hi there.
I have 5 domains pointing to the same server. the domain names are important because people find it easier to remember a certain domain depending on their native language.
I've written filter code to translate links in my site to root-relative links. so far, it seems to be working really well, but it did cause a problem with WPSEO's %%BLOGLINK%% in the RSS feeds.
my filters work in 6 different places, including site_url() and home_url() which get_bloginfo() now uses to return those items. this works fine everywhere except where WPSEO tries to generate the %%BLOGLINK%% value.
I could have manually specified the full href value in WPSEO's settings but I did this, for now:
in WPSEO/frontend/class-frontend.php::rss_replace_vars(), specifically for the $bloglink assignment statement, I changed get_bloginfo() to get_bloginfo_rss(). that allowed me to build one more filter specifically for url's headed for rss feeds.
function gregory_set_domain_in_rss_urls( $info, $show ) {<br />
// copied from wp-includes/general-template.php::get_bloginfo()<br />
$url = true;<br />
if (strpos($show, 'url') === false &&<br />
strpos($show, 'directory') === false &&<br />
strpos($show, 'home') === false)<br />
$url = false;</p>
<p> return ( !$url || !empty($info) ? $info : get_option('home') );<br />
}<br />
add_filter( 'get_bloginfo_rss', 'gregory_set_domain_in_rss_urls', 11, 2 );<br />might it be possible for WPSEO to use get_bloginfo_rss() wherever the feeds are concerned? using absolute links in feeds might be preferable to root-relative links.
btw, your 'wpseo_canonical' filter hook allowed me to set the exact same domain for every article's canonical link; i.e., all 5 domains point to the same canonical link.
cheers,
Gregory
