A Slash too much @ get_pagenum_link()

[dave@…]

• File: template-functions-links.php
• Function: get_pagenum_link()

The following code is at the end of the function:

	// showing /page/1/ or ?paged=1 is redundant
	if ( 1 === $pagenum ) {
		$qstr = str_replace('page/1/', '', $qstr); // for mod_rewrite style
		$qstr = remove_query_arg('paged', $qstr); // for query style
	}

If you work with the mod_rewrite style, you will get this URL for the first page:

​http://www.example.com/wordpress/index.php/
This wont work (/ at the end).

Correx:

	// showing /page/1/ or ?paged=1 is redundant
	if ( 1 === $pagenum ) {
		$qstr = str_replace('/page/1/', '', $qstr); // for mod_rewrite style
		$qstr = remove_query_arg('paged', $qstr); // for query style
	}

Notes:

• sry for my bad english...
• i've downloaded a german translation of wordpress 2.0.3, so maybe its just in this version... ?!

No, it's that way in the english version. I don't think that would fix it and there would be a problem with that. Putting the slash in front like you did would make the server redirect to root. So if you have wordpress in a directory it would screw up like so:
You would want this:
​http://site.com/wordpress/testing/1/
But you would get this:
​http://site.com/testing/1/

No traction in almost a year, so closing as wontfix.

Feel free to re-open it if you have additional information/suggestions/patches/...

Only enhancements or feature requests can be closed when there's no traction.

Note that the problem is with first-page links, not with /page/2, /page/3/ etc.

Original thread: ​http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-wp-pagenavi-trailing-slash-at-first-page-url-regardless-of-defined-permalink-structure

Interesting patch.