migueleste

Hey…After all your solution works.
I’ve tried again and it’s fine…I think.

But needed to upgrade to 3.1.2. Apparently 3.1.1 had some problem with the tag query terms..

Thanks!

miguel

Hi,

Have you managed to make it work?

I’m setting the option “Restricted to current tag” ON.

And it stopped working on 3.1… ??

I’ve tried your changes but without results…

Miguel

Well, maybe nobody is reading this… but in case you get the same problem, my solution was, to change the call to get_the_category().
After the change it looks like this (changes in bold)

if (($actcat) && (is_single())) {
global $wp_query;
$cats = ”;
foreach (get_the_category($wp_query->post->ID) as $catt) {
$cats .= $catt->cat_ID.’ ‘;
}
$cats = str_replace(” “, “,”, trim($cats));
}

cheers,
Miguel

Hi,

You are absolutely right and I can see a lot of people struggling with this.

It happened the same to me and it took me ours to figure out what was going on.

I turned that option off.

Before this last situation with the homepage I had already detected some “strange” behavior with links I had changed..this was it.

And if the author is reading this I would strongly advise that this option comes OFF by default.

I do understand that it is great to have this automatic when you decide to change one post link…but it can’t be active by default, more or less hidden in the plugin pages.

my 2 cents.

miguel

Hi,

Thanks for your tip. i was also looking for this info.

My five cents to the subject… Instead of just deleting the heading you can go to line 113 of widget.php (at least in my version this is the lien nr). Comment out the attribution to the title variable and replace it by your own. Mine looks something like this:

//	$title = get_taxonomy( $taxonomy )->label;
	$title = "<h3>YOUR HEADING HERE</h3>";

Now what I really would like to find out is a reasonably simple way of formating the list to make it look more integrated in my template…

cheers,
Miguel