Output Taxonomy Archive URL Inside an Archive

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Problem:
How to output the URL of the current taxonomy archive?

Solution:
You would need to register a custom shortcode, which does not need any attributes, simply returning the URL from the $_SERVER PHP object:

add_shortcode( 'current-url', function(){
 
    return $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
 
});

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Ce sujet contient 2 réponses, a 2 voix.

Dernière mise à jour par Thomas AMX Il y a 6 années et 3 mois.

Assisté par: Nigel.

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octobre 20, 2018 at 12:22 am #1130838

Thomas AMX

Hi Guys,

I am building lightweight, custom social sharing buttons and I would like to make taxonomy archive pages shareable. So, I need to generate the archive's URL and it turns out to to be unexpectedly tricky.

[wpv-taxonomy-url] seemed like an obvious choice at first, but it won't work inside taxonomy archives....
[wpv-taxonomy-archive info=""] works inside tax. loops, but doesn't have URLs as option... and using slugs won't work for hierchical taxonomies.

I found this shortcode written by Nigel:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/displaying-view-by-taxonomies-url-in-the-archieve-loop/#post-1121600
It works but it also doesn't have URL as an option.

I have tried to 'reverse-engineer' it with : "if ($output = 'url')" and "get_term_link".
I suspect I was on the right track, but I don't really know PHP and so I have failed 🙂

Is it possible to adapt the shortcode so that it can output the archive's URL or perhaps there is another, simpler way to achieve it?

Cheers,
Tom

octobre 22, 2018 at 7:49 am #1131862

Nigel

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Hi Tom

The archive URL isn't available with the query object used by the taxonomy shortcode you linked to, you should probably get it directly from the server request variables.

Try adding the following custom shortcode to output the current URL:

add_shortcode( 'current-url', function(){

    return $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];

});
[php]

You can then use

[php]
[current-url]

to output the URL where required. You can manually include the protocol (e.g. lien caché) if you require it.

octobre 23, 2018 at 10:10 pm #1132984

Thomas AMX

Thank you very much, Nigel, it works!
What's cool about this code is that I would be able to use it in other contexts as well.
Excellent.

Cheers,
Tom