Hey Larry, thank you for your quick answer.

Example of what I'm looking for:

Imagine that I want an URL and TITLE that goes like that

URL: http://www.whatever/how-to-find-a-good-or-best-house-in-portland-OR

TITLE: Find a house in Portland

The plugin will create the url http://www.whatever/find-a-house-in-portland
instead of the one above.

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In the explanation of the plugin, it pulls out from the title to create the url.

What I thought is something like insert another line of code to create the url? Maybe something like?

[WordpressURL how-to-find-a-good-or-best-house-in#city#-#state#]

But I don't know if this will be the easiest option from the "programing" standpoint.

Thanks
Jesús

Last edited by jesuslmr (2013-02-14 10:36 am)

Awesome. Thaks a lot.

I've gotten the plugin to dynamically set post_title and post_name as separate entities. So far, this works for publishing NEW posts or pages. The titles show up in menus and links while permalinks are now independent of the titles.

I expect I'll have UPDATE and DELETE of posts/pages working sometime today.

I'm also almost done modifying Mpc's Control Panel to encode the permalink info into the article.zip file.

Then I need to mod the Online Editor so the 'Instruction' button will let you add the new 'WordpressUrl' Instruction. I Also need to mod the 'Preview Article' function to display the new Instruction.

So, it's going to be a reality and probably within days.

I've completed adding this functionality to Mpc v278 and the WP plugin v3.6. You should see the forced updates the next time you startup Mpc and the plugin.

Syntax for the new 'WordpressUrl' instruction is explained at "How do I use the plugin".

Please let me know if this is what you were looking for. I really like this addition. Thanks again for the request.