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  • Thread Starter kane250

    (@kane250)

    ok actually it’s not because of the path, but apparently the permissions were not set correctly on the skin, however now with the permissions set, I can access the skin file directly by URL, it shows up in flashvars in the source code, but the player doesn’t load up. Anyone know anything about this??

    Thread Starter kane250

    (@kane250)

    anyone?

    Did you ever find a solution to this? I’m having the same issue…

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Multi-Word Tags?
    Thread Starter kane250

    (@kane250)

    wow I also just noticed that wordpress adds apostrophes automatically to my tags. WTF? It won’t allow me to remove an apostrophe from the tag in the post area. Is this standard?

    EDIT – I was able to remove the apostrophe in the tag area…so omit this last rant, but the same problem still persists anyway.

    If I manually call the tag in my url without the apostrophe, everything works great but it’s as if WordPress is refusing to let PHP remove an apostrophe in the title link.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Multi-Word Tags?
    Thread Starter kane250

    (@kane250)

    Right, in theory it should be fine, right? Here is how I am using what you just showed me:

    <?php $title = get_the_title(); $title_link = str_replace(" ", "_", $title); $title_link2 = str_replace("'", "", $title_link); ?>
    				<h2><a href="?tag=<?php echo $title_link2; ?>"><?php echo $title; ?></a></h2>

    I don’t want the actual title being shown to have the underscores and apostrophes, so I’m using different variables…but for some reason when it runs, it only still adds the underscores, and leave’s the apostrophes.

    If $title was: The Maker’s
    the output would be: The_Maker’s

    I have no idea why this wouldn’t work…

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Multi-Word Tags?
    Thread Starter kane250

    (@kane250)

    Right, this wont work for some reason. I tried it this way as well as making a dual str_replace with arrays… It’s being very difficult…

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Multi-Word Tags?
    Thread Starter kane250

    (@kane250)

    This is the entire chunk I am using right now which only adds the underscore to it. I’d like to have it change spaces to underscores as well as check for apostrophes and remove them. I made an attempt at this and it didn’t work.

    <h2><?php $title = get_the_title(); ?> <a href="?tag=<?php echo str_replace(" ", "_", $title); ?>"><?php echo $title; ?></a></h2>

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Multi-Word Tags?
    Thread Starter kane250

    (@kane250)

    Well that didn’t work much either, but I did use php str_replace and replace all the spaces with underscores, which fixed 99% of them when I retagged them with underscored tags..however now I have a few with apostrophe’s…any idea on this one?

    ex: tag’s should be tags but str_replace isn’t doing it for this one…

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Multi-Word Tags?
    Thread Starter kane250

    (@kane250)

    Hi, thanks. Basically I am modifying a theme for someone. They wanted to have the titles of their posts actually be tags since many of their posts share the same title, so I reprogrammed it so that whatever the word or words are in the title, actually link to a tag. Additionally, each post is actually tagged with that same word or words. So they call: ?tag=just a directory, which in the URL turns into /?tag=just%20a%20directory. The end result is that it doesn’t work. It works with all one word titles, but nothing with a space…

    any ideas?

    Thread Starter kane250

    (@kane250)

    eh, turns out I was using a dated version of the player!

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Multi-Word Tags?
    Thread Starter kane250

    (@kane250)

    Anyone?

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Call tags from post title?
    Thread Starter kane250

    (@kane250)

    problem solved. Just had to change this line in index.php. Not sure why I thought that was going to be so difficult…

    <h2><a href="?tag=<?php the_title() ?>" rel="bookmark" title="<?php the_title_attribute(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h2>

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Call tags from post title?
    Thread Starter kane250

    (@kane250)

    ok so the titles of the posts can actually be the same as the tag word I’d like to call…so can anyone direct me on how this would be accomplished? Basically using the post title as a tag, without it actually being a tag… ?

    Thread Starter kane250

    (@kane250)

    ok sorry, scratch that…I had a typo! Thanks again!

    Thread Starter kane250

    (@kane250)

    Hi, sorry to bother again, but I also have a page in my nav that doesnt use the same classes as the categories since it’s a page. I tried replicating what you said here for current_page_item, and it will go black. Any ideas why this might be different?

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