finestimaginary

anyone?

cool, I’m not sure if I need rewind posts? but I’m not sure… maybe i should put it in a one f the temp query things though? Would it affect searchs and the like?

fixed it! Works like a charm now :

<?
$pages = $wpdb->get_results("
	SELECT * from $wpdb->posts
	WHERE post_type='page'
	AND post_parent=$post->ID
	ORDER BY post_title
	");
//the above checks the database for posts that are actually pages, it then (I think?) put these into the pages variable, and orders
//them by title.	

foreach($pages as $page) :
	$profile_image = get_post_meta($page->ID, 'profile_image', $single = true);
	// this bit is to pull any meta from the child page
	//in this case it's the custom field with the profile_image key, turning to to the variable profile_image
	//echo '<h2><a href="' .  get_permalink($page->ID) .  '" title="' . $page->post_title . '">' . $page->post_title .  '</a></h2>'; //this would, if uncommented, show the page title.
	echo '<p><a href="' .  get_permalink($page->ID) .  '" title="' . $page->post_title . '"><img src="/wp-content/plugins/fresh-page/files_flutter/' . $profile_image . '" /></a></p>';
	// using flutter, so I've pulled the profile image from the page, linked it to the folder that it resides in and linked around it to the actual child page.
endforeach;
?>

Alrighty, I figured it out 🙂

<?
$pages = $wpdb->get_results("
	SELECT * from $wpdb->posts
	WHERE post_type='page'
	AND post_parent=$post->ID
	ORDER BY post_title
	");
//the above checks the database for posts that are actually pages, it then (I think?) put these into the pages variable, and orders
//them by title.	

foreach($pages as $page) : // christ, I don't know php... so I guess this makes teh variable of page act as pages but singularly?
	$profile_image = get_post_meta($page->ID, 'profile_image', $single = true); // this bit is to pull any meta from the child page
	//in this case it's the custom field with the profile_image key, turning to to the variable profile image
endforeach;
foreach($pages as $page) :
	//echo '<h2><a href="' .  get_permalink($page->ID) .  '" title="' . $page->post_title . '">' . $page->post_title .  '</a></h2>'; //this would, if uncommented, show the page title.
	echo '<p><a href="' .  get_permalink($page->ID) .  '" title="' . $page->post_title . '"><img src="/wp-content/plugins/fresh-page/files_flutter/' . $profile_image . '" /></a></p>';
	// using flutter, so I've pulled the profile image from the page, linked it to the folder that it resides in and linked around it to the actual child page.
endforeach;
?>

The code has been pinched from various places, I’m only a beginner in php so I’m quite proud of figuring this out!