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Rev, you’re brilliant. Thanks very much, taken care of it indeed.

Precisely the same my end, mutusliber.

I just discovered the info appears only after saving draft, too.

It slows proceedings down a fair bit, but at least things aren’t broken completely…

Why this keeps happening to me, I don’t know.

Now, my online install has broken lightbox – but this includes the media upload dialog in the ‘new post’ page. If the media upload button works, it only opens in a new window.

My offline install is, as far as I know, exactly the same, yet it works perfectly. This must be wrong but I’m very baffled by it.

I’ve gone through the plugin FAQ’s – nothing. Been trying to work this out for four hours solid.

Has anyone experienced this, and if so, any ideas how to solve it? I’m not holding out much hope.

This:

<?php query_posts('cat=106&tag=feat'); ?>

Or any combination of categories and tags where there is at least one with both, just doesn’t work at all.

Does anyone else use this query? Can anyone else repeat this problem?

If so, does the Codex need updating and an alternative put forward?

Thanks, but no dice. Exactly the same problem.

The odd thing is that if I take ‘tag=feat+feat’ out from the second query, all the posts in that category appear. So it can’t be a case of the first query conflicting with the second. If I take out the cat=106, then all posts tagged ‘feat’ appear. It’s something to do with the combination of the two…

Neither
<?php wp_reset_query(); ?>
nor
<?php $wp_query = $temp_query; ?>

works. Also, removing temp_query from the first query_posts makes no difference, either. I’m a bit confused. I probably haven’t grasped how this works (or I’ve forgotten)

I think so, yes – how do I do that, do you know?

I always do this – I end up replying to myself until it’s solved…

So I realise now it’s probably because an earlier temp_query excludes that 106 category – so there’s now a conflict (for some reason). Full code (html stripped out):

<!-- FEATURES COLUMN -->
<?php $temp_query = $wp_query; ?>
<?php query_posts('cat=-106&tag=feat+feat'); ?>

<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post();?>

---STUFF--

<?php endwhile; ?>
<!-- END FEATURES COLUMN -->

<!-- RIGHT COLUMN -->

<?php $temp_query = $wp_query; ?>
<?php query_posts('cat=106&tag=feat+feat'); ?>

---STUFF---

<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
<?php endif; ?>
<?php endwhile; ?>

<!-- END RIGHT COLUMN -->

So the features column contains everything except posts in the ‘diary’ category, which is all served up in the right column.

So the NEW question is: how do I write this so that the two queries don’t contradict one another? I’m guessing there’s a more elegant way to do this…

Thanks again

Fixed – I hadn’t seen that the https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-no-category-base/ plugin was compatible.

Seems to have done the trick perfectly.

I hope this helps some people.

I’m the same. Just upgraded and it’s stopped working. Any ideas?

Brilliant. Thanks very much!

Seriously, this is surely quite an important feature – I would’ve thought loads of people would need this…

Hmm… no the code still looks too cumbersome for it to be used with ease by the client. It really does need to be a case of the player appearing once a link is added.

The arrow on its own is the right direction

Really surprised it’s this difficult to find a plugin for this.

Anyway, thanks for your time!

Thanks! This looks possible. As long as it’s extremely easy for the client to add a tune.

The only one I’d want is the arrow on its own, but I can’t see the player type for that. Still, I’ll dig around.

Thanks a lot

Thanks for your response – I didn’t work out which plugin was loading jquery, that code was taken from the localhost source which I thought was using the same setup as the online version, but it seems it wasn’t.

I’ve stripped the javascript out of the mailing list code for now, which has enabled the inline player again.

I love this player – really unobtrusive, simple and seems elegant until you start testing in other browsers. Unfortunately in Chrome and Safari, it goes a bit crazy. I’m sure there’s a workaround but I just haven’t the time or funds to work it out.

I wish there was a viable alternative to this player, but I’ve found none. All others (including the classic 1 pixel out) are too flashy for what I need.

Shame!