Nola1974

Same here. I really could use this too.

I even tried using explicitly using 84 instead of $post_id and that did the same thing.

This also doesn’t work for me:

echo get_attached_file($post_id);

nor does

echo get_attached_file(84);

I tried that too – comes up blank.

I’m trying to modify the output of the Favorites Post plugin. Here is their code with my additions (just testing it now):

if ($favorite_post_ids):
        foreach ($favorite_post_ids as $post_id) {
            $p = get_post($post_id);
            echo "<li>";
            echo "<a href='".get_permalink($post_id)."' title='". $p->post_title ."'>" . $p->post_title ."</a> ";

echo wp_get_attachment_url($post_id);
echo get_attachment_link($post_id, 'medium');

The output of this is correct except the wp_get_attachment_url is blank.

ie:

I get the title of the post (from the original plugin) then https://domain-name.com/?attachment_id=84

*smacks head* Just saw it was working for one of my images. It’s using the description field, not the link name field.

Got the numbers. Uploaded patch and re-imported. Still have numbers. Do I need to completely reinstall the whole shebang?

Did you get an answer?

I’d like to do this too. Did you ever figure out the correct tables to remove drafts from? With the new tags related tables I’m not so sure anymore.

I get a LOT of drafts using feedwordpress and I’d like to be able to remove some that match a few patterns via SQL

How do we stop <?php the_category() ?> from linking the category name in 2.32?

THAT looks pretty sweet. thanks!

Talk about a life saver… the Batch Categories allows you to filter by tag. Whew!!!!

https://robm.me.uk/projects/plugins/wordpress/batch-categories

Jesus. I just converted 88 tags, across 4500 posts and now I find out there not even a way to SEARCH/FILTER via tags. WTF guys?

> didn’t want to provide something until users were clear on what they wanted.

That’s just retarded. Why completely overhaul something, without even a rudimentary way of managing it!?

That’s just all theming. Exactly what I said before.

I did that, it just didn’t work. ?? I figured it out though, I didn’t realize you could use both ?cat=84 and ?cat=-83 in the URL.

This is exactly what I’m looking for. Is there a way to get it to paginate like on the front page? (only show x number of posts… etc.

I think I know what he means. I’m trying to do something similar. I’m trying to create a page that lists posts just like the index.php except using <?php// if (in_category('83')) continue; ?> to exclude a category. However, if you copy over index.php, add this line, and use it as a template – it wouldn’t work – it would still want to use it for a single page ‘entry’.