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Iridiax, that was the magic word: plugins. Appears the RSS Link Tagger for Google Analytics plugin somehow craters my RSS feed links. So I’ve deactivated it.

Thanks for offering to help. It’s appreciated. I’m still learning WP.

I had it set to summary. Just reset it to Full but still get the same problem you can see here:

http://reachcustomersonline.com/feed/atom/

Basically the links are all blank even though I can get other stuff in the feed. I just don’t get what could be wrong. Any other ideas? What should I check to debug this?

Thanks!

Close, thank you. I’m mostly thinking of the signup boxes you create with email service providers like iContact, MailChimp, Campaign Monitor then paste into your template. Only having the data captured within WordPress then being able to export the list as CSV when I email. Subscribe2 is centered around subscribing to specific posts/categories and tying it into site registration, something I don’t necessarily want right now.

Perhaps I’ll have to code something… Let me know if any other plugin rings a bell on this. Thanks!

Hi,

I really need help with this issue, if people know how archive pages and pagination in archive pages work. I’ve searched thoroughly through all the WP documentation and struck out. Surely this is a common problem for people setting up archive pages outside of the default archive.php structure?

I’d appreciate help, if anyone can point me to resources. Thank you!

Hi,

I’m trying a hack where I split these multiple loops into 2 loops where the TOC loop generates a variable used in the main (now single) loop.

However, when I assign the template tags to a PHP varialble, for example, the_title(), in my PHP it outputs the template tag rather than load the variable. Can someone help me tweak my PHP to make it work?

Here’s the code:

<?php
		if ($parentcatid == '32') :
			$rdtoc_query = new WP_Query('showposts=15&cat='.$storycatid);
			if ($rdtoc_query->have_posts()) :
				$toc = "<div style=\"background: #eee; width: 270px; float: left; margin: 0 10px; padding: 10px; position: relative;\">\n";
				$toc .= "<h3>".$parentcat."</h3>\n";
				$toc .= "<p><em>".$storycatname."</em></p>\n";
				$toc .= "<ul>\n";
				while ($rdtoc_query->have_posts()) : $rdtoc_query->the_post();
					$permalink = the_permalink();
					$linkattribute = the_title_attribute();
					$linktitle = "Permanent Link to ".$linkattribute;
					$title = the_title();
					$toc .= "<li><a href=\"".$permalink." rel=\"bookmark\" title=\"".$linktitle."\">".$title."</a></li>\n";
				endwhile;
				$toc .= "</ul>\n";
				$toc .= "</div>\n";
			endif;
		endif;
		echo $toc;
?>

Again, this outputs the right code I want, just not the WordPress values.

Thanks for any help!

Well, that’s what I would like. The problem is that I want/need the TOC DIV to be between the title and the content (because the title is in an H2 and I can’t get the H2 to float to the right of the TOC DIV along with the content (which floats fine). The H2 insists on breaking to a new line or it sits under the TOC DIV and refuses to move.

In a perfect world, the TOC DIV would output then the post would output. I can’t get that to work so I’m trying to do what I thought was a fairly simple multiple loop. I just need to figure out how to reset the query data after the TOC loop outputs, to return to the original wp query.

Thanks for any ideas…

Thanks, Filosofo! I just came back to this post, thinking no one had responded, to post the answer I’d found elsewhere, in case someone found this post in the future with search. I appreciate the link. I could not find it searching the Codex for ‘offset=’ which I thought was the magic phrase.

This thread can be closed. I’d do it but can’t see how.