Rik

Switched to using

/archives/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/

and it works fine now.

This How-To works great.

But, the months under my Archives now have a url:

https://twowayradiodirectory.com/blog/%postname

and causes a Page not found error.

How to fix?

That was the ticket.

In case anyone else is interested in this, here is how my code ended up looking:

<li id=””><?php _e(‘Two Way Radio Directory:’); ?><br/>
<?php get_linksbyname(‘Two Way Radio Directory’, ”, ‘
‘, ”, FALSE, ‘id’, FALSE, FALSE, -1, FALSE); ?><br/>
<li id=””><?php _e(‘Yahoo Groups – Radio:’); ?><br/>
<?php get_linksbyname(‘Yahoo Groups – Radio’, ”, ‘
‘, ”, FALSE, ‘name’, FALSE, FALSE, -1, FALSE); ?>

You can see the results in the right column here:
https://twowayradiodirectory.com/blog/index.php

Note that the first group of links is sorted by ID, the order in which they were entered.

The second group of links is ordered by name.

Thanks for the help.

Thanks – good suggestion

slick!!

thanks

I had a user register, he defaulted to zero, posted a comment, I got an email that he posted, when I went to moderate, there is no comment there.

It appears the zero level should not have let him post the comment. Anyway, apparently it is lost.

I have elevated him to “1” so that if he returns, perhaps his post will stick.

All of those choices would sort by some content. If I could give each link a sort number and then sort by those numbers that would work. I don’t think any of the parameter choices let me force a sort order.

Rik

I looked at those tags, but do not see any mention of being able to set order other than the options available in the admin.

I am using whatever is installed in the download. The only chnage I have made is the css for appearance.