Ended up with using this code: <?php query_posts(‘category_name=Menucard’); ?> <?php if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <div class=”span4 post move pull-left”> <?php //echo post here the_content(); ?> </div> <!– close .post div –> <?php $counter++; if ($counter % 3 == 0) { echo ‘<div style=”clear:both;”></div>’; } ?>
This issue is not necessarily with wordpress, rather Google allows you to exclude specific url parameters. So you should exclude the session_id parameter, and possible others… have a look around the Craw->url parameters section of you webmaster account. There are a number of different options, depending on what the roles of your parameters are. https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/crawl-url-parameters?
How to copy posts from one site to another in real time (not multisite)
You can use (according to docu over @wp-ecommerce) global $wpsc_query; to modify your query. Resetting the loop can be done with wpsc_rewind_products(); right before the second call to while (wpsc_have_products()) : wpsc_the_product(); For the final solution, pls read the comments below.
try putting your script in a function and running it during an action hook. perhaps the wp_footer hook.
Unfortunately, this fine plugin (Add Clone Sites for WPMU (batch)) doesn’t do that… From its FAQ: Why can’t I clone the main site? I chose not to because the main site can be slightly different in structure than a new network site. Albeit a little chaotic and difficult to search, there’s very good info about … Read more
You’re running a separate query for every tag, which aside from being wasteful is also causing the repeat posts. You should rewrite the code to make only one query that looks for all tags. Try something along the lines of this: <?php // Generate an array of taxonomy IDs $tax_IDs = array(); foreach ($tags as … Read more
You have got a few things to consider here. Let’s start the way the Browser does. You build up the HTML, so far so good, containing the Structure and everything for your site. No articles are shown. The next step your Browser has to do is make the AJAX call. Here are the first things … Read more
Problem is within function query_abstract_post_table where you have ‘$ids’ wrapped in single quotes: Problem: $sql = “SELECT * FROM $table_name WHERE ID NOT IN (‘$ids’)”; In the above example, only the first ID returned in the concatenated string (from the array) will be recognized by the NOT IN clause. Solution: $sql = “SELECT * FROM … Read more
Theory As WordPress doesn’t have some sort of geolocation detection script built in, we’ll have to make our own. As this script is javascript, we then need to get the resulting location data to php. Then we’re able to do a request or add something to our request. I’ll now give you parts of code, … Read more