3 | | '''RSS Readers''': the application would still display absolute urls, they just wouldn't be stored in the DB absolutely. Its my understanding that RSS readers aren't pulling content directly from the database, but are rendering an xml template. In this RSS template, you would use permalink and site_url() functions for a resource, and these functions could return the domain, blog root (/blog, if set that way for example), and the relative URI from the database concatenated together to form the absolute URL. |
| 3 | '''RSS Readers''': the application would still display absolute urls, they just wouldn't be stored in the DB absolutely. Its my understanding that RSS endpoints aren't pulling content directly from the database, but are rendering an xml template. In this RSS template, you would use permalink and site_url() functions for a resource, and these functions could return the domain, blog root (/blog, if set that way for example), and the relative URI from the database concatenated together to form the absolute URL. |