petethebloke

In the same situation as msdana . Is there a simple way to hide the form once it’s been sent-ok? That would be sufficient for my client.

Just a follow up – that worked fine. It took a while to figure out how to include my includes. The answer was:

<?php
set_include_path("../incs/");
/*because wordpress is at /wp and even though this file is at /wp/wp-content/themes/blahblah the calling page is /wp/index.php*/
require_once("my_include.php");
?>

Thanks esmi, I read that page when I was searching, but I didn’t quite take it in. After a 2nd reading I think I’ve got it. I’ll report back once I’ve tried it out. Thanks.

Pete

Thanks for that. I’m trying to get a horizontal nav and subnav based on categories and subcats. I’ve got sidebar.php displaying horizontally. It’s pretty well all working. There may be some odd results when posts are in multiple categories – that’s yet to be seen.

Thanks again,

Pete

Thanks. That should be good provided the posts belong to one category, I should be able to work with that.

Check your 404 logs

This gives me a 404 and it is from your page…
https://www.cadetcollegeblog.com/wp-content/themes/neobox/images/favicon.ico

Thanks a million. Just the job.

I’m working my way through and it’s starting to make some sense but it’s like Greek when you start! I thought knowing PHP would make it all easy.

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> Do I have to edit the theme?

That’s what I’m doing. More to the point, writing a new theme altogether by copying and pasting from other themes. I’m a PHP developer and it’s quite a tough learning curve when a client says “you MUST use WP” and you’ve never seen it before.

Good luck.

Pete