[wp-hackers] Re: Query Vars Hook

[Aaron Brazell]

Scratch that. Adding is_admin() to the list of tests works fine for me.

Aaron

On 7/24/06, Aaron Brazell <emmensetech at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Following on with a email discussion I started a few weeks ago about hooks
> and Loops, I've completed what I set out to do (Thanks, Andy! Your
> recommendation got me pointed in the right direction anyway), I've found
> that after my plugin sorts thorugh the Loop and does displaying the way I
> want it to on the blog, it also reorders the posts in Manage > Posts (
> edit.php).  I'm using get_query_vars() in my plugin to sort through
> conditions for displaying the Loop in different ways, but I realize there is
> nothing that I can see to prevent the Loop in the wp-admin from getting
> reordered. Of course, describing this is difficult without showing code so
> here's just a brief bit of the code I have written into my function. In each
> of these cases, the query is simply passed through unchanged. I don't know
> if there's a way to add something to pass the query through unchanged if it
> is called inside of wp-admin:
>
>     if(get_query_var('s') ||
>         get_query_var('search') ||
>         get_query_var('p') ||
>         get_query_var('name') ||
>         get_query_var('pagename') ||
>         get_query_var('page_id')
>         ) return $query;
>
> --
> Aaron Brazell
> Author & Blogger, http://technosailor.com
> Systems Admin, http://b5media.com
> Sports Channel Editor, http://b5media.com
>



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Aaron Brazell
Author & Blogger, http://technosailor.com
Systems Admin, http://b5media.com
Sports Channel Editor, http://b5media.com