mik

The work around was simply to not use the sliders

@fullworks LOL

Hello @fullworks,
thx for quick reply, I see your point
Could you please link the thread (if any) where the work-around is described?

thanks

-m.

And by the way, the users registration info kjordan83 was looking at are NOT in wp_users table but in wp_usermeta table

@phlexy, @borisv
I’ve the same problem as @kjordan83, I found this post useful, so now I know how to extract the data I need (I do know how to use myPHP).
Notwhitstanding, it’s simply absurd this data are not accessible via wp backoffice, @kjordan83 is absolutely right: these are very important data and they have to be accessed in a simple way (even via myPHP I’d like to see theme referenced by nome or email not ids).
More oddly, if you select manual admin approval for new registration, before the new user is approved by admin, THOSE DATA ARE EASILY ACCESSIBLE: in user list, a “info” link is shown (beside “view profile”) that opens a popup with the exact user information kjordan83 was talking about. BUT (and here comes the weird stuff) from the moment you accept the user, this “info” link will disappear and the data are not accessible anymore. So instead of rely on myphpadmin it would be very very much easier if the “info” link would be left in place even after user approval.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by mik. Reason: add email notification

Hello Atranaz, no solution here, do youn mind to share your knowledge?

Great shot!
Gonna try it asap.
Thx

-m.

Hallo,
I’ve two loops in a custom page template and I was raving about pagination hating offset disgrace.

The numberpost filter solution is very clever, works like a charme.

Thanks!

-m.

@nokao: how did you resolve it? would you like to share your trick?

Thx

-m.

ok!

uh-u. I’ve installed YARP beta 3.2.1 b1, still didn’t check if it fix my problem, anyway I’ve just got an unpleasant error (yarp related) on updating a wp built in menu:

on page wp-admin/nav-menus.php

I got

Warning: Missing argument 2 for yarpp_status_transition() in /xxx/xxx/xxx/xxx/wp-content/plugins/yet-another-related-posts-plugin/magic.php on line 355

Warning: Missing argument 3 for yarpp_status_transition() in /xxx/xxx/xxx/xxx/wp-content/plugins/yet-another-related-posts-plugin/magic.php on line 355

both lines are repeated several times.

ideas?

bye

thx mitcho, gonna check it out

no it doesn’t!
I’ve checked “cross-relate” but it doesn’t help
I need to place it in single page sidebar
All other widget woks but YARP doesn’t display either the title or any other manifestation of itself, both with or without his own template.

using WP 3.0.4 and YARP 3.1.9

any idea?

thx

ps: in single post it works both at post’s bottom and in sidebar as widget

@ vinycc

it worked for me too, thx

Solved, thx to
https://quirm.net/2009/06/16/using-the-more-tag-on-wordpress-pages/

add global $more; right after the very first php open (if you’re on a page template that means I’ve to put it just before template’s name).

Than add $more = 0; just before the call to the_content()

hehe
obviously I intented I want to use the plugin but I don’t want the text… is it mandatory?