$url = "https://www.example.com/about"; if (isExternal($url)) { echo "This is an external URL"; } else { echo "This is an internal URL"; }
$url = "https://example.com/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-plugin/index.php"; if (isExternal($url)) { echo "This is an external URL"; } else { echo "This is an internal URL"; }In this example, the isExternal function is again used to determine if the given URL is external or not. In this case, the URL has a path that includes "wp-content/plugins/wordpress-plugin/", which might make it seem like an internal URL. However, because the domain is "example.com", and not the domain associated with the current server, the function will determine that the URL is, in fact, external. The isExternal function is not part of the standard PHP library, but it can be found in various third-party packages and libraries, such as the Symfony HTTPFoundation component or the Zend Framework.