<!–more–> teaser tag not working

velocityboy
(@velocityboy)

19 years, 1 month ago

In a new post I wrote:
Testing  more more more more more more more
but in my main blog page it just reads:
Testing
more more more more more more more

I click on the source code and this is what it says:

Testing <a></a> more more more more more more more

Here is the code in my index.php file

<?php the_content('Read on...'); ?>

Any suggestions? Thanks.

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Thread Starter velocityboy
(@velocityboy)

19 years, 1 month ago

Hmm source code not showing above.

In between the two lines it just has

p a id=”more-5″ /a /p

but with brackets. There is no text to where the more text link should be.

zetazetapaf
(@zetazetapaf)

19 years, 1 month ago

I’ve made 2 installations of wp in the same server, one have same problem and I don’t know why…

zetazetapaf
(@zetazetapaf)

19 years, 1 month ago

<p><a id="more-5"></a><br />

zetazetapaf
(@zetazetapaf)

19 years, 1 month ago

IÂ´ve been experimenting, but I donÂ´t know PhP so:
IÂ´ve hacked template-functions-post.php, and IÂ´ve replaced <a id="more-'.$id.'"></a>'.$content[1]; by <a href="'. get_permalink() . "#more-$id\">$more_link_text</a>"; and now woks, but the entry extended display more_link_text 🙁

I donÂ´t know why happens this, because on the other wp installation IÂ´ve <a id="more-'.$id.'"></a>'.$content[1]; and works 😕

zetazetapaf
(@zetazetapaf)

19 years, 1 month ago

Sorry, doesn’t work

rustindy
(@rustindy)

19 years, 1 month ago

The MORE tag won’t work if you’re only displaying a single post. This bug has been fixed in the current CVS version, and will also work properly in WordPress 1.5.1 when it’s released.

zetazetapaf
(@zetazetapaf)

19 years, 1 month ago

Thanks

Thread Starter velocityboy
(@velocityboy)

19 years, 1 month ago

It started working by itself and now I know why!

I experimented when displaying only a single post.

jrgilby
(@jrgilby)

19 years, 1 month ago

Is there some hack we can use until 1.5.1 is released?

dherren
(@dherren)

19 years, 1 month ago

Change line 177 of the wp-blog-header.php file from this:

if (1 == count($posts)) { Â

to this:

if (Â is_single() || is_page() ) {

krisandapril
(@krisandapril)

19 years, 1 month ago

I don’t have a .php file called “wp-blog-header.php”

I only have these files:

about.php
comments.php
footer.php
header.php
index.php
sidebar.php
templates.php

I looked into both the header and the index files and there is no exact code like that. I used the ctrl+F function and looked for posts, but no luck finding that exact code which you describe. And yes, ’em using 1.5.

krisandapril
(@krisandapril)

19 years, 1 month ago

Ok, never mind. Found it. I’ll see if it works.

cordac
(@cordac)

19 years, 1 month ago

There is a new version of the file that’s handling the more-part.
Go to the mosquito at wordpress and search for more.
Info about the bug and just copy the whole php-text and replace yours with the new.

angsuman
(@angsuman)

19 years, 1 month ago

@RustyIndy and @cordac
“The MORE tag won’t work if you’re only displaying a single post. This bug has been fixed in the current CVS version”

This is a bug? I thought it was a feature 🙂
Why would you want to display “more” on single post? In single post mode I want them to see the full post. If I want to breakup I will use Page function.

If you do *fix* this please provide a way for some of us to unfix this by providing an option. I like my *more* as it is now.

Scott Reilly
(@coffee2code)

WordPress & Plugin Developer

19 years, 1 month ago

angsuman: The bug isn’t about single post “mode” (i.e. a post’s permalink page) because, yes, there we do want to always see the whole post unless it is paged. The bug is that on any page where only one post happens to appear (i.e. a category or month page which only contains one post) the “more” was being ignored. Were you to upgrade to 1.5.1 once it comes out you won’t have to worry about changing anything; it’ll behave the way you want it to.