guitarcrazy087

Okay, nevermind, I figured it out.

It turns out that somehow my line:

$name = $_POST[‘name’];

Was conflicting with some other line. Probably my input named ‘name’ was conflicting with my posts array name or something. I fixed it by changing the input name from ‘name’ to ‘qname’.

Thanks anyway.

Joe

Just in case this might help, I just discovered that I only get the error when the name is filled out and the other manditory fields aren’t. If you try just filling out the email field it returns with the correct error message.

Thanks to anybody who can help!

Joe

Hey I got it fixed. Thanks though.

I just found that a moment before you posted. =O

Thank you very much though!

Okay, I found a way to do it. I did this:

$my_query = new WP_Query('showposts=1');
while ($my_query->have_posts()) : $my_query->the_post();
	$do_not_duplicate = $post->ID;

$title = "the_title()";

echo $title;

endwhile;
wp_reset_query();

That’s what I used for the first part. The other part still works.

Thanks for the suggestion.

I have one other question though: how do I capture the output of the_title() in a variable without it printing onto the page?

Thanks!

Thanks, I’ll check it out!

Hey, thanks so much! That helped a ton! I’ve got it working perfectly! Thanks again for all your help, it’s very appreciated!

btw, I ended up getting it to work by making the ‘title_li=’ an empty string. I found that out on the page you posted. Thanks again!

Ok, thanks for the menu tip, but I’m afraid it won’t work any better than what i’ve been doing.

All I’d like to know now is which template file is the HTML for the list in?

It would be a big help, and simplify a lot of things.

Thanks so much! You’ve been very patient!

Joe

Ok, so what’s jQuery?

yeah, i know about the class selectors (thanks anyway). I think my biggest problem is that with the list being inside another list, it totally messes up my padding.

ok, i see on your site how you did it, but the HTML surrounding the your menus is different than the default. How’d you do that?

Ok, well, I’m thinking the code that’s doing it is probably somewhere in my wp-include files. Anyway, it’d take too much time to try to find it in there.

Thanks for your suggestion about using other themes. I’ll give it a whack (well, another whack). I know the lists are simple, but since it’s formatted like this (ul>li>ul>li) it makes it harder to do what I want. Anyway, thanks again for your help.

It would be nice (I don’t know if it would be possible) for WordPress to use a PHP “while” function there on the lists so you could surround your list items in whatever code you’d like. I’ve done it before (not on WordPress), so it’s probably doable. Anyway, enough imagining.

Thanks a heap!

Hey, ok, i’ve been trying to style it using the list format they provide, and am having a really hard time with it, due to the way wordpress structures they’re lists. is there any possible way to edit the HTML of those lists?????

thanks a heap for your help.

(wow, wordpress’s style sheet is out and this looks really weird.)

Thanks for the reply. I had tried getting rid of the list style with my css but it hadn’t worked. anyway, i’ll try styling the li’s instead of removing them. Thanks for the help! it’s appreciated!

thanks again,
Joe

yeah, i’ve been there and the part about pretty perma links was greek to me and i didn’t find it very clear. do you know of any tutorials that work you through it step by step?

thanks ??

ok, i tried to get the “pretty perma-links” to work but i’m kinda lost so i just set them without that. is .htaccess supposed to have anything in it? bc i kinda messed it up i think, but the site is still there. and does anyone know how to do the “pretty perma-links” or know of a good tutorial? btw, the comments are working now, so thanks jeremy!