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can anybody at least confirm that $excluded_categories work in next_post_link?

sorry but this is not next_post, which is deprecated in 1.5, this is next_post_link

function next_post_link($format=’%link »’, $link=’%title’, $in_same_cat = false, $excluded_categories = ”)

so, it is on pos. 4…

moshu, thanks but replacing 0 with FALSE doesn’t help, and I didn’t find any other mistakes with passing parameters. Then, I wonder if I actually should feel myself like a buddhist disciple trying to hear one palm’s flap.

I ended up puttin […] at the end of excerpt field ?? no link, though.

Thanks,
The problem was similar, a php comment, something like <?php … { /* ?> in the middle of the page, and after that is_home() didn’t work anymore ??

<?php if ( (is_home()) || (is_archive()) ) { ?>
– works
<?php } ?>

<?php if (is_home()) { ?>
– works only first time
<?php } ?>

I know, it’s weird… ??
Perhaps someting in php code in between…
The code is placed in sidebar.php.

Thanks!

I didn’t get to use $cat from within my template index.php file; I’ve heard that I have to set up $cat in the root index.php instead? How it can be done?

Did I get it right that if there are permalinks like /category/etc., get_query_var(‘cat’) won’t work?

I wanted just to put the categories menu twice on a page, but it doesn’t work.

Kafkaesqui, yes, each post may have it’s own unique image (ideally, if there is no image specified, a default image can be used); anyway, thank you for an idea. Storing the image’s name in the db would be more preferable, but I didn’t yet find any plugin that does it. But I now figured out that the real problem is that the image is outside the loop. Though, I don’t understand why I should use loop in a page displaying a single blog element.