Coffee4cr

found this, https://pastebin.com/51r7PTwb
and it fixed my problem.

I have the same “problem” but the other way around.

I have 9 post displaying on the first page, and 8 on the next ones. so on page 2, I see my last post of page 1. but it doesn’t happen on other pages.

Here’s the reason why, but haven’t figured out the way to fix it yet.

What’s happening is when you switch your posts_per_page parameter, WP recalculates its offset from that new parameter.

So let’s say in your case you have 5 on the first page and 6 on subsequent page.

It’s going to show you 1-5 on page 1, but then when you go on page two, and ask for 6 instead, WP will think you had 6 on the first page, hence why you’re getting 7-8-9-10-11-12 on your page 2

the plugin was fucking things up. well it’s more of the way i’m handling things ??

$yarpp_cache->start_yarpp_time($reference_ID); // get ready for YARPP TIME!

in magic.php

change it to

$yarpp_cache->begin_yarpp_time($reference_ID); // get ready for YARPP TIME!

/* filter for showing a favicon of the user's provider next to their name */
function rpx_get_comment_author_filter($a) {

  if (strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], 'wp-admin')) {
    return;
  }

  global $comment;
  $identifier = rpx_get_identifier_by_wpuid($comment->user_id);

  if (!$identifier) {
    return $a;
  }

  $imgdir = get_option('siteurl') . '/wp-content/plugins/rpx/images/';

  $img = 'openid.png';
  if (strpos($identifier, 'openid.aol.com')) {
      $img = 'aol.png';
  } else if (strpos($identifier, 'google.com')) {
    $img = 'google.png';
  } else if (strpos($identifier, 'yahoo.com')) {
      $img = 'yahoo.png';
  } else if (strpos($identifier, 'facebook.com')) {
      $img = 'facebook.png';
  } else if (strpos($identifier, 'twitter.com')) {
      $img = 'twitter.png';
  } else if (strpos($identifier, 'myspace.com')) {
      $img = 'myspace.png';
  } else if (strpos($identifier, 'live.com')) {
      $img = 'live.png';
  }

  $img = $imgdir . $img;
 <strong> return /*"<img src='$img'/> " .*/ $a; </strong>
}

fixed it by commenting the return image

Thanks, updating my php version worked!

I just got this problem.

I was running my site on my test server, and we wanted to move it to the production server. Got the same problem as listed above

I noticed that they weren’t calling the same query.
So I went and changed the call in related_post
to call teh same one as exist()

Hey sfarid,
I’m trying to use your trick, because it’s exactly what i need on my site.
But i’m still unable to use it properly.
I’m using the most recent pagenavi plugin.

any ideas on how I can fix this?

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same here

Is it possible to manage page navigation by hand?

like code your own function to handle it?

So there’s no one with an idea on how I could manage this?

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