ivorydrops

Yeah, I just read about some of what you said recently. The plugin looks like the quick answer for me. I went ahead, installed, and removed all the trackbacks. Hopefully that will fix it. I’ll see in a few days if I get anymore trackbacks.

I found that the calendar was not public. I thought that was covered, but someone sent me a link to the calendar and insisted it was public when it wasn’t. Lots of run-around. My fault for not checking it personally.

Also, even more importantly, how does wp_schedule know about the add_action for the hook? Does the wp_schedule run with the plugin.php so it knows about the add_action and can make the call to that function? I only am making this deduction because if I comment all the code after the first execution, it seems clueless on the add_action call I made on the previous request.

I feel I really don’t know how all the internals work when a request and reply is made to the site versus the processing path of a wp_schedule.

moving to coding page. Closing this.

Just to clarify. When I go to “my-page” which uses “my-list” shortcode, I want to see the listing of links I created use the permalinks rules for where the posts are. In other words, when I use WP_Query and generate a listing using get_page_link(get_the_ID()), how can I have this link be the rewrite rules link in the form of “/my-page/%year%/%month%/my-post”?

I don’t know why this is so complicated for me.

Maybe the reality is that I don’t understand what is going on in WP when custom post types are looked up and associated with the rules for generating permlinks

Any help here would be greatly appreciated.

Using version 0.7.4 and it does not work for me. I just did a fresh install of latest wordpress. Not sure why it does not work.