If you click on “publish” instead of “save”, the status will change to publish.
Hey LL,
I discovered a small bug! Apparently, if you assign a post as STICKY and of a SINGLE CATAGORY, things work fine.
But when you assign STICKY and MORE THAN ONE CATAGORY to a post, then the post is replicated based on the number of catagories you assign it to. Hmm… wierd! Apparently this happens even if you DON’T assign sticky too.
I run WP 1.01 and have done all the 1.0 steps shown in your readme file including the one from 1.01.
I would love to make sticky posts for my WP, only i am using 1.2 RC1
will this apply?
dss
I’ve created another sticky post system. It’s viewable at http://blog.morydd.net/index.php?p=148
and can be viewed in action on the main page http://blog.morydd.net/
It currently works in RC2, but does not use WP-approved db calls because I could not get them working, if anyone is able to do this, let me know.
….where is the sticky.php file anyways?
Anonymous
Where does the < ?php if (empty($_GET) ) { include(‘sticky.php’); } ?> code go in the index.php file?
The <?php if (empty($_GET) ) { include('sticky.php'); } ?> code goes in the index.php file wherever you wish your sticky post to appear, outside the WordPress Loop
Anonymous
Does it work with wp 1.2 Mingus?
Yes. I’d love to re-package it as a plug-in but I don’t have the skills needed to set it up that way. Any help with that would be appreciated.
@morydd: if you like I can re-package your alternate sticky post system into a WP plugin.
Hooray!
@hdstich: I would greatly appreciate it.
@morydd:
ok, but I need some spare time… (busy working for my company) 😉
