Khairil Zhafri

replace:
if( have_posts () ) :

with:

if ( ! $_GET["cat"] == '' ) { $filter_cat = '&cat='.$_GET["cat"]; }
$allsearch = &new WP_Query('s='.str_replace(' ', '+', get_search_query()).'&showposts=-1'.$filter_cat);
$count = $allsearch->post_count;
wp_reset_query();

if( have_posts () ) :
$have_post = '1';
$actual_url = currentURL();
$constructed_url = get_bloginfo(url).'/search/'.str_replace(' ', '+', get_search_query()).'/';
$replace = str_replace('page', '', str_replace('/', '', str_replace($constructed_url, '', $actual_url)));
$count_max = $replace*10;
if ( $count_max < $count ) { $the_max = $count_max; } elseif ( $count_max >= $count ) { $the_max = $count; }
$the_min = $replace*10-9;
$display_count = 'Results '.$the_min.' - '.$the_max.' of '.$count;
$display_count = str_replace('Results -9 - 0 of', 'Results 1 - 10 of', $display_count);

Then place
<?php echo $display_count; ?>
where you wanna show it.

1. Upgrade to 2.6.

2. Make sure all WordPress instances on the same database.

3. Say the primary blog have table prefix set to wp_ and the secondary ones with wp2_ wp3_ etc. Add the following in wp-config.php of the secondary installations:

define('CUSTOM_USER_TABLE', 'wp_users');
define('CUSTOM_USER_META_TABLE', 'wp_usermeta');

Very neat with v 2.6!

I am getting this error:

Fatal error: Cannot access empty property in /home/poppacket/domains/domain2.com/public_html/wp-includes/capabilities.php on line 169

Well this is what I do.

Assuming your blog currently hosted on ohthisismysite.com,

1. Point/park ohthisismysite.org to ohthisismysite.com using domain pointer/parking in your hosting control panel.

2. Add the following codes in wp-config.php after the $table_prefix line:

$hostname = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'];
$hostname = str_replace('www.', '', $hostname);
if ($hostname == 'ohthisismysite.org') {
define('WP_SITEURL', 'https://ohthisismysite.org');
define('WP_HOME', 'https://ohthisismysite.org');
}

3. Have your lunch.

4. Voila!

The code above is when you have installed WP in the public root and your WordPress address and Blog address (in wp-admin/general-options) is set to https://ohthisismysite.com. If you have something like https://ohthisismysite.com/blog then, change the value for WP_SITEURL and/or WP_HOME appropriately.

This method works perfectly for my site but not for some other people I had introduced it to. So feel free to try and I’d be happy if it work for you.

Sorry, I forgot the https:// part

$hostname = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'];
$hostname = str_replace('www.', '', $hostname);
if ($hostname == 'blog.iklerik.com') {
define('WP_SITEURL', 'https://blog.iklerik.com');
define('WP_HOME', 'https://blog.iklerik.com');
}

This is like asking which ice cream flavor I wanna have today? Chocolate? Vanilla? Both? ??

Subdomains or directories? Most of the times I’d prefer subdomains. But using subdomains, all WP-generated emails (e.g. password reset) will bear [email protected]. To me, that ain’t pretty.

Separate databases or not? There won’t be much difference.

But then again it all depends on why you want to have 4 different blogs in the first place?

add style="font-size: 10px" to the <p> tag. You can change 10px to whatever.

It’d be much easier for others to help if you give the relevant part of the HTML.

When writing/editing a post/page look for Post Slug on the right-hand side.

Akismet only filters spam comments. It won’t filter spam emails from contact form. Your email can do that.

one login for both on WP.com
Not possible. WP.com and your self-hosted WP are 2 different wordpress altogether.

yeah, probably.

??

Alright, you can replace that with:
<title><?php echo wp_title(''); if (is_home()) { echo ''; } else { echo ' | '; } bloginfo('name'); ?></title>

What do you mean by “to feed”?

It has been discussed before.