DataGnostics

YES! That worked! Thank you very much.

No, that doesn’t do it.

I’ve got a function, called by a shortcode, that takes the content of all pages with the tag “soon” and puts them on the News page. Part of the function runs like this:

$soon_text .= $soonlink . get_the_title().'</a></h3>';
$thiscontent = get_the_content();
$coded_content = do_shortcode( $thiscontent );
$soon_text .= $coded_content;

If there is a shortcode inside that page’s content, “do_shortcode” processes it so it displays properly on the News page.

However, if I have a boilerplate on that page, it is *not* processed, and [boilerplate plate = "foo"] is right there for all to see.

I need a way to nest the boilerplate within a *shortcode*, not just within another boilerplate.

For right now, I duplicated Organize Series (2.2) and changed the names of variables and functions to make it “Organize Chapters”, with its own Admin section to “Organize Multichapter Works”.

I’m having one problem. I’ve got a development version on my local machine (Windows IIS7), and am testing the move up to the production version (Linux). Both use PHP Version 5.2.14.

Everything looks fine in development, but on the production server the number %total_posts_in_series% is one higher than it should be. Here’s what happens when I put in tracking code:

function wp_postlist_count($ser_id = false) {
	echo 'inside wp_postlist_count ';
	if (!$ser_id) {
		echo 'Point A ';
		$series = get_the_series();
		if (!empty($series)) {
			echo 'Point B ';
			$postlist_count = $series[0]->count;
		} else {
			echo 'Point C ';
			$postlist_count = 0;
		}
	} else {
		echo 'Point D ';
		$series = get_orgserial($ser_id);
		if (!empty($series)) {
			echo 'Point E ';
			$postlist_count = $series->count;
		} else {
			echo 'Point F ';
			$postlist_count = 0;
		}
	}	

	return $postlist_count;
}

Results on development system, for a “series” with a single post in it:

inside wp_postlist_count Point A Point B inside wp_postlist_count Point A Point B inside wp_postlist_count Point A Point B
This entry is part 1 of 1 in the series

On production system:

inside wp_postlist_count Point A Point B inside wp_postlist_count Point A Point B inside wp_postlist_count Point A Point B inside wp_postlist_count Point A Point B
This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series

Clearly, on the production system the function is going through an extra loop — but I don’t know why, or how to make it stop.

I’ve got the add-on, but I don’t understand how to use it. Can I use the “groupings” to make an ordered sub-list?