taken from here: <a href="http:// wordpress.org/ support/topic/ how-to-get-the-url-of-the- page-you-are- on-with-php" target="_blank" >http://wordpress.org/support/ topic/how-to- get-the-url- of-the-page-you- are-on-with-php</a> | |||
| Deleted: | Added: [php] | ||
| Added: echo "http://" . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; | |||
| Added: [/php] | |||
| Added: If you are in the WordPress loop: | |||
| Added: Yes it will work for lists of posts, providing they use a regular loop.. | |||
| Added: <code>the_permalink( )</code> is a loop function, it's made for use "in the loop". | |||
| Added: If you have a non-standard loop, you can just as easily use... | |||
| Added: <code>echo get_permalink( $ID);</code> where $ID is a variable where you're storing the ID for the "current" page/post in your custom loop or you can again use this with a single entry, just as long as you pass the ID into the fucntion. | |||
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