Daffydd57

Thank you! That does add the missing option. Unfortunately it adds it to the bottom of a very long list of other useless options. Any way of removing those?

And can we expect WP to fix this – should a bug report be filed? Not sure how to alert them to this.

Thanks again, cizko!

Having the same problem! Would someone be so kind as to suggest a fix for this? Our updating relies heavily on the custom keys and their being there in the dropdown.

Thanks!

The second blog’s header would be like this:

<?php
// Include news posts
require('youtellme/wp-blog-header.php');
$ytm = new wp_query('cat=65'); ?>

PS – I see I added an extra “>” up there please disregard. ??

No one?? Maybe something that could be changed with in WP’s RSS machinery to “pretend” to be a new post?

Any help or thoughts on this would be appreciated.

Thanks
Daf

Hi Ken – thanks for that. It apparently healed itself! Which I guess is fine… as long as it works.

May have had something to do with the permalinks?

Thanks again!

One other note for anyone else who may come by and use the code above –

'cat' = 3,

should, I think be

'cat' => 3,

I got an “expecting error” until I changed that. ??

Another note – I had a little trouble when I tried to use the same code – different cat id – for the “Past Events” page -nothing would show up! Arg! But I finally figured out that you have to change:

'meta_compare' => '>=',

to

'meta_compare' => '<=',

so that the OLDER articles met the conditions.

Thanks again!!

I figured it out – it replaces my existing query post statement – ??

This appears to be working correctly – Let me continue to test it today and I will get back with you. Thank you so much for helping! ??

Hi vtxyzzy,

Thanks! I have to asked tho – where exactly does that code go? Within the loop? Should it be within php tags? I don’t know much about php, just kind of winging it with examples and stuff I find. ??

I’m using the loop on an external site – using WP as a CMS so everything is loop based.

Thanks again!

Yes – it needs to be desc in order for the events to fall soonest first. Thanks

Scratch that – it does help by putting the years in order but the months and days fall where ever.

Any ideas on how to get this to work?

Thanks!

I think I may have solved this. Reference this page:
https://matth.eu/wordpress-date-field-plugin

I used the code he suggests:

query_posts('cat=3meta_key=event_date_value&orderby=meta_value&meta_compare=>=&meta_value=' . time() . '&order=ASC' );

and it appears to be working correctly.

Thanks!

Hi Rev. Voodoo,

It’s just standard stock WP code.

Thanks!

Anyone – I can’t see to find the code that actually inserts the audio link from the “Insert Audio” icon in the post dialog.

Help? ??

As per this thread – Feedmeastraycat’s fix

Adding the offset – in this case 14400 (4 hours) – where he says to seems to have fixed the time shift problem for me. Thanks Feedmeastraycat!

Maybe this will hold steady until the developer can fix it proper.

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