WordPressGuru

I can see that you have changed the way the plugin returns the output if you have the variable $display, set to false.

This version always formats the display according to the template set in the options, and always returns a html string as the output.

I want to display most_viewed post differently on my page and therefore I looped throw the output myself accordingly.

Now I can’t anymore, and I can’t specify different templates for different places on my site. This change breaks my page…

Why have you moved the if( ! $display ) return $most_viewed down to after the templating? Maybe you can let me specify the variable $views_options[‘most_viewed_template’] as a input when I call the function get_most_viewed() or maybe you can let me specify a “plz just return the database result”-flag. A last suggestion is that you put a filter or a action in there, so that I can use the output before the template.

Thx WpGuru

Actually the sql-syntax in wp-postviews.php on line 224 has an error in it, breaking the code.

In the end there is “ORDER BY” with an extra space in between the words.
Just remove one of the spaces, save the file and it will work fine.