Maciej Ku? (maciekkus)

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OK.
dzi?ki.

ok. thanks..
I see I have to change .htaccess code slightly too..

the same just happend to one of my blogs. really strange issue

Hello Donncha,

Could you describe it with details?
On my site I have two different views of posts (depending on a cookie) and would like to have cached both versions of page.

I thought about creating separate htaccess rules set for these views, but I would need to modify wp-super-cache somehow to generate two types of cache files.. and additionaly I would like to have it future-versions-proof..

Hi!,

try to find ob_clean() in wp-cache-phase2.php and replace it with ob_flush()

You will find other answers to your problem on this forum too. (more detailed)

Hello,
Does anybody knows how… or where to look for a solution of embedding ImageManager plugin (from HtmlArea) to TinyMCE – in such way that all that together could work in WordPress?

Maciek

I think that viewing one category will be sufficient.
I am trying to use wordpress as a simple CMS, and searching posts with specified category would ease the task of managing content.
Thanks for answer.
Maciek
ps. Merry Christmas to all ?? and Happy New Year 2005

that’s great news ??

@techgnome
That’s the challenge ??
@anonymous:
It works for me. But I’ll try to convert it to plugin (don’t know how yet, but I will try ??
Maciek

@all
Thank you for help,
I’ve got one more question:
I want to make a navbar with links to my pages. But I want it to be automatically updated each time I edit or add page.
So I checked how wordpress does that.
In wp-admin/edit-pages.php file there is php code that gets pages record from table containg all posts. (pages as I know now are static posts)

global $wpdb;
if (isset($user_ID) && ('' != intval($user_ID))) {
$posts = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_status = 'static' AND post_author = $user_ID");
} else {
$posts = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_status = 'static'");
...
foreach ($posts as $post) : start_wp();
<?php the_title() ?>
<?php the_author() ?></td>
<?php the_time('Y-m-d g:i a'); ?></td>
" rel="permalink" class="edit"><?php _e('View'); ?>

Modifiying that code I can generate dynamically menu to my pages. But it isn’t elegant way – or maybe it’s the only way to do what I want?
Maciek Ku??, ibex.pl