Colin Helvensteijn

There’s a Author Highlight plugin. Allows you to apply a class to comments with a specified name and e-mail address.

Ticket reopened. Hope someone will look into it, because I can’t really change a page with entities in it right now…

Will do that.

I never used the WYSIWYG editor. Always the code editor. Just for kicks, I enabled that monstrosity and disabled it again (maybe WordPress wasn’t entirely sure about it?) but to no avail.

And it doesn’t screw up my HTML tags, it screws my entities.

If I have some HTML code in my page escaped with entities (code examples), it makes HTML out of it.

WordPress does caching by itself? I thought one needed a plugin like WP Cache for that?

Well, after a lot of trying and faling, I finally got it to work. Right underneath the page loop, I make my custom query:

$parent = 55;
$sql = sprintf(
	'SELECT * FROM  %s
		WHERE post_status = "publish"
		AND post_type = "page"
		AND post_parent = %d
		ORDER BY menu_order',
	$wpdb->posts, $parent
);
$pluginPages = $wpdb->get_results($sql, OBJECT);

And then create a loop for it:

if($pluginPages):foreach($pluginPages as $pluginPage):
	setup_postdata($pluginPage);
	$title = get_the_title($pluginPage->ID);
	$permalink = get_permalink($pluginPage->ID);
	// some get_post_meta() calls here

	// make a nice blog-like list of sub pages here

endforeach;endif;

And the result can be seen here.

How about this one? Works perfectly fine for me.

Nah, your .htaccess it’s not. It looks exactly the same as mine (at least the WP section of mine).

I do have a similar problem on my local test installation, thouhg with me it’s only the RSS URL. Safari also claims that there are too many redirects (which it should even be aware of because Apache and WP o that all internally).

Anywhay, that only goes for the RSS feed URL, orther URL work perfectly fine.

No sure how this would help you, other than the confirmation that there’s nothing wrong with your .htaccess file…

<?php
/*
Template Name: Blog
*/

// Which page of the blog are we on?
$paged = get_query_var('paged');
query_posts('cat=-0&paged='.$paged);

// make posts print only the first part with a link to rest of the post.
global $more;
$more = 0;

//load index to show blog
load_template(TEMPLATEPATH . '/index.php');

?>

Save that as blog.php in your themes directory and select Blog as page template for your blog page.

Yeah, read that too. It uses query_posts(). If I could use that, it would indeed probably solve my problem. But I can’t seem to find a page_parent parameter for it.

You’re gonna need a plugin for that. WordPress can’t do it by default. Have a look at this page.

Marked the topic as resolved. Since I moved to a new web host, I have no more problems.

Well, doesn’t work for me since I already tried with the default theme on a completely fresh install. I think I can assume that at least that one should work fine.

Unnfortunately, that doesn’t work for me either. But my domain will be transferred to my new webhost within a few days, so I hope a fresh WP installation there will fix this…

I’m going to move to another host soon, too. Going to do a fresh install, and I hope I’m rid of this problem then.