Tumblr's API allows you to use a UUID (e.g., t:0aY0xL2Fi1OFJg4YxpmegQ) instead of a blog url (in the case of the aforementioned UUID, staff.tumblr.com.) Programmatically, this is a much more useful identifier to go by, as it's persistent regardless of whether the blogname changes.
The problem is in add_dot_tumblr in helpers, which assumes that the identifier being passed is always a .tumblr.com url unless it otherwise looks like a url.
Tumblr's UUIDs always start with t:, so the simple fix is to check for that before adding .tumblr.com
Tumblr's API allows you to use a UUID (e.g.,
t:0aY0xL2Fi1OFJg4YxpmegQ) instead of a blog url (in the case of the aforementioned UUID,staff.tumblr.com.) Programmatically, this is a much more useful identifier to go by, as it's persistent regardless of whether the blogname changes.The problem is in
add_dot_tumblrinhelpers, which assumes that the identifier being passed is always a.tumblr.comurl unless it otherwise looks like a url.Tumblr's UUIDs always start with
t:, so the simple fix is to check for that before adding.tumblr.com