URL rewrite function and pagination with year in the url
URL rewrite function and pagination with year in the url
URL rewrite function and pagination with year in the url
What you are doing seems to be reproducing what wp_link_pages() does: Displays page-links for paginated posts (i.e. includes the Quicktag one or more times). This works in much the same way as link_pages() (deprecated), the difference being that arguments are given in query string format. This tag must be within The_Loop. Using one or more … Read more
No central database? Talk about not being able to see the forest for the trees. As long as the XML document is included with the plugin, I can just create a custom table and proceed as we have in the past. I do understand WP_List_Table is marked private, but I don’t see anything wrong using … Read more
Two problems I can see off hand here Firstly, you should move your query to outside your if conditional statement. Secondly, when using WP_Query, the $max_pages parameter should be used when using next_posts_link( $label , $max_pages ); So, your code should look something like this <div class=”wrapper inner_content_wrap”> <?php next_posts_link( ‘<span class=”label iconfont”><img src=”‘.get_template_directory_uri().’/images/pager_arw.png” alt=””></span><span … Read more
Excluding certain post status’s from pagination
The get_query_var() function is looking at the main query for the page, which you are not actually using here. You’re using a custom query. So, try looking at what is in $result instead.
pagination broken because wordpress is adding index.html
You have the pretty urls turned on? What happens if you add the format parameter to paginate_links? ‘format’ => ‘?page=%#%’, Full reference here http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/paginate_links
You are posting the query to archive_listings. Either you need to use get method and retain the search query in URL or you should store the search query in session and handle the page results if there is a query variable present.
Your question can be done using standard PHP, there is nothing special with WordPress you need to do ( assuming this is a frontend form ). Lets say you have a form with 6 inputs. You want them to appear on 3 pages. Lets work off of this pseudocode: if form submitted do checks and … Read more