I have a following regex expression which works well in apache but doesn't in nginx.
preg_replace("/(src=\")(.*)([^>]*)(".$base_url_mod."\/)/",
"data-$1$2$3", $content);
If I remove (".$base_url_mod."\/)/
it started to work but that's not what I want.
Full function:
function tt_type_filter ( $content ) {
$post_type = get_post_type();
if($post_type == 'page' || $post_type == 'post') {
$tt_connector = get_option ( 'tt_connector' );
$base_url = get_site_url();
$base_url_arr = parse_url($base_url);
$base_url_mod = $base_url_arr[scheme]. '\:\/\/' .$base_url_arr[host]. '\\' .$base_url_arr[path];
if($tt_connector == $base_url)
return preg_replace("/(src=\")(.*)([^>]*)(".$base_url_mod."\/)/", "data-$1$2$3", $content);
else
return preg_replace("/(src=\")(.*)([^>]*)(uploads\/)/", "data-$1$3", $content);
}
}
Eg.(Purpose of this expression)
http://wp.mysite.net/wp4/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/someimage.jpg
should be replaced with http://api.mydomain.com/images/domain/2012/10/someimage.jpg
I have managed to fix it at my own.
The issue was with $base_url_mod
. It was adding \/
at the end of the path when $base_url_arr[path]
having empty/no value. So I'd to put a condition in the function and it started to work.
Here is an updated function: (works fine on both, apache and nginx)
function tt_type_filter ( $content ) {
$post_type = get_post_type();
if($post_type == 'page' || $post_type == 'post') {
$tt_connector = get_option ( 'tt_connector' );
$base_url = get_site_url();
$base_url_arr = parse_url($base_url);
if ($base_url_arr[path]) {
$base_url_mod = $base_url_arr[scheme]. '\:\/\/' .$base_url_arr[host]. '\\' .$base_url_arr[path];
} else {
$base_url_mod = $base_url_arr[scheme]. '\:\/\/' .$base_url_arr[host];
}
if($tt_connector == $base_url)
return preg_replace("/(src=\")(.*)([^>]*)(".$base_url_mod."\/)/", "data-$1$2$3", $content);
else
return preg_replace("/(src=\")(.*)([^>]*)(uploads\/)/", "data-$1$3", $content);
}
}