codergurl

*crosses fingers*
function recent_comments($limit = 5) {
global $wpdb, $tableposts, $tablecomments, $siteurl, $blogfilename;
$out = '';
$sql = "SELECT ID, post_title, comment_ID, comment_author, comment_date, comment_content FROM $tableposts, $tablecomments";
$sql .= " WHERE $tableposts.ID=$tablecomments.comment_post_ID";
$sql .= " ORDER BY $tablecomments.comment_date DESC LIMIT $limit";
$posts = $wpdb->get_results($sql);
foreach ($posts as $post) {
$permalink = $siteurl.'/'.$blogfilename.'/?p='.$post->ID.'&c=1#comment-'.$post->comment_ID;
$comment = substr(stripslashes($post->comment_content), 0, 50);
$out .= '

• '.$post->comment_author.' - '.$comment.'

';
}
echo $out;
}

I haven’t even tried it out myself. I’ll check it out right now. Sorry for abandoning my hacks, I’ve been sick lately. ??

The previous/next month links on the calendar aren’t working right. When I click on Jan, and it shows posts for Jan ’03 instead of ’04.

Man..I thought you were talking about the new release. I got all excited for nothing. >_<‘ ??

hehe I’m smiling again. ??

I get the same error. I ended up copying the .htaccess to root directory as a temporary fix.

<?php
get_currentuserinfo();
echo "Logged in as $user_login.";
?>

what do we win? ??

<?php if ($s) { echo 'You searched for '.$s; } ?>

oh, i thought about that last night after i made the last post. this wasn’t such a good idea after all. i think it’s time to go back to doing it the manual way. i’ll try to get it done tomorrow. ??

Fixed.
Change:
$id = ($show) ? ($id - 1) : $id;
To:
$cid = ($show) ? ($id - 1) : $id;
Change:
WHERE comment_post_ID='$id'
To:
WHERE comment_post_ID='$cid'

*blush* None of the links were working because I typed in the wrong directory. Try clicking on the link again.

I changed the function a bit, replace it with the old function and try again.

extra post fields (i.e.: mood, currently listening to, currently reading, etc..,), like the b2 extra options hack

put $cat = 1; in index.php before the includes.