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Krishna – I already have jetpack working. If a user is already logged into wordpress.com, everything works. What I am trying to do is if a user is not logged into wordpress.com, then how do I allow him to log in? Short of redirecting to wordpress.com itself. The wordpress.com 2011 theme has some nifty JS to do this; I was wondering if this is public sourced anywhere.

WPyogi – of course it’s possible. That’s what jetpack is for.

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I don’t think you understood what I was asking. I get that the themes are different. I’m asking if there is some sample code that shows me how to, in my .ORG theme, allow users to login to their .COM account (via a pop up or something) to comment.

If the user is already logged into their .COM account, things are gravy because jetpack works. But if they are not, how do I get them to log in, short of redirecting to wordpress.com and hoping they come back?

What I was saying was that the themes in .COM allow you to do this. Is there sample code anywhere, since that code isn’t in the open sourced .ORG themes?

Excellent thanks! I didn’t know wp_query->post_count was paged, but in retrospect that makes sense. Thank you!