Comments on: Paging Hemingway Part Deux http://moggy.laceous.com/2008/08/15/paging-hemingway-part-deux/ If nothing we do matters, then all that matters is what we do. Thu, 05 Aug 2010 10:16:26 +0000 hourly 1 By: Bill http://moggy.laceous.com/2008/08/15/paging-hemingway-part-deux/comment-183/#comment-183 Bill Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:48:49 +0000 http://moggy.laceous.com/?p=61#comment-183 Using Wordpress 2.8 and HemingwayEx 1.5 the process is a little simpler now. The three steps Moggy suggests can be modified. (1) Copy the PHP code into a file then upload it to the Plugins folder, as Moggy describes here. (2) It is no longer necessary to comment out the default custom query in the index.php file. If you simply uncheck the built-in HemingwayEx paging option in the theme options panel, this code will not mess anything up. On the other hand, if you do comment out these lines, the widget for Recent Posts will not function properly on pages where Moggy's pagination is present. (3) In the index.php file, paste in the code to call for Moggy's pagination. You do not need to erase the built-in HemngwayEx code a the bottom of the index.php file. Just put in your code above or below it, like this: <?php if (function_exists('custom_hem_home_query')): ?> <?php next_posts_link(' Previous entries') ?> <?php previous_posts_link(' | Next entries ') ?> <?php endif; ?> // The following is the HemingwayEx default code... <?php if ($hemingwayEx_options['paging_enabled'] == 1) : ?> <?php previous_posts_link(' ') ?> <?php echo '' ?> That's it! Moggy, thank you for posting all this great info. Using WordPress 2.8 and HemingwayEx 1.5 the process is a little
simpler now. The three steps Moggy suggests can be modified. (1)
Copy the PHP code into a file then upload it to the Plugins folder,
as Moggy describes here. (2) It is no longer necessary to comment
out the default custom query in the index.php file. If you simply
uncheck the built-in HemingwayEx paging option in the theme options
panel, this code will not mess anything up. On the other hand, if
you do comment out these lines, the widget for Recent Posts will
not function properly on pages where Moggy’s pagination is present.
(3) In the index.php file, paste in the code to call for Moggy’s
pagination. You do not need to erase the built-in HemngwayEx code a
the bottom of the index.php file. Just put in your code above or
below it, like this: <?php if
(function_exists(‘custom_hem_home_query’)): ?> <?php
next_posts_link(‘ Previous entries’) ?> <?php
previous_posts_link(‘ | Next entries ‘) ?> <?php endif; ?>
// The following is the HemingwayEx default code… <?php if
($hemingwayEx_options['paging_enabled'] == 1) : ?> <?php
previous_posts_link(‘ ‘) ?> <?php echo ” ?> That’s it!
Moggy, thank you for posting all this great info.

]]> By: [HOWTO] Dynamic Plugins for Wordpress | Jude Pereira's Blog http://moggy.laceous.com/2008/08/15/paging-hemingway-part-deux/comment-146/#comment-146 [HOWTO] Dynamic Plugins for Wordpress | Jude Pereira's Blog Thu, 14 May 2009 16:55:44 +0000 http://moggy.laceous.com/?p=61#comment-146 [...] the hemingwayEx theme. Looks great, but the pagination doesn’t work well without the custom hemingwayEx pagination plugin. I got that installed. The hemmingwayEx theme looks cool when it displays two posts per page. The [...] [...] the hemingwayEx theme. Looks great, but the pagination
doesn’t work well without the custom hemingwayEx pagination plugin.
I got that installed. The hemmingwayEx theme looks cool when it
displays two posts per page. The [...]

]]> By: Jude Pereira http://moggy.laceous.com/2008/08/15/paging-hemingway-part-deux/comment-143/#comment-143 Jude Pereira Sun, 10 May 2009 12:51:26 +0000 http://moggy.laceous.com/?p=61#comment-143 Even I too have the same paginating problem. It shows a 404 error if I try to view posts further than page 2. I think Rupak Ganguly might solve the problem... For a temporary solution, I'll try to make a hidden category which is common to all. Even I too have the same paginating problem. It shows a 404 error
if I try to view posts further than page 2. I think Rupak Ganguly
might solve the problem… For a temporary solution, I’ll try to
make a hidden category which is common to all.

