cognitions

Ah.
That would make sense. I’ll test that.
Many thanks.

This seems a pivotal moment. The merge of wpmu and wp is absolutely right in my view. But if it is not given the space and time it needs, it could be disastrous.

I agree with the earlier poster that such a merger is sufficient for v3 with additions to follow.

Discovered it through trial and error>

$my_site_options = get_option('my_site');
echo( $my_site_options['option_name'] );

Hope that is useful for someone.

Thank you!

For others seeking this solution (provided by MichaelH):-

The code for excluding pages when you know the Title but not the ID. The following is an example excluding three pages from the menu.

<?php
$page1 = get_page_by_title ('About');
$page2 = get_page_by_title ('Services');
$page3 = get_page_by_title ('Privacy Policy');

wp_list_pages('exclude=' . $page1->ID . ',' . $page2->ID . ',' . $page3->ID);
?>

OK. I have got the values individually like this:

$page1 = get_page_by_title ('About');
$page2 = get_page_by_title ('Services');
$page2 = get_page_by_title ('Privacy');

and they all work. For example:

wp_list_pages('exclude='.$page1->ID);
wp_list_pages('exclude='.$page2->ID);
wp_list_pages('exclude='.$page3->ID);

But I cannot seem to combine them so that a single instance of wp_list_pages excludes all of them.

I know this is no where near right, but the result I am seeking is:

wp_list_pages('exclude='.$page1->ID, .$page2->ID, .$page3->ID);

Thanks for your help so far. Sorry not to have figured this.

Thankyou. It works, but I forgot to mention that there is more than one page to exclude.

I have studied the codex to see how to put them in an array but no luck.

So far I have this:

$page = get_page_by_title (array(
'About'),
('Privacy'),
('Disclaimer')
));

But it only excludes the first page ‘About’.

Thank you.

Many thanks! Perfect. Sorry for the delay in thanking. Gave up ??

Cannot exclude by Id because the page is created dynamically. The title is fixed but the name (slug) and id will vary.

This now works perfectly.

Thank you so much for following this through!

I wanted to try everything with your code before replying.

Please forgive me if this is my fault…but:

No matter how I code it, the code seems not to distinguish between:

$check != “set”

and

$check = “set”

And it returns the same whether or not the theme_name_activation_check is in the options database table or not.

If I could get this solution to work it would be great.

Any comments would be appreciated.

Many thanks.

OK. Good idea. Thanks for your time!

OK will do.

Thank you for your response.

Thank you very much indeed! It works perfectly.