Well, there probably is. But I’m no php programmer…. too bad Kafkaesquí is among the missing.
I figured there must be away to adjust the single.php file to run a custom loop … one that creates the database connection manually and thta would disregard whatever safegaurds are hard coded into the wordpress loop functions.
I am just not sure how to query the database and tell it which post ID to use (since I wouldn’t be in a loop, I don’t know how the post ID is “identified”). What function, that is.
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Actually, it may be more difficult than that … a quick test using simply the have_posts() function to see if a post is even being passed through the wp_head shows that none is … all I need, though, is someway to retrieve the ID of the post it was that was requested and then send that through a custom loop in order to display that post. Have to get away without using $post though, because I suspect that will be empty.
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Well, all right: I went and solved it a less than pretty way … I used the EventCalendar Plugin … it had a “dirty hack” that works with some of its variables; once the “event calendar” is configured to work with my future post category, it allows wordpress to display the posts.
This did require that I edit the classes.php file … but, so far, no harm no foul.
I wish there was an easier way.
Only problem is that you’ll need to re-hack core when a new version hits (an almost monthly occurrence, ain’t?)
Yea, I suppose that is a problem — I don’t see a good way around it yet. Wish it was simply a check-button option in wordpress: “Show Future Posts”.
Maybe not that simple, coding-wise.
