Yup, me too. Don't know how I'd missed it before. Blogged and tweeted,
so, h, at least three people will have read about it ;-)
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On 26 May 2009, at 06:53, Tim and
LOL so maybe 6 or 7 between us ;)
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On 26/05/2009, at 6:41 PM, Les Bessant l...@lcb.me.uk wrote:
Yup, me too. Don't know how I'd missed it before. Blogged and
tweeted, so, h, at least three people will have read about it ;-)
--
Les Bessant l...@lcb.me.uk
Losing it[1]
OK.
I take it that I need to do this in javascript as a plugin. I'll start
making a plugin and will get back to you guys with the result.
Thank you a lot for the input. The bbcode plugin was a really good
starting point.
25 maj 2009 kl. 11.00 skrev Andrew Ozz:
Austin Matzko wrote:
On
Hi all
I'm trying to make a function in my parent theme fiterable (is that a
correct description?) by apply_filters on the return value.
But now it seems like I can only add_filter() to the result if it gets
echoed from the function. Now I'd like to just return the result for
use in PHP,
Maybe if you posted some of your code, we could see what is going
wrong? You can definitely apply filters without echoing the result, to
make something filterable in your theme... Example:
a) In your parent theme, do something like this:
$myvariable = apply_filters( 'my_filter_name',
26 maj 2009 kl. 16.07 skrev Jennifer Hodgdon:
Maybe if you posted some of your code, we could see what is going
wrong? You can definitely apply filters without echoing the result,
to make something filterable in your theme... Example:
a) In your parent theme, do something like this:
I've taken the liberty of informing the fine folks at Dropbox about
the invite spam from Mario.
On May 26, 2009, at 11:18 AM, Dropbox wrote:
Hi there,
We're excited to let you know you've been invited to Dropbox by
Mario Valdez!
As a bonus, we'll give you an extra 250MB of space in
That all looks fine, so far... but who is calling the
KEW_short_excerpt function, and what is the calling function doing
with the output?
Also, this whole discussion belongs on the wp-hackers list, not
wp-testers... just noticed where it was...
--Jennifer
Original Message
I clicked on the view version details link for a plugin upgrade and the
resulting pop-up was too big for my browser in Firefox 3.5b4, IE8 (with and
without compatibility view. With compatibility view, the scrollbar is in the
pop-up is missing), Chrome has no scrollbar, Opera - no scrollbar, and
26 maj 2009 kl. 19.11 skrev Jennifer Hodgdon:
That all looks fine, so far... but who is calling the
KEW_short_excerpt function, and what is the calling function doing
with the output?
The function is called in the theme as a replacement for the_excerpt()
in some cases, but also where it
Well, there's your problem.
The function the_excerpt echos its output. Your function doesn't. Just
calling your KEW_short_excerpt function will not cause its output to
be printed/echoed anywhere.
--Jennifer
Karl Wångstedt wrote:
26 maj 2009 kl. 19.11 skrev Jennifer Hodgdon:
That all
That's weird. Did you try F11 (fullscreen) or ctrl-minus (reduce font size)?
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 2:31 PM, Musing Minds kim...@musing-minds.comwrote:
I clicked on the view version details link for a plugin upgrade and the
resulting pop-up was too big for my browser in Firefox 3.5b4, IE8
26 maj 2009 kl. 22.28 skrev Jennifer Hodgdon:
The function the_excerpt echos its output. Your function doesn't.
Just calling your KEW_short_excerpt function will not cause its
output to be printed/echoed anywhere.
Yes, I am aware of that. If I want i to output I use echo
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