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It is in the loop. I’m using it right after the_content(). I’m using it this way in a different blog and it’s working fine there.

Nevermind. This later issue was human error. I didn’t see the next button. After clicking the next button and then the next button on the next page my tags were imported and associated properly. Thanks for the help.

Thanks for the suggestions.

I have hacked the importer for Bunny and did a test run with mixed results. The importer reports that it has imported several tags but I don’t see any of the new tags in the wp_terms table or in the post (I updated the theme using the_tags to show the tags in the post).

Either it didn’t really work or I’m missing about the idea of converting old tags to the new built in format. I DO see tags that I add directly to a post but I don’t see the converted ones. I’d assume the importer would move existing tags to the new structure and add their associations to posts as well. What am I missing?

Any helpers? I’m looking to save 2 1/2 years worth of tags here. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

PS – Each of the records in the postmeta table stores all tags for a single post seperated by a comma. For example:

meta_key meta_value
————————————————
technorati Chris Baker, Solomon Willcots
technorati Countdown, Opening Day

OK. I’m an idiot. I can use dirname(__FILE__). I’ve been out of the php game for the last few months and I have to re-learn things that used to be simple to me.

Thanks. That did the trick!

I get the following error when using your code:

Warning: Missing argument 2 for do_stuff_on_publish() in /home/golddave/public_html/testblog/wp-content/plugins/facebook2.php on line 18

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/golddave/public_html/testblog/wp-content/plugins/facebook2.php:18) in /home/golddave/public_html/testblog/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 331

The error is on the following line:
function do_stuff_on_publish($post_id,$post) {

It doesn’t like it when I pass both $post_id and $post.

I solved this problem! There were a couple of things wrong with your code. Here’s the code that worked for me.

add_action(‘publish_post’,’redirect’);

function redirect($post_id) {
$permalink = get_permalink($post_id);
$location = “https://www.somesite.com/?url=”.$permalink;
wp_redirect($location);
}

Notes:
1 – The action is publish_post (not post_publish)
2 – Pass $post_id to the redirect function instead of $nothing
3 – Run get_permalink on $post_id instead of ($_GET[“posted”])
4 – You concatenated $permalink to the $location improperly. See the difference in the way I did it.

I created a plugin that adds a “Share In Facebook” link to the end of every post and page. For more information go to https://nothing.golddave.com/?page_id=108

Have you found an answer to this question?

Did you ever get an answer to this question?

Did you ever get an answer to this question?

Is the action save_post or publish_post? What’s the difference between the two?

How would you suggest getting data out of XML other than plain PHP?