unknownclubber

Try this : https://www.asual.com/jquery/address/

Or here (in french) :
Tutorial : https://www.seomix.fr/navigation-ajax/
Demo : https://ajax.wuiwui.net/

There’s also a plugin, but i’m not sure it fits with your SEO needs : https://ajaxedwp.com/#awp::/

Ok, thanks Wlindley.
I’v tried with Custom Post Types, but i have an url rewriting problem now, lol !

Ok, resolved !

I had :
‘taxonomies’ => array( ‘post_tag’, ‘category’)
instead of
‘taxonomies’ => array( ‘category’, ‘post_tag’)

Now it works …

Hi jpadie !

1st of all, thanks for this nice plugin. But i can’t install it. I’ve tried to find solutions on the net but, it seemes that most of the time, you are the only one who knows how-to.
Actually I’m french and i guess you too. (I write in english for others WP users) Is there a way to contact you? I got 1 or 2 questions about install.
After install, i got : Fatal error: Call to a member function bail() on a non-object in …
I’ve changed permissions on different files/folders without success. I have PDO / SQLite / pdo_sqlite enabled (phpinfo), but it still doesn’t work ! Please help, i’m really interested in your solution.

“Merci”

Thanks for the answer tsimmons ??

I use WP 3.01 and tried to load (in ajax, with jQuery) content from an external page … I used require('./wp-blog-header.php'); but i always got 404, even with the correct path !

I just replaced with require_once("./wp-load.php"); and it works like a charm now !

Thanks again

Hi !

I haven’t read all discussion but i found something that works fine for me here : https://www.wprecipes.com/get-tags-specific-to-a-particular-category-on-your-wordpress-blog

I hope it helps

I’ve found :

query_posts('...');
    while (have_posts()) : the_post();
        ...
        global $post;
        $myposts = get_posts('...');
            foreach($myposts as $post) :
                ...
            endforeach;
        endwhile;

Thanks Me ??

AWESOME ! And so simple… Just what i needed, THANKS ??

I’ll try this :

In the case of categories, the hierarchy is fairly simple. For instance, suppose the ID number of the Category in question is 6. The Template Hierarchy specifies that WordPress will use the first Template file it finds in your current Theme’s directory from the following list:

1. category-6.php
2. category.php
3. archive.php
4. index.php

That is, if you do not have a category-6.php, WordPress will check for a category.php, and so on.

I’ll tell you if it works

Thanks for FAAAST anwser apljdi ??

oops … I’ve never thougt it’s so easy … It’s been more than one year I use WP and I’ve never seen this page … LOL !

THANKS esmi ??

Thanks for you VERY fast answer Kawauso … I’ve not tried yet but i guess my file must be located in the root folder, not in theme folder … ?

THANKS AGAIN