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Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Advanced Query Loop] Lacks promised features.You, yourself, by way of the very description you’ve applied to your plugin, are claiming that your plugin will provide the specified functionality. If your plugin doesn’t provide such functionality, then your description is dishonest. Period.
It’s no different than someone offering tires, and claiming that their tires will make your car go 500 mph. When it turns out a car equipped with said tires can’t achieve the promised speeds after all, it would be no defense to say “Oh well it’s really the tires inherit the speed produced by the engine.” This is no different.
Accordingly, my review will stand.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sticky post adds addiitonal post to query loop displayI’m using the most recent version of WP, and I am just using a blank theme and building with the built in editor. Absolutely nothing fancy at all.
This seems like a major bug. If you specify an exact number of posts for a query loop, there’s no justification for sticky posting to ignore that. If a user sets the post count = 1, then post count should = 1. If WordPress is allowing 1 = 2, that’s a very dangerous precedent as there is no state in nature where 1 = 2. The entire universe could implode.
And really, it shouldn’t require manually modifying code to fix it. The whole point of using a platform like WordPress is to not have to deal with code to build a website. If a 20+ year piece of software can’t perform it’s own basic functions correctly without me having to go find wherever
pre_get_postshappens to be and manually edit the code, then why does WordPress exist?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot fix Error 500, cannot log in…If I’m reading this correctly, one of two things are happening. Either homez.897/baptistepm/www/index.html is no longer present. Thus, the page is not able to resolve.
The second possibility, which seems more on the money to me, is that homez.897/baptistepm/www/index.html has, for whatever reason, been symlinked to homez.897/baptistepm/www/index.html.ovh.old which does not exist. Thus, attempting to navigate to the page (index.html) sends the server looking for a nonexistent file.
If you don’t know how to deal with symlinks yourself, ask your host to identify whether such a symlink has been created, and if so ask them to remove it. I’m a little concerned as to why this symlink would be created in the first place, and I can’t help but worry that any extant index.html file might not be correct. So it might be worth finding whether index.html.ovh.old also exists, and to save a backup copies of it and the index page, just to be on the safe side.
Isn’t this is a question of the search engine’s workings?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Query loop offset option does not existOof, that was exactly correct, and I now feel somewhat silly. So simple, but so easy to not find. Everything I found online indicated a different menu layout. Hopefully anyone else confused by this will stumble upon this thread.
Thank you for the help!