dlawton

I guess a question for anyone is:
Is there a way to add php to a feed? I found a good plugin called RSS supplement that allows you to add html or text to a feed, but php is not supported yet.

cheers

Oh, I’m using Feedburner also

thanks for the info

found it in the builder after playing around for a bit, the code i was looking for is:

<?php wp_gdsr_render_article(10); ?>

It’s under Articles:StarRater in the builder. I tried a bunch of other options under builder before finding the right one, several of which didn’t work. For example Multi:StarReviewMulti (not sure what this is) gives this code which doesn’t seem to work, even after adding the first paramater:
wp_gdsr_render_multi(, 12, false’, 0, ‘oxygen’, 20, ‘oxygen_gif’, ‘oxygen’, 20, ‘oxygen_gif’);

forgive my noobness, still totally lost on this

can anyone provide a code example of how to do this? right now i have star rating added to bottom of post at superstoker.com, works fine, but i want to position it better by just calling a function or something that displays it within the loop

much appreciated

Thanks,
Wow, you weren’t kidding, there is a lot!

Isn’t there a basic function without parameters that just outputs the post rating block according to current configuration?

actually i just found an awesome plugin for this called test drive theme, i think its just what i was looking for

exactly what im looking for

this seems like an amazing plugin . . . does anything along these lines exist?

i solved it by taking out the noindex for the first_page_text (as suggested), this ensured when you are on the last page for example, the link to the ‘first page’ is indexed.

next, i replaced this:
echo '<a href="'.clean_url(get_pagenum_link($i)).'" title="'.$page_text.'"> '.$page_text.' </a>';

with this:

if ($i == $start_page){echo '<a href="'.clean_url(get_pagenum_link($i)).'" title="'.$page_text.'"> '.$page_text.' </a>';}
else{echo '<a href="'.clean_url(get_pagenum_link($i)).'" title="'.$page_text.'" rel="noindex"> '.$page_text.' </a>';}

Then I found that the next and previous links were still indexing pages past the first page (The << and >> links) so I just removed these completely by deleting these lines:
next_posts_link($pagenavi_options['next_text'], $max_page);
previous_posts_link($pagenavi_options['prev_text']);

didn’t work unfortunately, thanks for the help Ornani

great, working fine, thanks!

however, I realized I have a new problem. On page 2 (and every other page), I now have a pagenavi link going back to page 1, which is now marked as noindex. What will the effect be of doing this? Will spiders ignore this since page 2 is noindex anyway? Obviously the spider isn’t going to stop indexing page 1, because it’s the homepage, so is there any reason not to do this?

cheers

no sure how to do it, im using pagenavi plugin for links to additional pages, i guess i will refer to the plugin support for help adding in additional tags to the links

thanks though, i was heading in the wrong direction trying to actually make the page noindex/nofollow as opposed to the link to it