asknight

I believe there is a problem in the supplied .htaccess mod-rewrite code that allows an image request to be redirected to the index.php instead of simply passing it along.

Nooooo, the function is being called however many times in the foreach loop. I’d expect both $post and $extraposts to be happening.

b.t.w. forgot to mention:
global $post, $extraposts;
should have been included in the example above.

I know this to likely be a wordpress supressed SQL error – was just searching to find if I can unsupress them from the template.

If it was me, and it once was, I’d go to a hosting provider that doesn’t require you to use cgi php.

see also : https://www.ads-software.com/support/index.php?action=vthread&forum=3&topic=10759&page=-1#post-102779

Ok, one thing you may be running in to is that wp-blog-header.php (see top of your index.php), when it sees a set $cat=#, makes the assumption that you also want all the children of the specified category too (if they exist of course), even if you don’t. This was my case, so I did the following:
First, I wanted the index.php page to always insept with a certain set of posts so I ended up with this line after at the very beginning of index.php:: if (! isset($_GET[cat])) {$cat=6; $numberposts=9; $orderby="category"; $order="ASC"; $fetchkids=0;}
Next, the following code changes were made to wordpres/wp-blog-header.php
An aside thing to know is that 1.2.1 at least ‘allows’ only orderby= on 'author','date','category','title'
I also added a consumable variable called ‘fetchkids’ at the end of $wpvarstoreset array at line 51. Then at line 264 the code changes to:

if (! isset($fetchkids) || $fetchkids) {
$whichcat .= get_category_children($cat_array[0], ' '.$andor.' category_id '.$eq.' ');
for ($i = 1; $i < (count($cat_array)); $i = $i + 1) {
$whichcat .= ' '.$andor.' category_id '.$eq.' '.intval($cat_array[$i]);
$whichcat .= get_category_children($cat_array[$i], ' '.$andor.' category_id '.$eq.' ');
}
}

So, by setting $fetchkids to FALSE (0) above, and adding the code, I effectively broke out of the bit that would end up fetching all the children posts of my parent category.
Yes, it’s a hack but no less elegant than the convention I see in place w/in wordpress/wp-blog-header.php;

here’s what I do:
<div style="margin:auto; width:90%(or 432px, etc - should be at least as wide as the image it contains); text-align:center; border:1px dotted blue"> <img src="/images/groovyimage.png " alt="don't forget the alt" /></div>

the javascript developer also has a multiple message ‘belt’
https://www.geocities.com/vbarsan/
Which probably can be plugged in and used the same way.
In the script, you’ll find markup for the fast/slow bit. Simply delete the lines to omitt the feature.
BTW, the plugin is finished. if there’s enough interest, I’ll pack up the 4/5 files and make them available.

to above, turns out the actual logout didn’t happen.