erikbeam

I tried three themes, all the same. Also, three different browsers (clearing cache) and still the same.

I don’t get it. Isn’t the callout for showing a post based on what’s in the database? But these posts are not in the db.

@yokima: I didn’t modify the plug-in. It just worked for me. I suppose whatever the plug-in relies on wasn’t changed between Prologue and P2. Of course, if something ever changes down to road to make it incompatible I’ll be in trouble…

I found this link: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/698438/ordering-wordpress-posts-by-most-recent-comment

but it seems a little complicated for me, as well as P2’s theme being different enough from the default that I couldn’t follow it well, but it looks like it’s on the right track.

Then I searched for a plug-in and found “Sort by Comment,” which was designed for the Prologue theme (P2’s predecessor I believe).

I literally just did this 5 minutes ago so I haven’t fully tested it, but it appears to do at least most of what you are asking, that is putting the most recently replied to ticket on top. As far as I can tell, though, this feature does require a manual refresh. It won’t dynamically reorder the posts on the main page as comments come in.

You can see what I’ve got here: https://www.askmeabout.us

edit: sorry for the links, but when I tagged them they disappeared (???)

Alright. I fixed it. For some reason the page.php file was broken. I just had to find the right place to put the <div class=”sleeve_main”> tag.

Thanks. It wasn’t until I started to make a custom template that I figured out how to just modify the existing one to do what I wanted.

Alright. I tried to replace the page.php code with single.php, but it appears that nothing has happened. I went back and reloaded page.php from the original install as well, in case I screwed something up along the way. Still nothing.

I figured I could do a custom page, but I’m trying to avoid it since I want my “custom” page to be the same as the main page.

Thanks for the help though. I’ll keep plugging away.

I’ve tried several variations of what you posted, but I’m not much of a code guy. I can’t seem to make a difference. Thanks for trying. I’ll keep plugging away to see if I can get anything working.

Here’s one. The post is from 2008, but there are a couple comments that say it worked for them in version 2.8 (the same version I’m using).

Thanks.

My blog works flawlessly when I’m logged in, but I want any viewer to see the live updates.

I’ve applied the change suggested by isamisam above, but it does not work for me.