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September 29, 2012
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Hello always I have used morphing since it looks like to me a brillian system to change the text, name of the title, of the post, the correspondent url. My doubt is if with Re-synonymize also it is possible to change the correspondent url for example:

Login to see this link - Login to see this link - Login to see this link

 

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September 29, 2012
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You can do that using Login to see this link. E.g.:

Login to see the quote

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thanks, And there is no another way more easy or simple using synonymous to change the title and the permalink, or inserting php code, for that of the way that your you say would not be very practical for my. thanks

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September 29, 2012
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There are others ways too. For example using of your own PHP code. However I don't see any reason to do so because everything you've asked can be done by means of the built-id rewriter and synonymizer.

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But a permalink with this form: Login to see this link using these synonymous: |hello|hi| would modify the permalink and I title of this form: Login to see this link. For that if have to put synonymous of this form: |mydomain.com/hello-admin|mydomain.com/hi-admin|mydomain.com/hello-david, Imagine if I enter 20 post every day....

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The synonyms don't modify the links. They modify the text only. Note that synonymizer and rewriter have different syntax. E.g. this is a rewriter rule:
|mydomain.com/hello-admin|mydomain.com/hi-admin|mydomain.com/hello-david

This is a synonymizer one:
hello|hi

Please read the manual carefully.

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