nublooo

prw, what are you talking about? Maybe you’d like to re-read the question?

Same problem here. The page says “Downloading update from http://wordpress.org/wordpress-2.7.1.zip”, but that doesn’t seem to be happening since the stops loading at one point, but nothing else happens.

Ah, yes. I learned this the hard way. I had to update all custom fields manually for each post after switching servers. Each post had a post thumbnail, and the whole Media Library showed empty files although all images were in the same place.

Too bad this page you link to, Samboll, isn’t highlighted and linked to in BOLD letters in the WordPress General Settings page. It should be. If only I had known this earlier!

revlimiter,

If you follow the link I pasted to the custom fields page on WP above, you can see how to implement thumbnails. It’s not that hard at all.

An overview for you:
– Upload an image that you want to serve as a thumbnail to a post, but don’t embed it in the post
– Get the image ID from the Media Library in your WordPress Admin
– Back in the post, create a custom field named “thumbnail” and as a value, enter the image ID
– In your search PHP file, put the code taghaboy posted above in the wordpress loop where you want the thumbnail to appear. Replace “petit” with “thumbnail”
– That’s it

Just check out the link I pasted.

Yes, same here. Not on WP MU though, but WP 2.6.1 and Plugin version 3.1.0.1 in FF. Blank page under the Admin menu.

Memory usage was 13.62 MB, server limit is 40MB
Exec time was 0.25s, server limit is 50.000s

No errors show in debug mode.

Are there only us three who are experiencing this annoying behavior?

Any help or ideas or insights would be great. Thank you.

If you mean the number of pages the search results are spread across, then try using the global WP call $wp_query->max_num_pages – I’d write that value into your own variable first, like so:

$maxpages = $wp_query->max_num_pages;

And then you can play with it and echo it in with the Search Results:

<?php echo $maxpages; ?>

Is that what you mean?

Cheers
Nubloo

Hi revlimiter,

Do you need that JavaScript in your searchform? All of that onfocus and onblur. I’m not entirely sure if that’s the cause but try removing that and see if it still has the same URL structure.

The input-text tag without JavaScript:

<input type="text" class="text_input" value="To search, type and hit enter" name="s" id="s" />

What the JS does is remove the text “To search, type and hit enter” from the search box when user clicks on it, and bring it back when user clicks out, and it’s an inline IF condition.

I’d first try to find out if that is the cause at all. If it is, try outsourcing the JavaScript code to a .js file or at least outside of the form, and only calling it from the form (take a look at this example: http://www.fireandknowledge.org/archives/2006/11/03/clearing-fields-with-javascript/ )

To carry the $postnum count on to following pages, my first thought would be using the global variable $paged which holds the current page number, something like this:

<?php
//Initialize $pagenum
$pagenum = $paged;

//Set 1st page to 1 instead of 0
if($pagenum == ''){$pagenum = 1;}

//Start checking which page is up
if ($pagenum == 1) {

//On 1st page start counting posts from 1
$postnum = 1;
} else {

//On following pages start counting from 11, 21, 31, etc.
$postnum = ($pagenum * 10) - 9;
}
?>

Not sure if this will work, I didn’t have time to test it. Give this a try and tell me if it works 🙂