Some Feed Readers don’t seem to like relative URI’s in blog posts (if you don’t understand that, read here). I’ve attempted to remedy this with a tiny WordPress plug in. It simply makes most relative URI’s in feeds (not posts) absolute links rather than relative.
Known Issues
- Does not touch links that start with
./or../. I may address this in the future.
License
This is released under GPL, just like WordPress itself.
Source Code
The source code can be accessed through the following ways:
- SVN: http://svn.wp-plugins.org/absoluterss/
- Web Browser: http://dev.wp-plugins.org/browser/absoluterss
Download
Download
1.1.1 – June 10, 2007
Support Me
If you like my work on this blog and the software work I do, you can thank me by referring to this page. It’s always nice to see how much my work is appreciated.
Change Log
1.1.1 – June 10, 2007
- Fix bug when blog is not in root directory (thanks for reporting this Eric Cheng).
1.1 – May 12, 2007
- Correctly use home, rather than the site url.
- Fix minor spacing problem.
1.0 – December 26, 2005
- Initial Release
Pingback: ddhr.org
Pingback: ddhr.org
Pingback: Moving to Freedom: Getting Images to Display in a FeedBurner Feed and Some Hasty Thoughts on Free Software
Pingback: Moving to Freedom: Comment Preview Feature
Pingback: Freakitude Technology Blog » Blog Archive » Getting Images to Display in your Feedburner Feed
Pingback: validate rss feeds using feedvalidator
Pingback: Proper XML feeds in wordpress | StevenStark.com Tech Blog
Pingback: AbsoluteRSS and wp-chunk Wordpress plugins | Eric Cheng’s Journal
Pingback: Faire apparaitre des images dans les flux feedburner - absoluteRSS
Pingback: Robert Accetura’s AbsoluteRSS Wordpress plug-in | Eric Cheng’s Journal
Pingback: WP Plugins DB » Plugin Details » AbsoluteRSS
Pingback: Must Have WordPress Plugins
Pingback: VicKuP.nl - » Mobiel bloggen naar alle platformen
Pingback: Tips For Using WordPress As A Content Management System (CMS)
Pingback: Wordpress Plugins I use | wesg
Pingback: Ada Apa dengan Feed - Dani Iswara .Net
Pingback: Tips For Using WordPress As A Content Management System (CMS) | Mayer Consulting Services Ltd.
Pingback: Das Wordpress-Plugin “BlueLight” | realloc's asylum