Here is a function for getting the URL of the page being processed in PHP, the function accepts one optional parameter $ignore_port_80
(boolean) to tell it whether it should ignore the port part of the url if the port used is 80:
# Function function get_current_url($ignore_port_80 = true) { $is_https = $_SERVER['HTTPS'] === 'on'; $show_port = $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'] !== '80' || !$ignore_port_80; $url = '' . 'http' . ($is_https ? 's' : '') . '://' . $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] . ($show_port ? (':'.$_SERVER['SERVER_PORT']) : '') . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; return $url; } # Examples echo get_current_url(); # https://kadimi.com/en/some-title-123 echo get_current_url(true); # same as above echo get_current_url(false); # https://kadimi.com:80/en/some-title-123