dawnrae

Thanks, I’ll test it out.

I do love this plugin!

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I had the same question a while back. Essentially, make the top item this:

{empty} : Select One

Will that also allow the URL to be retrieved?

Is there potentially a way to copy them over? into the corresponding fields?

I might suggest storing the data in the future into standard meta fields. Would make it significantly easier for people to use your plugin in an existing site.

Awesome! Thank you, works great!

Great! Thanks!

I have the same issue. I’ve checked my code. The debugger gives me the correct info, but clicking the share button gives me the recent post URL instead of the main page URL. Weird.

Any further insight into fixing this issue?

Thank you! That was just the point in the right direction I needed!

Dawn

Thanks, vkaryl. I appreciate the discussion. It’s amazing how doing that can rattle things loose and make you think in another direction.

EUREKA!!!!!!!!
I figured it out. Talking with you guys helped me turn my brain into thinking another direction.
The solution, was to add the following line:

<?php query_posts($query_string . "&order=DESC"); ?>

before this line:

<?php $items_count = 0; if ($posts) { foreach ($posts as $post) { start_wp(); ?>

in the following files in the root WP directory:

wp-atom.php
wp-rss.php
wp-rss2.php
wp-rdf.php

Thank you all for your help. Sometimes it works wonders just to talk things out with others.
Blessings!

Moshu,
That’s interesting. The general feeds were working then they suddenly stopped, but I don’t know exactly when. As I said, I’ve tried disabling all plugins and the general feed stays the same, posts from the beginning of the blog instead of the current ones. But that’s not the case with the category feeds, as you showed me. (Thanks for that).
When I pulled the posts into WP from Blogger, I used the blogger-beta-import tool and pulled the posts into my WP testbed. I attempted to do so at the “live” site once I had everything in place, but the server stalled out. So, to keep from having to manually enter nearly 150 posts, I did an XML export of the posts and comments from my testbed site then pulled them into the “live” site using an import plugin made for WP to WP.
Afterwards, when I looked at the blog, the posts were showing in reverse order, so I added the following line of code, above the loop, to force the posts to show in the appropriate order (descending):

<?php query_posts($query_string . “&order=DESC”); ?>

I wondered earlier if this was causing a problem with the feed and took it out. The pages went back to the reverse order (oldest posts first), but the feed did not change. It was still showing the old posts.
Is it possible that code has fouled something up somewhere? I don’t see how, but then again, I don’t profess to be an expert in the inner workings of WP.

Dawn

That didn’t work either. I think this particular install of WordPress hates me.
Any suggestions are much appreciated, vkaryl.
Blessings!

I’ve disabled and deactivated the wp-cache plugin for the time being while I troubleshoot, to reduce the chances of my seeing a cached version, and I’m clearing my Safari cache each time, and refreshing my RSS reader manually when I check.
I’ll check on a repair on the DB.
Thank again, vkaryl

Nope, that had no effect at all. Still showing the old posts. I wonder if there’s a way to make an RSS feed pull in posts in reverse on purpose.
For example, if someone for some reason I can’t fathom would actually want to pull in their first posts (like this one is doing) into their RSS feed. Is there a way they could force it to do that.
My logic in that question being, if I force it to reverse now, would it pull in the new posts?
My comments feed is working fine, btw.

Dawn