Add a word to the first // wp_get_attachment_url // as the subdomain name

We use this code to display the link …

$mp3Link = wp_get_attachment_url($mp3_file_id);
<a class="w3-black" href="'.$mp3Link.'" rel="nofollow" >mp3</a>

It looks like this now :

https://example.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Amir.mp3

I want it to be like this :

https://sub.example.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Amir.mp3

I mean, I just want to do this by editing the above code

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Method 1

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Method 1

$mp3Link = wp_get_attachment_url($mp3_file_id);
$mp3Link = str_replace( 'example.com', 'sub.example.com', $mp3Link ); 
<a class="w3-black" href="'.$mp3Link.'" rel="nofollow" >mp3</a>

replace example.com with your actual domain – it’s not the most elegant solution, but might work.

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