jakemc

After much digging I found this solution:
I got the id of the postmeta entry :

$assoc_users_sql = "SELECT m.meta_id, u.user_login
					FROM $wpdb->postmeta m, $wpdb->users u
					WHERE m.post_id = $post->ID
					AND m.meta_key = 'mo-user'
					AND m.meta_value = u.ID
					ORDER BY u.user_login
					";

For each listed user I used the id of the postmeta entry instead of the meta_value:
<input type="submit" name="deleteuser[<?php echo $a_user->meta_id; ?>]" class="deleteuser" value="Delete" />
and then delete_meta to remove the record:

if ( isset($_POST['deleteuser']) && $_POST['deleteuser'] ) {
		foreach ( $_POST['deleteuser'] as $key => $value ) {
			delete_meta($key );
		}
	}

Here’s the pastebin URL:
https://wordpress.pastebin.com/3tRCzjuQ

Thanks in advance.

If anyone has the same problem, the answer is that the contents of the ataglance_function should be returned not echoed.

Jake

For my install of WP 2.5, the slug does not appear for editing if the page being edited is selected as Front Page in Reading Settings.

Hope this helps.

+1 mantone

I’m particularly interested in being able to tag uploads (fiiles as well as images), or at least assign them to categories (as you can with ordinary posts).

Have you made any progress?

Great. Thanks Jonski.

I hadn’t realised it was quite that simple! Thanks Jonski.

Do you know if it’s possible to get the other category attributes from the ID without going directly to the database (using get_var of course)?

HI drsuccess. Did you get anywhere with this? I’m looking for something similar. I’ve found wp-mailman but all documentation seems to have vanished and I can’t get it to work!

I’ve found this which seems to do exactly what I need:

https://www.ayanev.com/marketingtrick-release-10-887/

Thanks anyway!

Thanks alakhnor.

Do you mean:

function alt_the_content () {
	global $post;
	$page = str_replace("<!--more-->","MORE LINK",$page);
	the_content();
}

?

Same result ??

Any more suggestions? Even some documentation about how the_content() is processed might be helpful…

Sorry that should be:

function alt_the_content () {
	global $post;
	$post->post_content = str_replace("<!--more-->","MORE LINK",$post->post_content);
	echo $post->post_content;
}

This replaces the <!–more–> but removes all formatting.

function alt_the_content () {
	global $post;
	$post->post_content = str_replace("<!--more-->","MORE LINK",$post->post_content);
	the_content();
}

This displays the_content() as normal and doesn’t seem to replace the <!–more–>

Incidentally, I want to replace <!–more–> *and all the text that comes after*. Should I use preg_replace or is there a more elegant way to do this?

Thanks again.

Thanks alakhnor, but that doesn’t quite work

If I replace the_content() in my theme with alt_the_content() and define:

function alt_the_content () {
	global $post;
	str_replace("<!--more-->","THIS IS WHERE THE MORE LINK IS",$post->post_content);
	the_content();
}

… the_content() still carries on as normal and strips out the <!–more–>. I can replace <!–more–> if I use $post->post_content but then have to echo $post->post_content and lose all HTML formatting.

Any more ideas (and I’d still rather use a filter so I can leave the_content() be in my theme…)?

Try this excellent plugin:
https://blog.japonophile.com/flexible-upload/

Hi Feridem.

Try starting a new topic for this – it doesn’t relate to my original question and so it probably won’t get picked up.

Good luck!

Jake

I think the question is this: how do I set the categories slug to nothing? I have the option to customise it but if I leave it blank it’s set to the default (“archives”).

Thanks.