Series plugin question...

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   jwrbloom (Member)
   Posted 7 months ago | Permalink

   I'm trying to change the chronological order of posts on the Series archive page, or whatever the page is that lists all the posts for each Series.

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   Justin Tadlock (Administrator)
   Posted 7 months ago | Permalink

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   jwrbloom (Member)
   Posted 6 months ago | Permalink

   I'll keep this next request here instead of starting a new topic. Here is how I'd like to output the Series on one of my pages:

   Series 1
   *Post 1
   *Post 2
   *Post 3

   Series 2
   *Post 1
   *Post 2

   Series 3
   *Post 1
   *Post 2

   I'm having a tough time getting this figured out, including geting some help on PHPFreaks.com.

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   Justin Tadlock (Administrator)
   Posted 6 months ago | Permalink

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   jwrbloom (Member)
   Posted 6 months ago | Permalink

   I mean I want to have all of that on the same page, like my front page.

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   jwrbloom (Member)
   Posted 6 months ago | Permalink

   That's a very nice feature, but it doesn't get me completely what I need. I'd like to have that on my front page in a DIV that I have put on my Front Page for *things*. It's where I have Serieses, with a limit of 5, listed in chronological order based on the most recent post.

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   Justin Tadlock (Administrator)
   Posted 6 months ago | Permalink

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   jwrbloom (Member)
   Posted 6 months ago | Permalink

   Ok...that isolates the code needed to move it to a table on my front page. Now, how to mesh that with the code I have which prints it in chronological order based on the most recent post:

   $mf_query = <<<EOF
       SELECT t.*, tt.*, p.*
       FROM {$wpdb->posts} as p, {$wpdb->term_relationships} as tr, {$wpdb->terms} AS t, {$wpdb->term_taxonomy} AS tt
       WHERE tt.<code>taxonomy</code> = 'series'
       AND t.<code>term_id</code> = tt.<code>term_id</code>
       AND tr.<code>object_id</code> = p.<code>ID</code>
       AND tt.<code>term_taxonomy_id</code> = tr.<code>term_taxonomy_id</code>
       AND tt.<code>count</code> > 0
       GROUP BY t.<code>term_id</code>
       ORDER BY p.<code>post_date</code> DESC
   	LIMIT 5
   EOF;
   
   $mf_terms = $wpdb->get_results( $mf_query );
   
   if( !empty( $mf_terms ) ) {
       print "\n\t" . '<ul>';
       foreach ( $mf_terms as $mf_term  ) {
   	 		print "\n\t\t" . '<li><a href="' . get_term_link( $mf_term, $mf_term->taxonomy ) . '">' . $mf_term->name . '</a></li>';
   
       print "\n\t" . '</ul>';
   
   	}

   This, however, just prints the Series title. I'd like to have the Posts for each Series printed below it...just in chronological order. A limit of 5 Serieses. : )

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   Justin Tadlock (Administrator)
   Posted 6 months ago | Permalink

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    jwrbloom (Member)
    Posted 6 months ago | Permalink

    Where am I supposed to put that? I tried it alone, as well after what you extracted above. I get lost between regular queries and WP queries.

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    Justin Tadlock (Administrator)
    Posted 6 months ago | Permalink

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    jwrbloom (Member)
    Posted 6 months ago | Permalink

    I get errors for unexpected } or unexpected end.

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    jwrbloom (Member)
    Posted 6 months ago | Permalink

    Part of the problem I'm having is the syntax between much of the PHP I'm used to working with vs. WordPress syntax. WP is has PHP tags surrounding almost every snippet of code. Most of what I'm working with, when I just go to PHP forums for help is dealt around PHP tags at the beginning of the page and the end.

    Here is what I'm working with from what you gave me:

    $loop = new WP_Query( array( 'series' => $mf_term->slug ) ); 
    
     if ( $loop->have_posts() ) : 
    
    echo $mf_term->name; 
    
    	echo '<ul>';
    		while ( $loop->have_posts() ) : $loop->the_post(); 
    
    		echo '<li><a href="' . the_permalink() . '">' . the_title() . '</a></li>';
    
    		endwhile; wp_reset_query();
    		echo '</ul>';
    
    		endif;

    The problem is, oddly, the href isn't printing correctly. It's not printing as a link. It just prints the permalink and the title in normal text. I've tried another href there, and it prints just fine.

    So when I put it where you told me to put it, it works except for how it prints the permalink and title.

    Here is my test page: http://hoosierhoopsreport.com/test.php

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    jwrbloom (Member)
    Posted 6 months ago | Permalink

    Maybe you can explain it, but I used get_the_permalinks and get_the_title instead, and it worked. Does it have something to do the ones without "get_" strip HTML attributes? I read something like that with the_title, and it also said to See get_the_title. It works now. Crazy.

    Thanks for helping with this. I would think you'd have some users who want to list Series or taxonomies in general chronologically. Throw them this test page whenever you want to display it.

    http://hoosierhoopsreport.com/test.php

    Now I'm going to add back your comments part of the code, and I may even try to print the date.

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    Justin Tadlock (Administrator)
    Posted 6 months ago | Permalink

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