deadlyhifi

I figured out the problem. If the_excerpt() is displayed on the page as well as the the_content() the code runs twice since they are both returning $content.

I’ve just trying to figure out how to make it act only on full content…

Hi DigitalAlias,

the plugin works by adding 1 to the view count in the database when the_content() is called on a single page ( is_single() ). All I can think of right now is that the_content() is called more than once, somehow, on your page.

Could you post your single.php on https://pastebin.com/ or some service like that so I could have a look.

I’ll just do a bit more research into adding filters on the_content as well.

scrap that. there’s no conflict. BUT, it’s not working in Safari 4.0.3 on Mac. Firefox 3 works fine.

really, no one can point me in the right direction? What about a plugin that has search within it so i can use it as an example.

got the same issue here. Auto upgrade failed, and manual upgrade still states I need to do the update.

Edit: in WPMU…

Took me a while to find it, but here it is in all its glory. Thanks.

you need https:// before your “url” value.

Unfortunately including wp-load in the bb-config brings up the same issues as including wp-blog-header or other variations.

The issues are reduced essential bbPress functionality.

The worst thing is bbPress pages say: “Doing this will add quite a lot of weight to your bbPress installation as it will cause WordPress to load in it’s entirety. Your best option is to try to emulate the functionality you require inside a bbPress plugin.”

But I cant find a plugin anywhere that brings this functionality.

the above didn’t work, but changing

$(

to

$map(

did.

<?php the_category(' &raquo; ') ?> is the code I’m using.

I don’t think how ‘the_category’ lists is the problem, as within the admin area the order of assigned categories shows a similar issue, i.e. they don’t always follow the ‘main-cat > sub-cat’ order.

This generally isn’t too much of a problem, but my issue is that I’m selling adverts based on ‘archive.php’ category pages, and I return what category someone wants their advert on by detecting the current category (with ‘get_the_category’).

My current workaround is to make everything a top level category. But when my listings extend outside the UK it could get a little messy.

Thanks for your replies.

Thanks. I have noticed it in the past but it was never so critical as it is to me now.

yes, this issue has been present for some time now, and is most annoying.I have as yet not figured a fix. I think it’s up to the WP team to sort out.

cformsII does it.

a bit late…

try thickbox

just stumbled across this again.

I’m not using it anymore, but am messing with thickbox right now.

https://mezzomondo.nelblog.it/2007/05/28/thickbox3/

allows the use of thickbox. So…

Iframed external pages:
Add class=”thickbox” to the a tag of your link. In the href attibute, after the URL add the following parameters:
?KeepThis=true&TB_iframe=true&height=400&width=600

should allow you to do it.