Rub3X

Ah I see why it does it. I created the table manually with the default 5 rows 5 columns or whatever it is. Then when my script populates the table it doesn’t add the additional 1s for each new row in post_meta. So the table itself has 50 rows while there’s only five 1s set in post_meta. So when you click save it must see there’s more rows in the table than there are in post_meta and flips them all to 0 by default.

By chance is there just a way to disable the show/hide row feature within the plugin?

Looks like you’ll also need magazine.php to figure this out. I read the code and it looks like I should be able to change foreach ( $sections[‘section’] as $section ) {

to

while ($x < 10) {

and it should work. And it does…except it doesn’t put the stories in different columns, it puts it all in a single column…

wp_reset_postdata();
	$sections = array();
	parse_str( $xinmag_options['section_order'], $sections );
	$col = 0;
	$column = 3;
	foreach ( $sections['section'] as $section ) {
		if ( $column > 1 && $col == 0 )
			echo "\n" . '<div class="row">';
		echo "\n" .'<div id="section-' . $section . '" class="section-home large-4 columns">';
		$col = $col + 1;
		if ( $col == 3 )
			$col = 0;
		xinmag_section_display( $section );
		echo '</div>';
		if ( $col == 0 )
			echo '</div><!-- row -->';	 //row
	}
	if ( $col > 0 )
		echo '</div><!-- row -->';
?>
</div><!-- content -->

Yea I got it after my last post. Edited the cost clause in manually, and surprisingly WP is still functional 😀

$posts = query_posts($query_string . '&orderby=cost&order=desc');
<?php if (have_posts()) : ?>
	<?php
while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
			<!-- post start -->
			<div class="clearfix post">
				<h1><?php the_title(); ?></h1>
					<?php the_content('Site Details'); ?>
			</div>
			<!-- post end -->
		<?php endwhile; ?>

That’s exactly what I have.

Sorry what’s $query_string ?

It’s already at UTF-8. =\