[wp-trac] Re: [WordPress Trac] #6484: have_posts does not seem to
work outside of the loop
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Mon Mar 31 16:50:04 GMT 2008
#6484: have_posts does not seem to work outside of the loop
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Reporter: jsherk | Owner: anonymous
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: 2.5.1
Component: General | Version: 2.5
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: |
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Old description:
> This is test code, but I use something similar to display recent posts
> from multiple blogs on my home page which is external to the wordpress
> directory.
>
> This code worked on WP 2.3 but when I upgraded to 2.5 it stopped working.
> If you stick this code in the main wordpress directory, have_posts
> returns nothing, even though there are posts. If you put in a known
> exisitng post id, then you will see that it properly displays the post
> title, but have_posts still says there is nothing!
>
> <?php
> require('wp-blog-header.php');
> $myid=10; //put a post id here that you know is valid
> $mytest = get_post($myid);
> echo "Known good post id ".$myid." returns: ".$mytest->post_title;
> $mytest = have_posts();
> if ($mytest=="") { $mytest="nothing"; }
> echo " and have_posts() returns: ".$mytest;
> ?>
>
> Is this a bug, or has something changed that requires changes to how this
> works?
New description:
This is test code, but I use something similar to display recent posts
from multiple blogs on my home page which is external to the wordpress
directory.
This code worked on WP 2.3 but when I upgraded to 2.5 it stopped working.
If you stick this code in the main wordpress directory, have_posts returns
nothing, even though there are posts. If you put in a known exisitng post
id, then you will see that it properly displays the post title, but
have_posts still says there is nothing!
{{{
<?php
require('wp-blog-header.php');
$myid=10; //put a post id here that you know is valid
$mytest = get_post($myid);
echo "Known good post id ".$myid." returns: ".$mytest->post_title;
$mytest = have_posts();
if ($mytest=="") { $mytest="nothing"; }
echo " and have_posts() returns: ".$mytest;
?>
}}}
Is this a bug, or has something changed that requires changes to how this
works?
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