snyderjoe

resolved/work around by the author

they are as bold as my belly

Hey Kafkaesqui, thanks a lot. although the thread is looking for forUm, your hint with a plugin for forms is too smthg i missed, isnt that kafkaesk? (no, it isnt, kafkaesk is something different…). Thanks again!

I want the same! Anybody any ideas!

I want exactly the same! no change of UI for people who want to create a new topic/post!
Is ist possible?
Thanks

oh this does not look like anyone can answer it. sorry.
i wanted to post code. so i will put it in between backticks: So here my question again:

I am creating a navigation of certain pages with

<a href="<?php echo get_permalink(2); ?>">asdfasdf</a>
<a href="<?php echo get_permalink(9); ?>">xxxxxxxt</a>

How can I display the titles of the pages instead of writing “asdasdf” and “xxxxxxxx”. It should work like in
<?php wp_list_pages(‘include=4,2,9,3&sort_column=menu_order&title_li=’); ?><?php */?> but i dont want to use this command.
thank you for your patience (a preview for the postings would be cool..)

I think I have the same problem with safari. But it works in firefox. Nevertheless I would appreciate working with my preferred browser. Thanks!

Thank you . I know this post. But how can I get access to the users profile like in <?php list_authors(FALSE, FALSE, TRUE, FALSE); ?>”
I dont care about the posts (its ok if they are there).
I want the user profile to be displayed.

I suppose you suggest I should add “something else” – but there does not seem to be a possibility to show the users *profile*. – what do you suggest I should put in
<a>user_url . '">' instead of user_url to show the same info that is displayed with “list_authors”? This page would be just perfect for me – just tell me please how to get it via your suggested way.
Thank you very much.

Thanks, I read this already.
hm… from your link I copied my example because it seems to match my needs:
“Displays the site’s authors without displaying the number of posts, does not exclude the admin, shows the full name of the authors, and does not hide authors with no posts. It does not display the RSS feed or image.

<?php list_authors(FALSE, FALSE, TRUE, FALSE); ?>”

And according to the documentation it should be the 4th parameter not the 3rd – and it IS on false.

So I put all on false not to macke anything wrong and still only the ones who posted are linked to their profile page.

BTW: it is the same with:
‘ <?php wp_list_authors(‘show_fullname=1&optioncount=1&hide_empty=0′); ?>’
BUT moshu: we both overread from different views: there is nothing promised to give a LINK.

So how can I manage them all to be linked to their profiles? And why are there no profiles available unless someone has posted something?
Thank you.

That works just perfect. Thank you.

I think this is a quite primitive newbie problem. Could anybody please help me with it?
Thank you in advance.

E.G.: if I want to be updated for this thread, I have to come here to refresh the page or subscribe to the RSS feed for this topic. I have a dozen topics meanwhile or more in Firefox. And they update not instantly and I have to look in the folder. IT is really inconvenient…
If I would receive an email if there is a change, that would make this whole blogthing more usable. For this support-purpose here and for my project-page too.

I registered them as users.(authors)

So I have to force them to use RSS if they want to keept them updated?
They wont check this out…

And there is no way to keep the users informed instantly when a change on the blog happenes without RSS feed? Sounds strange to me.

Thanks for the answers so far.

I signed them up with their email accounts. I can do this as admin.

It is a collaboration homepage: there are 10 fixed users. When the project starts officially, I want to send them their login data and they shall be notified of any changes like mentioned above.

Thanks. That explains everything ??
I think I cannot mix the modes?
Or can I paste the widgety created code into my sidebar file?