Posted 2 years ago #
I'm trying to create a monthly archive that lists months only from the start of 2009.
Even in the future, the month list should always start at January 2009. wp_get_archives function apparently doesn't do this job.
Does anyone knows a plugin or a way to do that?
Thanks in advance.
It LOOKS like you could do something with:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-nav-archives/
Please let us know if that works (or doesn't work).
Posted 2 years ago #
Hi Michael, thanks for your reply.
I just tried your suggestion, but this plugin couldn't be activated, because it generated a fatal error. As I didn't tweak the core files code, I think maybe it's not compatible with WordPress 2.7.
I believe some basic PHP should do the trick, but unfortunately I'm not a coder. I'd be grateful if you had some more ideas.
I had no problem installing, activating, and then using Settings->Simple Nav Archives to only show 2009 archives.
As I was using the WordPress Default theme, did have to add this to wp-content/themes/default/sidebar.php
<?php if(function_exists('simple_nav_archives')) { simple_nav_archives(); } ?>
Posted 2 years ago #
Maybe that's because i deactivated the sidebar. I'll try again, and report back when I'm done. Thanks!
Posted 2 years ago #
I tried to bring back the sidebar, install it in different blogs, install it in a new blog, install old versions of the plugin, and oddly enough, none of them seems to work.
Everytime, I get the same message, saying it caused a fatal error because of line 60 (on the earliest version of the plugin, it's line 29)
The line goes as follows:
$curYear = ($sna_options['desc_order']) ? $year_results[0]->post_year : end($year_results)->post_year;
Unlikely hypothesis on why it doesn't work may be because I'm testing it in a local server, maybe when I transfer the blog to its real location, it works. And I'm using WordPress in Portuguese as well, maybe it affects the date format somehow.
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