bcreighton

You’re right – it does work with content:encoded. I have a bit of an issue using it because I’m pulling in the rss elsewhere using PHP 5’s SimpleXML and the “:” in content:encoded is messing up the syntax.

echo $item->content:encoded;

Hmmm…

got it – wasn’t carrying the catid over… ??

nevermind – got it ??

I’m also getting an SQL error for this:

...the right syntax to use near 'AND post_date != '0000-00-00 00:00:00' AND post_status = 'publish' GROUP BY YEAR' at line 1]...

my get archives() and sql string was updated to yper’s suggestion.

The code on my category archive page looks like:

<?php $catmnthquery=($cat); ?> <?php wp_get_archives('$catmnthquery'); ?>

Any ideas? Thanks!

No, Inheritor doesn’t help at all. I’m just going to pass the cat id via the url string and do some conditional statements.

Thanks everyone!

Yep, already working! ?? I’ll check out the inheritor – thanks!!

Thanks, blepoxp – I thought about using one big giant conditional for each of the pages (it’s my backup solution).

moshu – I’ll have to take a look at that and digest it a bit, thanks!.

Thanks!

I believe this is what I’m looking for, there will be only one category per post.

Now I just need to wrap my brain around it –

this filter would be declared in template-loader.php?

How would I pass the category? Maybe something like this:

} else if ( is_single() && $template = get_single_template($mcat) ) {
if ( is_attachment() )
add_filter('the_content', 'prepend_attachment');
include($template);
exit; }

function get_single_template($catid) {
$template = TEMPLATEPATH . '/single-'$catid.php;
return $template;
}

I was in communication with the plug-in author – however, he knows very little about windows installations and SMTP.

Fixed it – the plugin author wrote in an extra set of brackets around the to and from e-mail addresses. (SMTP adds them).