I'm not quite sure what's going on, but I had to resort to commenting out the following lines from "wp-blog-header.php" because no matter what I sent to "index.php" the "$year" variable would not be considered blank:
if ('' != $year) {
$year = '' . intval($year);
$where .= " AND YEAR(post_date)='$year'";
}
If I went to this URL:
http://www.gudlyf.com/index.php?m=200304
The query would read that I was looking for year "2003", but then later (in the lines I uncommented) decide that $year wasn't blank, and overrule the previous definition. Another strange thing...go to http://www.gudlyf.com/archives/2003/06/ and you'll see the correct posts, but look at the title -- it says "2004". What the...?
Also, going to the main page alwaysb shows "Gudlyf's World >> 2004". I'd rather it show no year for the main page.
Any help appreciated.
Problems with archives (3 posts)
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Posted 7 years ago #Update: Can someone help me out in tracking down where the $year variable is set? I'm utterly confused as to why it's being set when I'm not passing it to index.php. Thanks.
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Posted 7 years ago #UGH. I figured it out. Unique to my setup. I had a "vars.php" file in my site root already that was setting $year. Duh.
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