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  • It’s your lucky day folks I have finally found the answer
    go edit your wp-config.php and add this line

    define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false );

    It should work fine.

    For greater explanation look the thread:
    Reference:

    Thread Starter visaruruqi

    (@visaruruqi)

    you are a genius thank you very much, so the function get_query_var() actually retrieves the query string from an URL and than you can process it to build a new query in the wp_posts… great this awesome.

    Esmi thank you for helping me in this, one more question how or where can I learn these tweaks of wordpress, this good understanding on how wordpress processes things?

    Anyway thanx you saved me a lot of time, I hope this solution will serve other wordpress users.

    Visar

    Thread Starter visaruruqi

    (@visaruruqi)

    But I want different themes for each?

    Thread Starter visaruruqi

    (@visaruruqi)

    Thanks very much for the fast reply and for your help.

    It is required (portal politics) to be a registered user in order to write a posts.

    I want for the whole user management system to use the wordpress table
    wp_users, you remember there are two kinds of systems the portal and the wordpress how to merge the user management system of wordpress with the portal?

    example: wherever I login in, i’m recognized everywhere, and a name or nickname of the user should be displayed in the top of the page somewhere.

    is there some $_SESSION filled up with info’s so I can pick up whatever I want, and wherever i go I am recognized…

    Thread Starter visaruruqi

    (@visaruruqi)

    1.They don’t have to login to the blog, that’s what I’m trying to avoid.
    2. Can you please give me a hint or something to start, I don’t know much about the wordpress $_SESSION, how does he keep track if somebody is logged in? I

    Example: I enter the portal, I log in, and than after reading some article in the main page I click the Blog section and want to write some post, or coment, so the user is actually logged in, and my question is how to maintain the $_SESSION for the wordpress, so when he/she wants to write a post it does not have to login.

    Thread Starter visaruruqi

    (@visaruruqi)

    Please tell if it is possible or not.

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