Change this part in the devotions code..
else {
if(function_exists('wp_die')) {
wp_die('Failed to find a matching devotion.');
}
else {
die('Failed to find a matching devotion.');
}
}
for…
else {
if(function_exists('wp_die')) {
wp_die('The result was empty for query <pre>'.$devQuery.'</pre>');
}
else {
die('The result was empty for query <pre>'.$devQuery.'</pre>');
}
}
That way you get a print out of the query that’s not getting a result, and you can post it back here for examination.
As i said before, i tested the code on my test site without a problem..
RE: Formatting that’s something you’ll have to work on. I only rearranged the code to make it valid, so there is a chance some formatting will get messed up…
It may be advisable to just have a test site and use the default theme (while testing), then once everything works move it over onto your theme etc…
I still have the devotions code, it still works…
Ideally we should try and keep the formatting issue as a seperate issue, which is theme related markup, and just confuses the subject. Let’s just stick to one thing at a time, let’s get the devotions working as they should (i thought we were there already, lol, sigh*) then focus on the eye candy afterward… ??
