golddave

mercime –

I was hoping that someone already knew a theme that was similar to what I’m looking for. I’ve been looking in the themes directory you linked to for hours already.

Thanks,
Davd

No. That’s why I asked here. I was hoping someone here would have a theme or some sample code so I wouldn’t have to come up with something from scratch.

That appears to be a site that hosts the store for you. I’m trying to do the hosting myself.

I’m not talking about adding sidebar ads or setting up a page as an Amazon Astore. I’m talking about making the blog itself the store. I’ve seen this on some WordPress blogs and would like to implemet it myself. (I have also sent emails to a couple of these sites asking how they did it.)

I’m on a self hosted site (sorry for not specifying earlier). Any further help would be appreciated.

The developer has resolved this issue with the latest version of the plugin (v3.1.6).

I tracked this problem down to the WordPress Admin Bar plugin from Viper007Bond. Unfortunately the website doesn’t appear to be working right now.

Using ‘original_post_status’ instead of ‘prev_status’ did the trick.

What I’m looking for is a replacement for the no longer valid $_POST[‘prev_status’]. Any ideas?

Here is the code from the plugin. It gets it’s tags from the postmeta table. I’d have to adjust it to get it from the new table structure for tagging.

[moderated code at https://wordpress.pastebin.ca/748346 ]

The previous plugin was a Techniratti tagging plugin that hasn’t been support for a couple of years already. I could take the part of that plugin that queries for the posts from the given period but then I’d need to tie it into the new table structure for tags to get the tags. I was hoping someone would have thought about it already but I’ll try to do it myself if I don’t get any definitive answers here.

How would I code a query for getting tags from a date range or specified number of posts?

Bump.

OK. I replaced start_wp() with the_post() as follows:

<?php if ($posts) : foreach ($posts as $post) : start_wp(); ?>
is now
<?php if ($posts) : foreach ($posts as $post) : the_post(); ?>

The tags are showing now.

I posted my code as you suggested. This is my single.php.

Thanks