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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Using the_time() as the input for a different functionAwesome! I used:
my_function( get_the_time() ) ;
and it works perfectly. Thanks guys 🙂Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Using the_time() as the input for a different functionI know what you mean, but that’s not the problem 🙂
My function takes the time in a specific format (that I’ve specified in the Options as you say), and turns it into a phrase like “ten past four” instead of the timestamp “4:10”.What I need is a way of passing the “4:10” from the_time() to my own function.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do I take out an enclosure?I’m having this problem too, after linking to a .mov file. I didn’t even know wtf was going on until I googled “wordpress enclosure quicktime”. This link was helpful for explaining what was happening, but I don’t really care what happens in my RSS feeds (not sure anyone even uses them) but what I do want to do is remove the bit it automatically adds to the end of my post:
enclosure: http://blahblah/blah.mov 41509080 video/quicktime
I have the same issue as allthetime – I can’t delete the custom field that WP adds the enclosure as.
I understand what’s happening, and what WordPress is doing, but is it necessary to add this (useless imo) info to the actual post as well as the RSS feed? There doesn’t seem to be any option to turn it off, but if someone wants to point me to the right file I’ll see if I can hack it to stop it displaying.And Lorelle – it’s not part of the site or a Theme, it’s a built-in function of WP.