site_url()
site_url(string $uri = '', string $protocol = NULL) : string
Site URL
Create a local URL based on your basepath. Segments can be passed via the first parameter either as a string or an array.
Parameters
| string | $uri | |
| string | $protocol |
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base_url(string $uri = '', string $protocol = NULL) : string
Base URL
Create a local URL based on your basepath. Segments can be passed in as a string or an array, same as site_url or a URL to a file can be passed in, e.g. to an image file.
| string | $uri | |
| string | $protocol |
auto_link( $str, $type = 'both', $popup = FALSE) : string
Auto-linker
Automatically links URL and Email addresses. Note: There's a bit of extra code here to deal with URLs or emails that end in a period. We'll strip these off and add them after the link.
| $str | ||
| $type | ||
| $popup |
url_title(string $str, string $separator = '-', boolean $lowercase = FALSE) : string
Create URL Title
Takes a "title" string as input and creates a human-friendly URL string with a "separator" string as the word separator.
| string | $str | Input string |
| string | $separator | Word separator (usually '-' or '_') |
| boolean | $lowercase | Whether to transform the output string to lowercase |
redirect(string $uri = '', string $method = 'auto', integer $code = NULL) : void
Header Redirect
Header redirect in two flavors For very fine grained control over headers, you could use the Output Library's set_header() function.
| string | $uri | URL |
| string | $method | Redirect method 'auto', 'location' or 'refresh' |
| integer | $code | HTTP Response status code |