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Werzie
(@werzie)
I just found the function wpautop(), that helps with the problem I had with solution #2. This makes it the currently most attractive solution.
Still, if anyone knows of a better solution to achieve what I’m after, I’m all ears!
Thread Starter
Werzie
(@werzie)
@andrea_r
Hi! The virtual subfolder /blog was just an example, I’m using /blogg, which is the Swedish translation of blog.
After listing all the permalinks to the posts, it is going to be sent to Facebook’s API in order to retreive the amount of likes for each page, which then are going to be stored in the local database (say, the post meta). As described in my first post, this .php-file will be accessed by a cronjob, in order to keep the numbers fresh.
I’ve thought of using the blog’s feed, but I was hoping for a more simple solution using the loop.
