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vitia
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Thank you — what a great plugin!
I have another question: the default output for the plugin looks like:
Excerpt excerpt… [Author]
And I’d like it to look like:
Author: Post Title, Comment Date in m/d format
With some php stumbling and trial and error, I’m partway there — by doing
echo “
- $comment->comment_author: “;
echo ”
get_permalink($comment->comment_post_ID) .
“\”>$comment_short, $comment->comment_date(‘m/d’)
\n”;
I’ve got it to look like
Author: excerpt…, long date(‘m/d’)
So my questions are:
1. How do I get it to link to the post title rather than (or in addition to) the excerpt?
2. What am I gettting wrong in trying to call a different date format?
Thanks very much for any guidance anyone might provide.
When I try that plugin the output I get is:
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Recent Comments:
Database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax near ‘LEFT JOIN ON .ID=.comment_post_ID AND post_status = ‘publish’ AND post_password’ at line 1]
SELECT ID, comment_ID, comment_content, comment_author, post_title FROM LEFT JOIN ON .ID=.comment_post_ID AND post_status = ‘publish’ AND post_password =” AND comment_approved = ‘1’ ORDER BY comment_ID DESC LIMIT
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My blog was converted from pMachine. Did something go a little wrong with the conversion?
I’ll just throw this out cause I’m feeling spunky cause i just set up my blog …
There is this cool php dealy called Carp.
It allows you to display any RSS feeds you want on your site … it is pretty damn easy to set up and the simple version is free.
I was using it to display comments … but I just set my site up and don’t have any comments yet (or even any posts !) , so decided to hold off …
anyway, here is a demonstation:
http://dotsandloops.net/myfeeds/
i sort of use the above page as my home page …
kind of like a http version of a RSS reader …
