Thanks for the catch; I have submitted version 2.0.1 which fixes this issue.
This is a response to bacon’s question. I have a separate blog page for my site, and I solved this by adding the following in my page template:
<?php
global $more;
$more = 0;
?>
Within the get_the_content routine is a check to see if the entire post content should be displayed ($more = 1) or just the portion up to the <!--more--> tag ($more = 0). The $more global is set early on in the Loop in the setup_postdata function.
You may want to store the current value of $more and then reset it after you’ve run through your custom Loop. That way any other plugin/WP code that checks the variable will work properly.
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atow
(@atow)
Perhaps to answer my own question, I found this thread:
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/37838
I prefer the idea of having a clean WP installation, even if this is only a one-line change. Can a plug-in can be written to swap the siteurl and home url variables with server generated values?
