suleiman

I'm having a bizarre problem here. In the function that displays tags on a Wordpress blog, I'm trying to modify the code so that the tag list works on every blog instead of only on the main blog (it's a Multi User version of Wordpress).

What I did was declare the variable "$path" and set it to my main blog domain.

Then later on in my function I have this line:

echo '<a href="' . $path . '?c='.$key.'" style="font-size: '.$size.'%"';

The issue is that while this works fine when a user clicks on a Tag category that has no spaces, when a tag category does have spaces then the links point to /random%2520interesting/ instead of /random%20interesting/.

The consequence is that nothing displays anymore for Tag categories with spaces.

I'm desparately trying to figure out what is causing this to fandango. If anyone has any ideas (particularly if you know of a variable I could use to point to the main blog site instead of declaring a new $path variable) then I would truly be much obliged.

Alternatively a string replace function I could run on the above echo command or pass through the $path variable would also rock the boat.

Thanks!


EDIT: I fixed this problem. Apparently by including "www" in the path I was mucking things up. Now I've since taken it out and all is well in the neighborhood

DaWei

I just want to say "thank you" for posting the solution you discovered. Searchers with similar problems may find this thread (although searchers are usually pretty thin on the ground).

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