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Actually, I didn’t want any of the admin/setup hassles and had spent too many hours with Coppermine and Gallery, so I opted for a Flickr Pro account and using the FAlbum plug-in which does an amazing job at integrating Flickr into WP. there is another plugin for embedding directly into posts, that uses the FAlbum structure. Took me all of 10 minutes to get it running at my site.

I have the same problem with Dreamhost (my original posting). Certain files can be seen in the application root, but others cannot (e.g. .htaccess). I am on the CAESAR server. When I manually update the .htaccess file, the whole WP app is not seen. I’ll drop them a ticket as this is holding up a significant project for me.

I thought I would ask the question a different way – I would like a routine/plugin/hack to let me pass a future date, past date, and list of categories, to retrieve all posts in that selection. Has anyone done this before? Can someone let me know the best way of doing this? I think the current Loop is restricted by the current date, so I am guessing that a new function needs to be written.

Can the gurus and demi-gods of WordPress show me the way please?

I too am looking for a list of parameters. Anyone happen to have them or can post them to the Codex?

How about for future dated posts? I want to be able to show the titles for the next 6 weeks and previous 6 weeks posts in a special section. Is there a parameter for WP_Query I can pass a calculated date range to?

ok… I got off my lazy ass and did some coding. It isn’t pretty but to get grouping by day I did a check for a date change between posts, and where there was one, added a header. For fun I added the Dunstan’s Time Since plugin with a small hack to only show days (not hours or minutes). And then the cherry was to use a different background for the most recent day entries.

check it out at Elebee.

I’ve seen this question come up numerous times – including once from myself – and although podz/cynikalsam are valid by saying two separate blogs, I don’t find it a satisfactory answer.
I would like to be able to control all content from one place, not have to set up multiple copies of WP for each instance of use. As easy as it is to setup – I have it down to less than 5 minutes per install – it is the post-install processes, such as plugins, templates, mods, etc. that add to the maintenance time. As well as upgrade control.
But above all of that, I would like to be able to control content and its filtering from one place. And I would like to extend some of those features out to some content contributors, but not all.
I realize that WP is a Personal Publishing System, so I can see the argument for not adding features like multiple blogs and securing categories, but I strongly feel that these are natural features that WP should have on the roadmap as it matures.

One other way is to use NUSOAP to generate SOAP/WSDL services and then discover them using the Web Services component in Flash MX 2004 Pro. There are other PHP link throughs, but I liked this because it would allow you to build more generic WSDL services from WordPress for other media that can call them.