jaketone

You know what is frustrating? This is STILL an issue and they’ve disregarded it.

Another problem I’m having, and anyone with WP 3.0 I presume, is ‘pagination’ with photos. If you were to goto page 2 of all the photos “jake” is tagged in, I get “not found errors”.

https://www.toolsonadventures.com/person/jake/page/2/

Jayem82, I’ve noticed you have this same problem too.
https://jimmymalmqvist.com/person/jimmy-malmqvist/page/2/

Infact, Matt Mullenweg was having the same problem on his page that is until he redid his site’s theme and apparently fixed it.

I have no idea what to do to fix pagination for this as pagination on all other terms works (tags, categories, archives, etc).

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The above help was working great until I upgraded to WordPress 3.0 RC2… Now the taxonomy-people.php doesn’t return any found posts.

It appears the new default query includes :
post_type=private
if not otherwise specified.

Added this to the taxonomy template code:
"post_status" => publish

so it now reads:

query_posts(
	array_merge(
		array('posts_per_page' => 30,  "post_status" => publish),
		$wp_query->query
	)
);

It’s working again.

Thanks.

My site:
https://www.toolsonadventures.com/person/tyler-2/

This only happens on “pages” and not posts… I just can’t get to the bottom of this either. Any help would be appreciated.

Yes, all plugins were disabled and the default theme was run.

My options table, i’ve noticed, if i “optimize” the table, saving a page runs quickly one time. After that save, the options table’s overhead is 5 MiB! I try to save a page and it goes slow and hangs. If I optimize the table again, it goes fast one time.

Yes, even after deactivating each plugin and reseting the theme to ‘default’, the same queries are still run.

Thank you for this plugin – it will be replacing the custom one I created myself which was very basic. I wanted to create galleries that would correspond with each post but could never find a plugin that did just that. So I ended up creating one on my own and it got the job done, however, it was limited.

Prior to creating my own plugin over a year ago, I had tried the NextGENGallery plugin but was not confident in my abilities to modify the plugin exactly how I needed it. But just now I spent a couple hours modifying the code myself and was able to implement it into my site . The pictures you see to the right of each blog come directly from the NextGENGallery. As per the “Notice” at the top of my site , I am now in the process of redoing all of my current blog galleries by utilizing NextGENGallery.

I do realize that the new WordPress 2.6 basically created a method for doing this but I can’t figure it out to be honest!

Here is what my modifications look like within the Admin panel:
Example 1, Example 2. Basically, I assign each gallery to a blog.

Note I am currently using WordPress 7.1 Beta 1.

— Suggestions/Bugs:

I uploaded a gallery using a ZIP file. From the drop down I selected “a new gallery” for gallery destination. Once it was successful I edited the new galleries title and path. After doing so the images that I had originally uploaded were no longer visible due to the fact that I changed the path AFTER uploading the pictures. (e.g. the pictures were still in a default path folder rather than the new path folder I created).

Now my problem and solution is obvious – don’t change the path once you’ve uploaded photos. But I don’t understand why there is even an option to create a path if once you change it the pictures aren’t moved automatically. Perhaps when I initially requested to move the images to “a new gallery”, there should have been an option to identify the new galleries path BEFORE the images were actually uploaded. Then, upon completion, the ability to edit the path was no longer available since changing it only causes problems.

I do realize that the ability to change/edit the path might be useful for other people seeing as how I only utilize NextGENGallery as a means of uploading images into galleries. Other than that, I don’t use any other built-in features.

Jamin84, care to share the actual code you used to do this?

Ok i may have come up with a solution.

$categories = get_categories("title_li=&orderby=name&hide_empty=1&child_of=4");
foreach ((array) $categories as $cat)
{
     query_posts('cat='.$cat->cat_ID.'');
     while (have_posts()) : the_post();
          echo $the_title
     endwhile;
}

it worked but is it too excessive?

is there a way to include or limit the query based on the # count of posts? i.e. get all the posts from a category where post count >#

Haha. Ya it is weird huh? I honestly don’t know what could have caused it. I just downloaded the latest WP and installed it. As you can see, the only changing I have done is create my own themes etc.

I hate to not using the visual Editor but as a temporary fix it will have to do. I’d still be curious to see if anyone can figure this one out ??

Yes. My blog is here: https://www.jaketoolson.com

Go ahead and login and try it yourself using: test1234 as both id & password.

just reinstall it all to the root directory ??

I just did that. Took me 10 minutes to get everything up and running.