source/Core/SeoEncoder.php
public function getDynamicUrl($sStdUrl, $sSeoUrl, $iLang)
    {
        startProfile("getDynamicUrl");
        $sDynUrl = $this->_getFullUrl($this->_getDynamicUri($sStdUrl, $sSeoUrl, $iLang), $iLang, strpos($sStdUrl, "https:") === 0);
        stopProfile("getDynamicUrl");

        return $sDynUrl;
    }
public function getDynamicUrl($sStdUrl, $sSeoUrl, $iLang)
    {
        startProfile("getDynamicUrl");
        $sDynUrl = $this->_getFullUrl($this->_getDynamicUri($sStdUrl, $sSeoUrl, $iLang), $iLang, strpos($sStdUrl, "https:") === 0);
        stopProfile("getDynamicUrl");

        return $sDynUrl;
    }
public function getDynamicUrl ( $ sStdUrl , $ sSeoUrl , $ iLang ) { startProfile ( "getDynamicUrl" ) ; $ sDynUrl = $ this -> _getFullUrl ( $ this -> _getDynamicUri ( $ sStdUrl , $ sSeoUrl , $ iLang ) , $ iLang , strpos ( $ sStdUrl , "https:" ) === 0 ) ; stopProfile ( "getDynamicUrl" ) ; return $ sDynUrl ; }
getDynamicUrl acts similar to static urls,
except, that dynamic url are not shown in admin
and they can be re-encoded by providing new seo url

@param string $sStdUrl standard url
@param string $sSeoUrl part of URL query which will be attached to standard shop url
@param int    $iLang   active language

@access public

@return string
getDynamicUrl acts similar to static urls except that dynamic url are not shown in admin and they can be re - encoded by providing new seo url