karmasamten

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By category, and order by post date, and yes, every post in this category.

Well, that would be my last option, as there will be more than 200 posts, it’s very time consuming to manually add the link, that’s why I want to see if there is any better way to do that.

Thanks. I thought about that too, even though I hadn’t try that, I did see the “related” plugins on some blogs, but I’m afraid that plugin probably won’t list all the related posts or even not in particular order.

Take those 10 posts for example, let’s say it’s a serious of posts about “reading”, I call them “step 1”, “step 2”, “step 3”， so when I list them, I want them to be listed in that order too, not sure whether the “related” posts would do that?

Sorry for my English, for example, I have a category called “reading”, and there are about 10 posts in this category. Now I want to create a post (not page) to summarize these 10 posts, so first I want to write blah blah blah at the beginning, then at the bottom of this post, list all the other 10 posts.

Hope I explain a little better now.
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Yes, it works. But how about blogrolls? Is there a plug in for that?

And is there a plug in for both of them?
Thanks a lot

thanks, it works

Now I found the real reason, it’s the “Add Meta Tags” plug-in causing the issue, not sure why, but deactivate it resolves the issue.

Actually now I remember, I did get a timeout error during the fresh install, that’s probably why the table “wp_categories” didn’t get created.

I dropped the database, re-created it and ran the installation again, now everything is ok now.

Thanks

thanks for the reply, I switched back to the default template, and still got the same error. I tried all the templates Ｉ have, and they all got the same error.

Any advise?

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Yes, I want to know this too.

My original three is at https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/132972?replies=5#post-611608

Thanks

Thanks a lot!
My version is 2.2.
How can I set a filter? If I want to update the post_date for all the posts under one category, to be 3 months later, how can I achieve that? For example,

The post_date is 2007-08-15 becomes 2007-10-15
The post_date is 2007-08-16 becomes 2007-10-16
The post_date is 2007-08-17 becomes 2007-10-17
etc.

Thanks a lot

Do you know how I can do that via phpmyadmin? I know a little of how to use phpmyadmin, but I don’t know how to write a proc.
Thanks