bafonso

It was a template screwup, nevermind.

I can only get the tags to show in a single webpage. How do you get it to show in the index.php, the entry page with multiple posts?

There are two lines in xmlrpc.php at the root of your wordpress blog that have:

$to_ping = $content_struct[‘mt_tb_ping_urls’]

Replace both of them with:

$to_ping_input = $content_struct['mt_tb_ping_urls'];
$to_ping = “” ;
if (is_array($to_ping_input)) {
foreach ($to_ping_input as $ping_url) {
$to_ping = $to_ping . $ping_url . “ ”;
}
}


Appears that only appears on the right hand side the categories that already have a post when writing or a link when adding links. This for old categories since new ones appear to always appear on both. That is, it shows up on both until you put a post or link inside it. After that, only cats with posts will appear on write page and vice versa. I believe this behavior should be settable by an option.

You can however manually add the category and the post/link will be put inside it. So there’s some name matching going on apparently…

Also, another interesting aspect is that when you use ecto to post on the blog, ecto retrieves them all. ??

That’s not the solution. The solution is actually get wordpress to implement the spec. That’s why they exist!… Funny thing is that it was working in 2.0.x, but not now in 2.1

This solution you provide will throw off the relationships between categories names and IDs… not a good solution I believe.