Snat

<p>This plugin is a really simple and quick plugin that puts the hostname of the server that the page was viewed from. This is useful if you are hosting your blog on many servers and want to see which one the current page came from. It puts the hostname as a HTML comment in the source code where the footer is. Now there isn’t many reasons you may use this for but for the ones that do want to use it, here it is.</p>


Snat's Hostname Detector

This plugin is a really simple and quick plugin that puts the hostname of the server that the page was viewed from. This is useful if you are hosting  …

Toro_Unit (Hiroshi Urabe)

Takayuki Miyauchi

Takashi Kitajima

DigitalCube Inc.

tekapo

<p>This plugin changes dynamically and automatically the host name which WordPress uses. For example, when you run WordPress on your different servers, for production, development or staging, the host name will be changed dynamically and each site won’t have broken links. It’s very useful when you use it with Vagrant Cloud.</p>
<h4>Some features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Temporarily changes the host name to the current host name ($_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]).</li>
<li>Also replaces the host name of the links to the contents and the images in the same site.</li>
<li>The host name included in the contents on the development server will be changed to the one for the production server. (You don’t need to replace the host name in the database when you move it to the production server.)</li>
<li>The host name in the editor window is temporarily replaced with the current host name, so when you edit some on the development server, you never have broken links.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Hooks to use for replacing</h4>
<p>This plugin uses the filter hooks below to replace the host name in URL.</p>
<pre><code>$hooks = array(
    "home_url",
    "site_url",
    "stylesheet_directory_uri",
    "template_directory_uri",
    "plugins_url",
    "wp_get_attachment_url",
    "theme_mod_header_image",
    "theme_mod_background_image",
    "the_content",
    "upload_dir",
    "widget_text",
);
</code></pre>
<p>Those hooks also have their own filter hooks, so you can customize with other plugins you are using, etc.</p>
<pre><code>add_filter('dynamic_hostname_filters' function($hooks){
    $hooks[] = 'some_filter_hook';
    return $hooks;
});
</code></pre>


Dynamic Hostname

Set hostname dynamically for the development.

Snat's Hostname Detector vs Dynamic Hostname