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Did it as a function in template-functions-author.php with call to function in template-functions-post.php.

thanks for the CSSED recommendation, I’d never heard of it before today

this would be on the default post display post – frontpage.

I’m using a clients first and last name as the title for a post. When being displayed back on the “frontpage” of the blog I would like to compare each postings title (client first & last name) to the registered users which in the case of clients is anyone with user_level of 0 (zero).

So I posting title equals Bob Smith that means that this post is some how related to client Bob Smith who is also a registered user with level = 0. When I see posting title Bob Smith which is an echo of $title – I want to compare $title to $name which will be “$user_firstname $user_lastname”.

I’m not having problem calling users and snatching variables assigned to each particular user. Just in comparing $title == $name.

Thanks for any suggestions or pointers of any sort. I’m reading through the templates now. Extra points for code assistance ?? these are clients of a nonprofit.

I just did this last week for work adding client record numbers, counselors & diagnosis info.

The two pages that I changed were users.php & users-edit.php

** users.php

** top of page added in this way

$user_working8 = wp_specialchars($_POST[‘user_working8’]);

$result = $wpdb->query(user_working8)
VALUES
(‘$user_working8’)”);

**in the display section as such

$user_working8 = $user_data->user_working8;

echo “\n<tr $style>
<td align=’center’>$user_data->user_working8</td>

**in in add new client section

<tr>
<th scope=”row”><?php _e(‘Working’) ?> </th>
<td>
<select name=”user_working8″>
<option value=”Yes”>Yes</option>
<option value=”No”>No</option>
</select>
</td>
</tr>

** users-edit.php

$new_working8 = wp_specialchars($_POST[‘new_working8’]);

$result = $wpdb->query(user_working8 = ‘$new_working8′”);

** down below this section allows changing of value

<tr><th scope=”row”><?php _e(‘question goes here:’) ?></th>
<td>
<select name=”new_working8″>

<option value=”new_working8″<?php
if ($edituser->user_working8 == ”)
echo ‘ selected=”selected”‘; ?>><?php echo ‘Select’; ?></option>

<option value=”No”<?php
if ($edituser->user_working8==”No”)
echo ‘ selected=”selected”‘; ?>><?php echo ‘No’; ?></option>

<option value=”Yes”<?php
if ($edituser->user_working8==”Yes”)
echo ‘ selected=”selected”‘; ?>><?php echo ‘Yes’; ?></option>

</select>
</td>
</tr>

wow – thanks for that link

thats going to help with things I’m doing

https://ppleyard.org.uk/index.php?p=73

thanks for you comments though. this link may help others also.

nice

wp-includes/template-functions-general.php

On line number 374 by changing $daylength from 1 to 3 you have Mon instead of M listed for the days.

before
function get_calendar($daylength = 1) {

after
function get_calendar($daylength = 3) {

I should say that it is easy to download, upload to server, activate the plugin and then start using. My problem was being able to cut or copy information from OpenOffice.org and then pasting it into the post.

If the cut/paste thing isn’t something you have to mess with then everything else is just fine. Just fix the image upload per his instructions & you’re good to go.

At work I only did:
$ locate all.js
sudo gedit /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/greprefs/all.js

on lines 397 & 398 change noAccess to AllAccess:

before:
pref(“capability.policy.default.Clipboard.cutcopy”, “noAccess”);
pref(“capability.policy.default.Clipboard.paste”, “noAccess”);

after:
pref(“capability.policy.default.Clipboard.cutcopy”, “AllAccess”);
pref(“capability.policy.default.Clipboard.paste”, “AllAccess”);

save the edit – close your browser & wordprocessor. open your browser & wordprocessor and give it a try. again this is for coping text from OpenOffice.org and pasting into Firefox – plus this is on a Linux box.

Sorry about the hit and run. I used this particular dot zipped file from mudbomb‘s site. He is listed on the Post_Editing section, currently third from the bottom 3-28-05. No it wasn’t “easy” for me but then again I’m not the smartest guy around. ??

macewan – my last post shows a bit of what I did. I’m using it on Ubuntu Linux Hoary with Epiphany but it works under Mozilla and Firefox.

Thanks for that question and answer – I’ve just recently started moving sites to 1.5 and this was one of the questions I had.

wp-admin > wp-admin.css you want to change

font-size:

#wphead h1 {
font-size: .5em;
font-weight: normal;
letter-spacing: -.05em;
margin: 0;
}

Good deal, thanks for the reply.

Yeah, that is what I do also but I wanted to enable others in the office to make changes to clients records. I’ve turned it into a CMS of sorts. We’re a non-profit and I had to get something in place in a hurry, since I’ve been using wp forever it was my first choice.
??
I’ve made quite a bit of dirty hacks to our wp to suit our needs so I doubt posting my hack in this case with help anyone else. But I will share what I did when I get a chance.
If anyone is remotely interest ask me here – I’ve got this posting rss’d in kontact’s summary at work.
cheers,
macewan

Has this not even been considered by anyone? I find that odd.