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November 16th, 2009 #1
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Sticky posts integrated with normal jobs
How to stop being clingy and integrated in order of publication with the other inputs.

Example:

Post id.6
Post id.5 sticky
Post id.4 sticky
Post id.3
Post id.2 sticky
Post id.1
Code:

$posts = query_posts($query_string . '&caller_get_posts=1&orderby='.$orderby.'&meta_key='.$key.'&order='.$order.'');
&caller_get_posts=1
this system in index.php is not working, any help?
November 16th, 2009 #2

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Re: Sticky posts integrated with normal jobs
It does not work in the categories in the index and search results.

If it works from page 2

Any help?
November 17th, 2009 #3

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Re: Sticky posts integrated with normal jobs
Template Hierarchy
Determine what the template is displayed on main page and categories.

I want to change the way entries are displayed on the homepage so that the sticky posts appear between the regular posts.
November 17th, 2009 #4

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Re: Sticky posts integrated with normal jobs
So only when viewed in the category, you want the stickies to go to the top, but not on the home page?
You may need to incorporate an If statement
Im not a coder but
if is_home then dont use the sticky style.
any coders out there that can code that up?

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Re: Sticky posts integrated with normal jobs
Sticky not unfixed first on home page

Eh changed the index.php but not function well.

Upon entering my home page "latest posts" the sticky posts still appear in the first place.

It only works when sorting by location, price, etc..

Any solution?

Can not be that difficult to see the non-sticky sticky posts ..?
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<?php $i = 1; if(!empty($_GET['sort'])) { $orderby=trim($_GET['sort']); $order=trim($_GET['order']); $key=trim($_GET['key']); // create the sort by injection $posts = query_posts($query_string .'&caller_get_posts=1&orderby='.$orderby.'&meta_key='.$key.'&order='.$order.''); } if (have_posts()) : ?>
November 18th, 2009 #6

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Re: Sticky posts integrated with normal jobs
I think this piece of code prevents the sticky posts to work with the other entries.

<? php $ i = 1;

if (empty ($ _GET [ 'tipo']))
{
orderby $ = trim ($ _GET [ 'tipo']);
$ order = trim ($ _GET [ 'orden']);
$ clave = trim ($ _GET [ 'key']);

Some help, I'm desperate with this issue.

posts not sticky sticky posts on the front page
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Re: Sticky posts integrated with normal jobs
achieved, thanks anyway
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Re: Sticky posts integrated with normal jobs
may i know how you did it?
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Re: Sticky posts integrated with normal jobs
Could you explain how you got it, please....someone else knows?
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Re: Sticky posts integrated with normal jobs
what about

use this code before the loop:
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query_posts('caller_get_posts=1');
gain, this parameter can be used with any of the other arguments for query_posts(). And this code doesn�t simply exclude posts marked sticky � it actually ignores the sticky status altogether. So if a person marks a post as sticky, by using this query_posts() parameter, you can have your loop act normally, not pulling that post to the top unless it is the latest post published (depending on the other query_posts parameters).

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