[Plugin: Organize Series] Series Title URI displays ALL posts

  • Resolved WebDev WaxLotus LLC

    (@musnake)


    16 years ago

    Hello,

    I have a posting in the author’s forum too…

    WP2.6.3, PHP5, plugin:2.0.8b2

    Permalinks: Custom: /%category%/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/

    Problem: If I click on the series title link (This post is part of Series Title Link) it pulls up what looks like an archive page of all posts, whether they’re in a series or not. All posts.

    Any ideas?

    Changing the permalinks to ‘default’ doesn’t affect this behavior.

    The Series Title URI looks correct: https://mydomain.org/series/Etowah-X

    This is holding up the entire show. Grrr…

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/organize-series/

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  • Thread Starter WebDev WaxLotus LLC

    (@musnake)

    Hold on,

    It’s a theme issue. This works fine with the default theme.

    Standby…

    Thread Starter WebDev WaxLotus LLC

    (@musnake)

    Fixed it.

    In my default archive.php, just before the while posts loop, there was this:
    query_posts($query_string.'&posts_per_page=24');

    So, after RTFM:

    ######################################
/* EXAMPLE SERIES-TEMPLATE FOR SERIES DISPLAY PAGES
This is an example template file that WordPress would load when a reader clicks the link for a series.  By default the orgSeries plugin will load the default archives template (either archive.php or index.php - depending on what theme is activated) when a series link is clicked.  If you want to use this file instead:
2. Copy the new series.php file into your theme directory on the server your WordPress is hosted.
3. That's it!  */
########################################

    it’s resolved.

    A pox on all the small things.

    Glad you got this fixed ??

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