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anyone know that?
and how i access them ?

is this the best way: get_post_meta($post->ID, $key, true);
or should i use the cache variable? $post_meta_cache[256][‘key’];

i will use it in a the page with the full post on

Ok perfect i’m going to check it out!

Thank you very much!

Just one more question.. the [Plan] is that the key in the meta?
and what if i want spaces, is that possible? or do i need to use _ or – instead of spaces?

But if i want a page with all posts that have key X, do i need to loop through all posts to get them? The reason why i ask this is performance.

They say on the page $post_meta_cache contains all the posts numbers with their corresponding keys and values.

Like a page where all posts are that all have key “place” with value “nowhere” for example..

Is that the same way as we list items in a category? I think the posts are stored in db per category or isn’t that true??? So i will need to make for each item also a category to do this efficiently? Or am i wrong?

Ok that is very interesting i gonna try it soon! Thanks!

Ok thanks, but i don’t understand how i need to format the post itself
i think i need to use a template file like single-mypostlayout.php

if i use the plugin custom field template.. once i press post what happens then? Do i need to store the items in the database or does this happen automatically? And how do i apply a layout? I will use a simple definition list for this and a few h3s to create sections..

Thanks in advance!

haha yes indeed!

many thanks!

for some reason it doesn’t work… it only shows 1 post, twice..

what can be the problem?

oh ok man thanks for explaining!

i don’t understand what i have todo with the WP Query?

Anyone can help me out?

function create_post_list() {
	$text = '';
   if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();
	$text = the_title('<h2>', '</h2>');
      	$text .= get_the_content();
      	$text .= '<br />';
   endwhile;
   endif;
	return $text;
}
add_shortcode('post_list', 'create_post_list');

i tried using the functions class:

function create_post_list() {
	$text = '';
   if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();
	$text = '<h2> the_title(); </h2>';
      	$text .= the_content();
      	$text .= '<br />';
   endwhile;
   endif;
	return $text;
}
add_shortcode('post_list', 'create_post_list');

but for some reason it doesn’t work when i add [post_list] to my page.. what is wrong?

when i add that to my page (in the editor in html tab) it shows that code, how do i fix that?

indeed ?? i’m creating everything from scratch and you learn very fast here ??

seriously i didn’t know it was so easy to do this lol ??
wordpress is a very nice cms ??

okay, but i thought because its almost the same as the original, basically only adding the image, i could c&p it but not ??

I’ll try it from scratch then

I’m not really messing with the core code… i’m copying it so i can create my own function to override the default one… but i’ve to change things there but i’m not sure what..