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  • Thread Starter markp

    (@markp)

    I’m afraid I don’t exactly know when it started. I would estimate that it was early 2012 – but I wouldn’t like to guarantee it.

    I think that I need to trace where this pre-defined path is coming from in the system.

    Thread Starter markp

    (@markp)

    Thanks Ipstenu. That’s good news on the one hand, but bad news in that it looks like nothing is going to be done.
    Cheers,
    Mark

    Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
    In reply to: Which PHP Version

    Peter, you are a star! Thanks. I’ll get the updated plugin when it becomes available (although I feel quite comfortable that my server meets the new minimum requirements anyway!).

    Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
    In reply to: Which PHP Version

    With Health Check 0.2 which I have just downloaded, I’m getting:
    ———————————-
    Warning: Your server is running PHP version 5.2.4. WordPress 3.2 will require PHP version 5.2.4.

    Once your host has upgraded your server you can re-activate the plugin to check again.
    ———————————-

    Now that really doesn’t make sense!

    phpinfo() gives me 5.2.4

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: WP Page as static home page
    Thread Starter markp

    (@markp)

    Sorted – it was whitespace that I’d accidentally pasted in.
    Gorgeous!
    Thanks Ryan.
    I’ve ditched my code and I’m now relying on your new plugin.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: WP Page as static home page
    Thread Starter markp

    (@markp)

    Well done rboren! I’ve just tried your plugin and it works great. Basically it is doing just what my mod to classes does, but in a more elegant manner.
    However, I am getting:
    Warning: Cannot add header information – headers already sent by…page2front.php:29)
    in /home/…./wp-admin/admin.php on line 7
    then lines 8, 9 and 10.
    But *only* in the admin console.
    Note, this is WP 1.5 build ‘wordpress-2005-01-17’

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: WP Page as static home page
    Thread Starter markp

    (@markp)

    DONE IT!!

    I’ve inserted the following code after line 187 in classes.php
    if ( $this->is_home == true) {
    $this->is_home = false;
    $this->is_page = true;
    $this->query_vars['page_id'] = 2;
    }

    where ‘2’ is the ID of the page (in wp.posts) that you want to show on the home page.
    I don’t really know why this works. This is my first attempt at using objects in PHP.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: WP Page as static home page
    Thread Starter markp

    (@markp)

    I’ll be interested to see what you come up with.

    I’m still trying to suss out this $wp_query object. It must default to certain values that must be able to be changed.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: WP Page as static home page
    Thread Starter markp

    (@markp)

    Yeah. I just tried taking out the post loop (from page.php) and saw that I ended up with just the last post.

    So if home.php is included in the blog header where would it go? Surely I have to also take something out to prevent it getting a load of posts as well?

    I also want the home page editable as a wp Page (by the way!) and to appear in the automatically generated list of Pages.

    It appears that blog-header.php somehow sets up the $wp-query globally used object. It seems to me that if I can fill that object with the data I want (that will determine the page I want to show) then I will have acheived what I want to do. I’m just not experienced with php objects. 🙁

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: WP Page as static home page
    Thread Starter markp

    (@markp)

    Hi,

    I don’t really want to redirect a user when they arrive at the domain. I guess I could do a header redirect upon detection that there are no post or get variables.

    So, not really what I’m looking for. It must be possible to do what I want to achieve.

    Where is it set that a call for the index.php with no post or get variables gives the user a page full of posts? If I can change this code then I’m sorted.

    Cheers,

    Mark

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