Blutarsky

I’m looking for duplicates in this way:
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(pseudocode)
select posts //query
where post_title = findtitle and
post_content = post_content

if found
dosomething
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In such a scenario would it help to index title and content?
What space usage should I expect?

Sorry, but it must be done programmatically.

Digging the Internet it shows that among WordPress’ functions & programmability, this has been left out to enforce permalink’s template conformance.

Obviously somewhere in WP php files there must be somwhere the code to do so; but I just wanted to do it in a clean way, using a “high level” call to some function to do so.

Any hint?

I mean, the following code
query_posts("tag='blue'");

Will get all the posts tagged “blue”….

How to get posts without tags?

I have tried the following:

add_filter('posts_where', create_function('$a','global $wpdb; $rrr = " AND $wpdb->posts.post_status=\'publish\' AND $wpdb->posts.post_type=\'post\' AND $wpdb->posts.post_title LIKE \'blblbla%\'"; return $a . $rrr;'));

$catposts=query_posts('numberposts=15'); ?>

The filter works but the numberposts parameter is ignored… any hint?

Help?

Hello?

Ok, but I need to break the loop after a few posts and start again with another layout…. how do I keep the pointer to the last read record?

Thanks, I will use your strategy!

Could it be a WordPress bug??