Gary LaPointe

I disagree, I saw quality support answers in their free forums.

Linking to the nickname makes so much more sense to me (even if displaying the the person’s full name). When we link to the username we’re giving away half the battle of hacking into someone’s account. Linking to the nickname would be better.

Yes many usernames are guessable, but if the author page links are going to give away the username, what’s the point of making my username be gary23890324?

Gary

It did fix my few problem plug-in upgrades!

Gary
http://GarySaid.com/

>I tried using the excellent Simple Tags plug-in but, when I sort by “least used”, the extra tags don’t show up.

I’ve mentioned this to the Simple Tags author too. I’d like to get rid of them myself…

Gary

I’m using this (which I got from somewhere else)

<?php
$categories = get_categories();
foreach ($categories as $cat) {
if ($cat->category_parent != 0) {
echo '<span style="padding-left:10px;">';
}
echo 'category_nicename.'/">'.$cat->cat_name.' ('.$cat->category_count.')';
if ($cat->category_description != '') {
echo ' - '.$cat->category_description;
}
if ($cat->category_parent != 0) {
echo '</span>';
}
echo '
';
}
?>

And it indents the subcategories BUT it lists them in alpha order, not the hierarchy.

Gary

MichaelH,

So are you saying we can somehow use wp_list_categories (instead of get_categories) and have it sort the list for us properly? Similar to @metepyers first example?

Can you help with the passing of the parameters? I’m note sure if I need echo=0, echo=’0′, echo=”0″, “echo=0”, $echo=0, etc… (And obviously we need it hierarchical). I haven’t played with parameters much and just can’t get this…

Thank you,
Gary