Chuck Reynolds

well i’ll build a category template for those posts but yeah only certain category posts are going to have the modifier…

currently have this working (think, need more testing)

<?php $mynewdate = strtotime($post->post_date). '+ 1 day'; ?>

think my syntax is just screwy now…

got:

<?php $mynewdate = strtotime($post->post_date) + (60 * 60 * 24); ?>
<div class="day-<?php echo date('d',$mynewdate); ?>">

(basically just need day to show up in class name for my css to pop my sprite)

So what that code is doing is adding 1 to each day so no matter what day it is it always adds one… I just need it to add one to the original post date… and never change..

not schedule, that works out of the box… I want to post it today but have tomorrow’s date…
So basically a +1 modifier on the date but have the logic to roll over to the next month if, lets say, they post on the 31st and it would know to show the 1st.

So basically the schedule for tomorrow goes up today so people can prepare by reading before the work day

I don’t think you’ll have any problems running the theme, you just don’t have the updated features of WP2.8x like the comment threading and body classes and such. You’d have to talk to the theme dev for that update. Lots of new css and stuff he’d have to add along with comment structure.

I’m not a realtor but know a lot of them and I deal with WP very often… I’d like to know when you get that ready getyouridx…

working on one now…. did test on it a while back and it worked okay except for the categories…
Having some issues with 2.8.1 but I may try 2.7 then update it after…

Original info here but you’ll need to play with it: https://www.aaronlerch.com/blog/2007/08/23/breaking-up-moving-blog-engines/

What happens if you turn permalinks OFF and get rid of the .htaccess file?

Why are you running it as php4? Even though WP is backward compatible with 4x – php5 is preferred

and try the default theme (fresh upload from downloaded package) and see if that works

I’ve always built an external php form and included it into a template through wordpress. It’d be cool to build something out as a plugin but it’d be a pain.

It would be REALLY cool to build the admin so you’d have a form builder and all that would submit to the db and you’d have a backend admin system to look at and sort results…. that’d be the ultimate mod…

I don’t have time to build that but maybe we could all pitch in for a developer to build it? Just a thought

that didn’t work for me…. running newely updated copy of 2.8 from 2.7.1 and having this issue only on one blog/site.

updated tinymce to svn version and didn’t fix… errrggg… annoying

that plugin isn’t working. I’m wondering why this is so difficult to get working via a widget… Why doesn’t WP’s native links widget just include this option?

I have a client who’s been previously setup on 2.7 and is having the same issue. The thing is the_tags is being called from one file from both the index.php and the single.php (both within the loop) but the tags are NOT showing up on index.php but fine on single.php.

I need to figure out why. There are no plugins with tagging activated anymore so I’ve eliminated that. Please advise

ooh.. that looks interesting.. I also found these links that MIGHT be able to use the custom-fields entries for what I want.
https://www.gate303.net/2007/09/25/wordpress-custom-fields-guide/
https://zurnet.com/2007/06/20/extend-wordpress-part-3-templates/

I’ll look over that plugin link you sent me… thx

hmm after reading that again…

You’d just have a ton of authors basically… each one editing only their one post. But you’d have to create a custom user basically and make it so they can’t create a new post – only modify the one they’ve got so they couldn’t post multiple businesses…

anybody bump?

super – thanks. my search didn’t turn up that or anything useful.