Steven

You should realy have a database for this.
I can promise you that the more products you get, the less controll you will have if you add them as posts.

I don’t see any easy way of using variables like that with wordpress.

Why not use e-commerse plugins?
https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&rls=nb&q=wordpress+shopping+cart&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

I’ve started a new thread with a different headline, in hope that somebody will help me.

I must say that this forum isn’t really helpfull.
I rearly get answer to my questions, and that’s pretty sad.

I’ve got some really good experience with PHPBuilder. I was hoping this community would be a bit like it. Unfortnately it’s not.

Eventually I probably have to find another software where the support / communityis better ??

That was ‘text’ not ‘tekst’ ??

Custom fields are stored in the database. Not in a file.
Easier just to create the custom fields in your new blog, than trying to export / import them.

Anyone got any suggestions for this?

I’ve noticed another thing to.

If I upload videos through FTP and enter the URL in “URL to media file”, they will not play.

But if I upload the .fla file throught the admin page (Select media file), the movie plays fine.

Can’t I upload movies through FTP?

Thanks jrm213, but that didn’t work ??

I tried looking in Function Reference to see if there is anything there I can use. But didn\t find anything.

Where can I see what properties ‘post’ has?

Ups, spelling mistake.
It should be ‘if there is no text’

Read more is not working in 2.5.1.
Dunno of they have fixed it for 2.6

This is the code I use:

<?php the_content_rss('Read more','', '', 30); ?>
<a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>">Read More</a>

You talking about pages and not posts, right?
Have a look at https://codex.www.ads-software.com/wp_list_pages

It contains all u need to know about pages.

And just a tip. Try and search for tempaltes that has what you want, download it, and take a look at the code.

I’m pretty sure you can’t use htaccess for this, since htaccess file is just a simple text file read by IIS or appache.

This is something you have to do programatically within PHP.

Have a look at https://no2.php.net/header

You simply just have to change the CSS.

If you are using IE7, download and install IE Doom Explorer.
This will allow you to view detail information about items on your website. E.g. what CSS class the picture uses.

When you know what CSS class your picture is using, simply go in and set borders to 0 (zero), or remove the border style alltogether.

If you don’t want to install the IE Doom Explorer, you can view the HTML source by selecting View -> Source from the IE menu. But a bit more difficult to locate the code for the image.

Looks like 2.6 bugs are dominating this forum right now. But I’ll bump this question anyway ??

Is the solution for my problem to do a direct query to the database?

Have you tried with IE?

If you read other posts here, a lot of ppl has the same problems.

have you looked at this post?

It might give you some tips.