jkmuller

All resolved now–I had to go into PHPmyAdmin and delete some lines from the Redirection database manually. Strangely, they weren’t showing up on the plugin page, but there were four redirects right there in the plugin.

I’ve looked in the editor, HTML not visual, and the links look just fine. It’s somewhere between the database and the displaying of the page that the links become changed. As I mentioned, the plugin is gone.

My problem sounds exactly like this problem: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/209064?replies=3

Maybe something is up with the newest WordPress version?

Unless I’m misunderstanding the category template, I think I need something more. I’m trying to populate a list with recent posts of a certain category on the main page of a blog. This seemed like the simplest solution to me, but I’m not extremely familiar with WordPress.

The site is http://f-investors.com/, and the area I am trying to create a list in is below the “What’s New” header at the bottom left of the page.

I wish I had read that a year ago. I suppose that’s the difference between using a div and a span tag for classes and ids?

Thanks!

Ah I see the problem. The site you linked to is the one I want that feature to work on, it currently only has links. The links do nothing. Have you seen this feature implemented on any sites? I’m just not experienced enough to figure out how to do it.

Solved. My solution was to add this section of code:

<?php $querystr = "
SELECT *
FROM $wpdb->comments
WHERE $wpdb->comments.comment_author = '".$curauth->user_login."'
AND comment_approved = '1'
ORDER BY comment_date DESC";
$results = $wpdb->get_results($querystr, OBJECT);

$i=0;
foreach ($results as $comment) :
?>

Then I added the necessary HTML interspersed with variables such as <?php echo $results[$i]->comment_content; ?>
I ended with `<?php
$i++;
endforeach;
?>`

Looks like I needed to add a:

global $wpdb;

So, the code should be:

function theme_query () {    

global $wpdb;

	$querystr = "SELECT * FROM custom_themes";
	$themes = $wpdb->get_results($querystr, OBJECT);

foreach ($themes as $themes) {
	echo $themes->title;
}
}