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  • Thread Starter dekon

    (@dekon)

    I have resolved this issue. It was due to the “Report Comments” plugin by Dagon Design. For some reason having that plugin activated in wordpress 2.7 will flag all of your comments for moderation.

    Thread Starter dekon

    (@dekon)

    Its working! Now I just need to figure out how to adjust how it counts the beginning of the week from Monday to Wednesday. I tried adjusting it in wordpress settings but that didn’t have an effect on my page.

    I still don’t understand how the query accepted ‘w’ since I thought query_posts() only accepted these:
    hour= | minute= | second= | day= | monthnum= | year=
    Are there any other time parameters that it accepts?

    Thread Starter dekon

    (@dekon)

    Hmm, I don’t quite follow how that works. Query_posts accepts ‘w’ as a parameter?

    If that works that would be exactly what I need! I tried the code and its not working for me.

    Thread Starter dekon

    (@dekon)

    I am trying to figure out a way to use the week number parameter of the gmstrftime() function to try and query posts that match the same week.

    If I can’t accomplish that I may try what I did on another blog where I would just subtract days from the current day variable and check to see if there are any posts for that day. The problem with that is that I can’t change the number of days I go back very easily as well as coming up against the issue I stated in the post above this one.

    I am actually very curious how the syntax would look for what you mentioned above.

    Thread Starter dekon

    (@dekon)

    I have considered similar workarounds but lets say today is the 2nd of some month and the previous Wednesday was the 29th of last month. With that method I’d be missing posts from the 29th, 30th and 31st of last month.

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