estevanix

Thanks Ilanco.
For now i’m using query strings on the second form.
Thanks for the time.=)

Adriano

Thanks Bro,

That workaround will add an item with a null link, but still clickable. What I would like to do as an example is to be able to add a <H2> or <Span> element. I think i will have to use walker for that…

Thanks, bro. That worked out.

Best regards,

Hey Scott,

Thanks for your time.
So far I’ve tryed:

– 2 different hosting companies;
– Several WP setups. (new and old installs)
– Different databases and tables;
– Different prefixes;
– All other plugins disabled.

Same thing, no results.

Out of curiosity, I’ve copied the posts table to another table with a different name in the same db. Works.

Then I’ve copied the comments table to one i’ve mentioned above (Just replacing all data and keeping the same table name) and changing the table name in the repost query. No results.=(

You said that the query is not generating an error. I’ve create some reports omitting the table name or the entire query but the only message displayed is “No items found”. Where should i look for that error message? And when?

Thanks a lot.

i’ve created a new one using Terms… same result…

There are comments in the database. Intense debate is offnow, so we can see. I’ve tried with other tables as well, users… i know… it’s wierd…

That is my test site, so no problems in changing stuff…

Thanks Scott,

I’ve sent you the credentials. Thanks a lot

Hi Scott,

Thanks. Ive tryed several different ways. The SQL works fine on PHPmysql but, not in the plugin.

Any reports i do with the posts database however are fine. For posts, pages, custom types, anything. Even getting related data as well, like Author’s Display Name. But as soon i try to read from another table doen’t do anything.

Any ideas? Thanks a lot.

Hey, Thanks a lot!
Works perfectly!

Just for the record, the final code:

<?php
  $paged = get_query_var('paged') ? get_query_var('paged') : 1;
  $wp_query = new WP_Query(array('post_type' => 'Post-Type_Name',
                                 'paged' => $paged,
                                 'post_per_page' => 10)
                           );
  while ($wp_query->have_posts()) : $wp_query->the_post();
?>