Ash

No problem. Glad I was able to help. While we are on the topic, I also noticed that attempt to retrieve a prettylink record by slug throws an exception if the PL is not found, a better way (from the caller’s perspective) is to simply return false or null instead of just throwing an exception.

That way the caller can do something as simple as:

if(!get_pretty_link(slug))
{
add_pretty_link(…);
}

Or if you feel strongly about throwing an exception then maybe add another method that checks if the slug exists: bool exists(slug);

Hi Jean,

In my blog I have several authors, each author also has another blog elsewhere, I would like to merge RSS feeds from their external blogs using WP-RSS-Aggregator, since each feed, technically corresponds to an author (WP account), i want to be able to link their names to their blog profiles along with other relevant data.

I understand that 90% of people using this plugin may not have this setup since it’s obviously requires a custom template/setup, but being able to control the template itself would allow be not to tamper with the wp-rss-aggregator code itself to render the desired output.

Having a template, I can setup something like

{feed_data}
%author_avatar% <a href="https://mywebsite/author/{feed_name}">{feed_name}</a>

In other words, having templates, gives full flexibility to the user.

Cheers!

+1 as well!

Thanks!

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4009408/wordpress-widget-how-to-only-display-sub-categories-based-on-selected-parent-cate

Agh. Didn’t even notice that. Lol ?? thanks
Is there a quick way to get the current category. if one is selected?
Thanks!!

Thanks for the link. My guess is that I would use the include parameter to only include the sub categories of the currently selected category.
Any clues on how to go about achieving that?
Are you familiar with a plugin that does that? I looked into “AVH Extended Categories” but it simply exposes the parameters of wp_list_categories.
Thanks again!