Lee Rickler

Thanks for this – works a treat.
Now i have that sussed I need to pull category based info from a page and display it on another page.
Halfway there with this tip, thanks.

Wot? No developer looking in?

Totally agree – Waste of time and money DO NOT USE.

@miss infamous – in your footer it states that ramzy designed your site – it looks very much like this theme.
Are they connected?

security.

Nothing, nobody, not possible?

Any answer to my question?

Are fortnightly recurring events possible?

Thanks guys.

In the end I dug out an old backed-up file and then worked it out from there. but this wasn’t until I had renamed the plugin and disabled it.

Great plugin, thanks.

Just one thing – fortnightly recurring events. Possible?

In the time you have spent searching you could have spent the $80 and saved a whole load of hassle.
That really is a small amount of money for the time saved, surely.

Might help if your site was live, matey!
??

I’m not 100% sure which tag you mean but maybe this is the one:

In wordtube > lib > widget.php

around line 35
‘// These lines generate our output.
echo $before_widget . $before_title . $title . $after_title;
$url_parts = parse_url(get_bloginfo(‘home’));
echo ‘<p>’;
if ($dbresult)
if ($width == 0) $width = $dbresult->width;
if ($height == 0) {
if ($dbresult->width == 0)
$height = $dbresult->height;
else
$height = $width / $dbresult->width * $dbresult->height;
}
echo $wordTube->ReturnMedia($dbresult->vid, $dbresult->file, $dbresult->image, $width, $height, $dbresult->autostart, $dbresult);
echo ‘</p>’;
echo $after_widget;’

Just comment out the p tags:

‘// These lines generate our output.
echo $before_widget . $before_title . $title . $after_title;
$url_parts = parse_url(get_bloginfo(‘home’));
//echo ‘<p>’;
if ($dbresult)
if ($width == 0) $width = $dbresult->width;
if ($height == 0) {
if ($dbresult->width == 0)
$height = $dbresult->height;
else
$height = $width / $dbresult->width * $dbresult->height;
}
echo $wordTube->ReturnMedia($dbresult->vid, $dbresult->file, $dbresult->image, $width, $height, $dbresult->autostart, $dbresult);
//echo ‘</p>’;
echo $after_widget;’

It did it for me!

Thanks Michael but no joy with that.

I think my problem is that I am trying to call a sub (child) category separate from a parent category:
Parent Category 1

<?php if ( is_category('2') ) {
echo '<ul class="show" id="childcat1">';
} else {
echo '<ul class="hide" id="childcat1">';
}
?>
    <?php
$posts_li = new WP_Query(array('category__and'=>array(2),'showposts'=>-1,'orderby'=>title,'order'=>ASC));
?>
    <?php while( $posts_li->have_posts() ) : $posts_li->the_post(); ?>
    <li><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></li>
    <?php endwhile; ?>

etc

and repeat for each child category.

Seriously, no-one?

same problem here and I need to fix it asap.

Standard htaccess commands disallow access to sub folders.

domain.com/project_name – works fine
domain.com/folder/ – 404 error even thought I know 100% that it exists.

htaccess:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

Currently I don’t have htaccess in the subfolder.