Will pay for the answer to this question

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   mc-raz (Member)
   Posted 5 months ago | Permalink

   After hours of searching I found Justin Tadlock's post on Listing a Series Of Posts was an unbelievably easy fix to my problem. The only problem was that I only tested it on normal posts instead of a custom post type.

   If someone can tell me how to modify the code on Justin's post that I mentioned above to suit a custom post type called "tutorial", I will gladly trade the answer for an agreed donation. I want to say a big thanks to Justin for the original bit of code as he has done an awesome job but I know he would get hassled for this sort of stuff all the time so I figured that I would make it available to anyone who needs a little extra cash.

   If you are interested, please contact me at info[at]workontherigs[dot]com

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   Magnus Kolstad (Member)
   Posted 5 months ago | Permalink

   You should read Template Tags/get posts « WordPress Codex to learn more about how to use the get_posts function.

   For example: get_posts( array( 'post_type' => 'tutorial', 'numberposts' => -1 ) );

   get_posts() makes use of the WP_Query class to fetch posts, so if you want to learn more about how to fetch posts with various arguments, check out WP_Query « Type & Status Parameters.

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