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I have the same problem :/ Were you able to come up with a solution?

Well I guess I’ll have to figure out another way around this.. thanks anyway! ??

Hi keesiemeijer –

-> I stored the date in the array: $data[‘my_date’]= “02/12/2010”;

(the array $data contains all the different pieces of information that I need to access here and there and there are a lot of them so I thought it would be more practical to store them all in one single array variable))

-> then I create a post with
wp_insert_post( $my_post );

-> and then I use
add_post_meta($myinsertedpostID, ‘data’, $data);

(Unfortunately, having the date stored as a string was enough until now so that’s what I did :/)

Thank you for your reply, keesiemeijer ??

Yes, the custom field solution seems fine but the problem is that in the specific application I’m developing, logged in users users modify the excerpt and insert a “|” to tag them for a certain purpose. I’ve used scribu’s front-end editor for that functionality and i guess I would need to modify the plugin to check each time whether a “|” was input in order to insert the proper value in that custom field. That might get too messy for me : ))

On the other hand, a solution involving get_posts and query posts would be great (my guess is that strpos() could also be used instead of preg_match()?) but I couldn’t figure out how to integrate those to that effect… I mean, what would the query string look like?

yeah now it looks good because – sorry for my impatience – I switched to another theme!…

[just for the sake of it I checked out the gallery path and there was no slash at the end of it. I even tried adding one – to no avail… :/]

It’s really strange, to me it really looks like it’s the theme that interferes with nggshow.php

When I save the faulty page (where the pic doesnt show) as html and switch the theme on my site (to the theme that does not have problems) and then open the saved page (the html that is on my hard disk and that carries the faulty theme) the picture does show up.

It seems that that there is something in the theme that doesn’t let nggshow.php do its job properly and causes it to return the image’s address in firefox (and an empty image box on ie7) instead of the actual image… Is that a possibility?

(I hope that what I wrote does makes sense and helps…!)

I have exactly the same problem.

Galleries are displayed fine, yet single image post, the image browser, etc. do not work.

I think it’s a theme conflict. There are no problems when the “fastway” theme is used, yet this problem occurs when I switch back to my regular theme.

Swithing all plugins (except nextgen gallery) off did not change anything, the result is consistent in opera, firefox, and ie7.

When I isolate the image address and paste it into the address bar I only get a blank page with the following text:

https://symmetrium.org/wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/nggshow.php?pid=12&width=&height=330&mode=

If i switch themes and do the same, I do actually get the image.

Here‘s a link for example of the situation.

Thank you very much in advance for any tips.

sorry i had some problems posting..

I have an rss feed that carries multiple categories per item, and these categories are comma separated, e.g.:

<item>
…
<category> apples, oranges, pears</category>
…
</item>

When I poll this feed into wp posts with feedwordpress, this item becomes a post under the category “apples, oranges, pears” instead of being put in each of the “apples”, “oranges” and “pears” categories.

is there any way that i can fix this problem?

Thank you.. ??

…Was this a real stupid question? or was it somehow unclear? ??

…Was this a real stupid question? or was it somehow unclear? ??