foochuck

*bump*

Okay so I figured out that custom fields aren’t displayed by default in a WordPress RSS feed. Basically I had to write some functions into the theme’s functions.php file to make sure that the custom fields get displayed where I want them in relation to the rest of the content in each blog post.

Hope this helps someone else out.

@ipstenu – One thing I forgot to mention. The video content that is not showing up in my pages gets add to the post through custom fields. Could that have an effect on it not showing up in my RSS feed?

I should also note that I was originally using the twenty ten theme, however I obviously changed the look of my site. I barely modified the functions.php for my site. Going to attempt to do some plugin tests…

So even if the video appears above the title of the title, by default, it should show up in the RSS Feed?

I’m checking out functions.php and checking plugins as well, however I’m not sure what to look for that could be interfering with the RSS feed…

In case anyone comes across this with a similar issue, I found the problem. The variables I’m using in my form were interfering with WordPress’ permalinks. I changed my variables to have custom names and it resolved the issue.

Hope this helps someone out down the line.

Here is the first page, the form is entered as html in the page content:

Page 1 form: https://pastebin.com/Lk8kFZUC

When the form is submitted, the post data is being sent to ‘page-results’, below is the PHP that’s above the header in my page reults

Page 2 ‘page-results’: https://pastebin.com/mZmC4uXV

The first problem is that when you submit the first page (which goes to localhost/page-results) – it takes you to the correct URL but it says page not found.

If you load localhost/page-results without submitting the form it does open.

Is there something special I need to setup in functions in order to pass POST data from one page to another using basic PHP methods?

I’ve tested it without feedburner and the videos don’t show up in the content of the posts from the original feed.

https://www.foochuck.com/feed/

It’s using the full content. Here’s my RSS link:

https://feeds.feedburner.com/foochuck

(which is fed by https://www.foochuck.com/feed/ )

I’m looking for a way to do this as well. *bump*

Is there a way to give each sub-menu a custom class?

The default is ‘sub-menu’.

Currently it is: <ul class="sub-menu">

But I’d like to change it to: <ul class="about-sub-menu">

Actually I just found a great plugin for this:

https://thethefly.com/wp-plugins/thethe-tabs-and-accordions/

I also noticed that ‘child_of’ will pull the grandchildren as well from the codex description:

child_of
(integer) Displays the sub-pages of a single Page only; uses the ID for a Page as the value. Defaults to 0 (displays all Pages). Note that the child_of parameter will also fetch “grandchildren” of the given ID, not just direct descendants.
0 – default, no child_of restriction

Please note that I’m using this on the parent page template. Will it still work if I change it to ‘child_of’ ?

Currently I’m just using one of the default – Month and name.