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And if this is any different or any easier, I really just want to remove the limit altogether, and show all upcoming events on one page. (Of course setting the limit to 9999 works fine too, whatever’s easier.) Thanks.

How would I apply this concept in the php in the archive-event.php template? I want my events page to list a different number of posts than the universal WP pagination control in the Settings area.

AND ONE MORE THING, can I change the code so that the times displayed in the events list of the admin section are in 12-hour time, not 24-hour? Can anyone at least direct me to a file/line #?

Thanks in advance.

ALSO, the last version had it so that if you clicked duplicate, it automatically loaded the editing page for the new duplicated event. Now it just refreshes the list with the new duplicate in it, which is a little confusing when you’re trying to pick out the newest copy in a list of duplicates with the same title. Is there a way to put this back in, or did I overlook a disabled option in the settings somewhere?

Thanks again.

Found the code where you described:

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Still trying to decipher it. If anyone has any ideas let me know.

Thanks!

Nevermind! The display was just confusing. Upon duplicating an event, the new copy appears BENEATH the original in the events listing. At first I thought the new duplicates came after. What’s more, new duplicates have no category by default. So when you edit the duplicate to change the date/time, also check the category.

Thanks!

Yeah, it turns out there’re only 30mb of memory allotted. For anyone else having a problem modifying the memory limit in .htaccess, make sure you check the memory max your host offers with your service.

I increased the memory in all of the files discussed except .htaccess – I get Internal Server Error 500 in my browser anytime I try to edit the php memory limit in that file. Does that mean my server doesn’t have any more memory available, or could there be a special syntax other than php_value memory_limit 128M based on my host’s server config?

I just tried this fix and I keep getting this error when uploading large images, which is the same error I got before changing the code:

Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 32243712) (tried to allocate 6400 bytes) in /homepages/28/d364878512/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/lib/gd.thumbnail.inc.php on line 431

I’m using WordPress v. 3.1.3 and NextGEN Gallery plug-in v. 1.7.4.

Any ideas?

Anyone have any ideas?

Same problem as described above. If you set posts_per_page to X, it shows X number of posts regardless of category. So if the latest X posts all happen to be from category 19, then all it displays are posts from cat 19, not the latest posts from each cat.

I figured out the problem. You can’t insert php directly into a new post – that is, without a plugin to parse the php code. Google “wordpress exec-php”, download and install Exec-PHP, follow MichaelH’s instructions above, and you will have the chronological listing of every blog post in your site. Edit the code to format entry listings as you wish.

Michael – I did this and it just prints out the php code as text. I tried adding it to a page template in both the HTML tab and the VISUAL tab. See it here: https://singlebarreldetroit.com/single-barrel-detroit-blog-archives/

Two problems with this:

1. I can’t get it to work. I edited page.php in the theme so that it has my site’s div structure, which works fine when I add text content to a new Page. When I add <?php wp_get_archives(‘type=postbypost’); ?> in a Page post (I assume I’m supposed to add this via the HTML tab and not the Visual tab?), the post area of the Page is simply blank.

2. To troubleshoot, I edited page.php and inserted <?php wp_get_archives(‘type=postbypost’); ?> directly into it. It shows up when I do this, but wp_get_archives simply creates a text link list of the posts. I need it to have the same formatted, excerpted structure like the rest of the archives pages. ex. https://singlebarreldetroit.com/dev/wordpress/category/news/

I still believe there must be a way to get archive.php to show a complete, unsorted, chronological post list, without having to resort to adding a new Page. Can anyone figure out how to link to this?

Here is the index.php front page of my site so you can see what I mean: https://singlebarreldetroit.com/dev/wordpress/