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I looked at TDO-mini forms and will try to integrate that

Thanks MichaelH! The code worked.

Apart from the main question, here’s what I did to get post and link categories with the same ID and NAME.

I added a post category with a name, for example, Category A.
When I added a link category with the name Category A, they both pointed to the same id. (So now I’m afraid to delete the link category since it will also delete my post category.)

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All I did to fix this was put my sidebar to the top. That way, the sidebar query_posts gets rendered first, then the actual index page query_posts gets rendered. I think the pagnination depends on the last query_post??? Anyway, by putting the sidebar query posts first, it fixed the pagination at the bottom, but messed up the search at the top…I’m guessing the search depends on the first query post. So now I have another problem and I’ll just create another topic for it.

As I was remaking my theme to see where the problem occurred, I found out that it happened because I had a query_posts in my sidebar. Removing the query_post would fix my issue, but is there any other alternative so that I won’t have to remove it from the sidebar?

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Edit: After adding the default WordPress Next and Previous code

<?php next_posts_link('<span class="navforward"></span>') ?><?php previous_posts_link('<span class="navback"></span>') ?>

and removed my query_posts

<?php query_posts('cat=1&orderby=date&order=desc'); ?>

I was able to get it go to the next page. After adding my query_posts back, it didn’t work…which mean the problem is in the query posts somewhere.

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I just made a test comment and it worked.

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I used the Future Is Now plugin and future posts now work with firefox, but not in IE7.

wow..after I took out the h1 tags, I cant go to the page for the future posts on either IE7 or FF. Try going to a url like https://99flicks.com/the-longshots.html for a future movie, and it’ll go to the home page.

For the Coming Soon page, I have the query:

<?php query_posts('post_status=future&order=ASC'); ?>

Is this a query problem?

I took out the h1 tags and it worked. That’s weird.

<?php query_posts(“paged=$paged”); ?> solved the problem. This keeps the pages working.