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Wondering if there have been any updates to the revisions problem. I’ve tried all suggestions in this thread to no avail. Thanks for any info.

This widget only works on my iPhone!

omg, thank you, thank you. It’s all good now.

Thank you!

I’m sorry, I didn’t know a new topic was required. I downloaded the new update. Can you please tell me how to apply it? Thank you!

I am having the same problem. WP automatically updated to 4.2.16 yesterday. All calendar entries disappeared. I would prefer not to update to the new calendar as I notice many problems with it corrupting sites. I run a website for an animal rescue and cannot under any circumstances chance a dead-in-the-water situation. We are handling dogs from various hurricanes right now. Is there a chance of another work-around? Thank you.

Turned out the taxonomy for this function on my site is “genre” not “category”. I inherited the site. So it was all about determining the correct term.

I’m sorry to interrupt you here. You posted this question 2 years ago:

“I can get the previous and next button links to work perfectly fine ONLY when $in_same_cat is set to FALSE. If I set it to TRUE (which is what I want) the links do not work.”

I am having the same problem and cannot find an answer. I’m wondering if you did.

Thank you and again sorry to interrupt.
Karen.

With all due respect, the theme I am using is not a commercial theme I am not a vendor. I created the theme using the WP Codex for a non-profit animal rescue. If you’d like access to my code, you are welcome to it.

Another member asked the same question 2 years ago:
“I can get the previous and next button links to work perfectly fine ONLY when $in_same_cat is set to FALSE. If I set it to TRUE (which is what I want) the links do not work.”

There was no resolution. I have researched this problem extensively in WP Support Forums, in the Codex and on the web in general and after a week I am no nearer a solution than I was at the beginning.

By the way, the posts I’m concerned with are Custom Post Types.

Thank you for your attention.
Karen.

I am the designer. I’ve been through the codex and the only way to display links that have the same category is by using the argument ‘true’. Why it doesn’t work now is a mystery. Thanks, anyway.

Perhaps I used the wrong term when I said my theme is “based on”. My theme is stand-alone and does not refer to TwentyTen at all. But, when I’m testing the site I usually go back to TwentyTen. Hope that’s clear =)

Please see https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/next_post_link

I am using a custom theme based on TwentyTen. Thanks!

To make this question more clear.

This code worked before updating to 4.2.2. It displays the link to the next post in the category.

<?php echo next_post_link('%link', '? Previous '.$animal,true); ?>

Since updating, it does not. I had to delete “true” to make it work at all. But now the next link display is simply whatever post is next regardless of the category.

<?php echo next_post_link('%link', '? Previous '.$animal); ?>

Ack!

No, thank you.