WhitG

Hi avdi,

I assume you never heard anything back on this front? I’d like to do the same with a couple of my sites but am not seeing that particular solution out there. Captchas are ugly as hell, I don’t want them to appear until the last minute. ??

Self-bump. Any ideas here?

I’m afraid we’re not communicating here. The actual name of the slug is irrelevant – I’m going to be calling for the *page title* of a given page, based on that page’s slug. It has nothing to do with what anything looks like.

Again, the instruction would basically be saying: “Hey WordPress, go get this page’s title: [page-slug-name], and display it right here ->”

If the page’s title is “Oranges are Great!”, and my manually-created page slug is ‘fruit’, then I want this block of code to say, “Print the ‘fruit’ page title here:” and it will print: “Oranges are Great!”

Hope that makes sense.

Hi Sage,

Thanks, but I’m afraid that’s not what I’m trying to do. I need to display the page title based on a page’s slug (on the page itself, not in the window title). In other words, I need a block of code that says, “insert the title of page [slug] here.”

Okay, thanks Shane. I figured it was probably impossible, but I thought I’d check to make sure.

Yep, just found that out. ?? Thanks!

Problem resolved on my end – I didn’t realize that feature only works for WP-hosted blogs, not for self-hosted blogs.

I’m getting the same result (link location at end of post):
https://angledend.com/update/?p=54

I promise I followed the directions at https://en.blog.wordpress.com/2007/02/22/digg-this/ to a T. It just doesn’t work.

Anybody know what’s going on?

Bingo! Exactly what I needed, thanks a lot.