ColdForged

Looks like an old version of the theme… the version I downloaded from the author’s site has a where clause.

the_category() is only valid from within The Loop. You’ll have to initiate your Loop in your header, then reset it. Something like:

if ( is_single() ) { the_post(); ?> &raquo; <?php the_category(', '); ?> <?php rewind_posts(); } wp_title(); ?>

See this thread, it may help.

Good luck, I’m sure you’ll get it.

What did you get for the var_dump when it was in? And first argument to what has to be an array?

You’ve defined $quotetitle, $quotefile, $dir, and $url in the global namespace, but you haven’t provided references from within your function to the global variables. Either move those existing declarations within the function or create global references (e.g. global $url, $dir, ...) at the top of your function.

Hard to tell without a definition of $quote. Is it possible that $quote has zero elements?

Alrighty. Were I to approach this, I’d add a new field to the wp_comments table in the database with the appropriate data type — text or varchar likely — with whatever name makes sense. For this example, let’s say it’s named comment_bungus.

Next, edit wp-comment-post.php in the root of your WordPress installation and massage the variable from the $_POST array into the existing$commentdata variable .

Now, edit wp-includes/functions-post.php and add the appropriate code to populate the database with this new field into the wp_new_comment() function.

Finally, edit wp-includes/comment-functions.php and modify the comments_template() function to populate the $comment_bungus variable for later population in your web form.

That should get you where you want to be.