]]> By: Rupak Ganguly http://moggy.laceous.com/2008/08/15/paging-hemingway-part-deux/comment-126/#comment-126 Rupak Ganguly Thu, 05 Feb 2009 01:33:57 +0000 http://moggy.laceous.com/?p=61#comment-126 @moggy I totally forgot that I had left a comment here but I just happened to come back here and saw that you actually replied. Sorry to be a tad late ;) but I really do appreciate it. So, yes I am using the Ninja Monkeys theme that you linked. I am using WordPress MU 1.3.3 (based on WordPress 2.3). Lokoing at the date 08/15 in your comment I would say that I am using the version of have here, unless you updated the version and did not update the date in the comment. Please let me know. @moggy I totally forgot that I had left a comment here but I just
happened to come back here and saw that you actually replied. Sorry
to be a tad late ;) but I really do appreciate it. So, yes I am
using the Ninja Monkeys theme that you linked. I am using WordPress
MU 1.3.3 (based on WordPress 2.3). Lokoing at the date 08/15 in
your comment I would say that I am using the version of have here,
unless you updated the version and did not update the date in the
comment. Please let me know.

]]> By: Sam http://moggy.laceous.com/2008/08/15/paging-hemingway-part-deux/comment-102/#comment-102 Sam Fri, 26 Dec 2008 21:49:01 +0000 http://moggy.laceous.com/?p=61#comment-102 Thanks moggy, I'm not too code-savvy, but do you suppose I could disable that query and try your plugin...what do you think? Appreciate your time.... Thanks, Sam Thanks moggy, I’m not too code-savvy, but do you suppose I could
disable that query and try your plugin…what do you think?
Appreciate your time…. Thanks, Sam

]]> By: moggy http://moggy.laceous.com/2008/08/15/paging-hemingway-part-deux/comment-101/#comment-101 moggy Thu, 25 Dec 2008 12:22:11 +0000 http://moggy.laceous.com/?p=61#comment-101 Hey Sam, It looks like HemingwayEx 1.5 has its own built-in pagination options. If you're trying to use this plugin with HemEx 1.5 then you might run into unforeseen issues. However, after a quick test with WP2.7 and HemEx1.5 (and no plugins activated), It does appear to produce a 404 response after paging through a couple of pages (when there's more posts that should be displayed for the next page). I took a look at the code, and it looks like the problem lies with the way the paging was implemented. Basically HemEx1.5 is using a modified query in the theme's index.php file. I seem to remember exploring this option myself, and found similar results... which is why I ultimately decided to hook into WP actions/filters via a plugin. Hey Sam,

It looks like HemingwayEx 1.5 has its own built-in pagination options. If you’re trying to use this plugin with HemEx 1.5 then you might run into unforeseen issues.

However, after a quick test with WP2.7 and HemEx1.5 (and no plugins activated), It does appear to produce a 404 response after paging through a couple of pages (when there’s more posts that should be displayed for the next page). I took a look at the code, and it looks like the problem lies with the way the paging was implemented. Basically HemEx1.5 is using a modified query in the theme’s index.php file. I seem to remember exploring this option myself, and found similar results… which is why I ultimately decided to hook into WP actions/filters via a plugin.

]]> By: Sam http://moggy.laceous.com/2008/08/15/paging-hemingway-part-deux/comment-100/#comment-100 Sam Thu, 25 Dec 2008 08:14:05 +0000 http://moggy.laceous.com/?p=61#comment-100 A pagination issue, possibly the same as above, has popped up on the theme authors forum, and I'm having pagination issues as well. I'm running HemEx 1.5 on WP 2.7 ... clicking "next" resuts in a 404 error. I wonder if you have any ideas? Thanks, Sam A pagination issue, possibly the same as above, has popped up on
the theme authors forum, and I’m having pagination issues as well.
I’m running HemEx 1.5 on WP 2.7 … clicking “next” resuts in a 404
error. I wonder if you have any ideas? Thanks, Sam

]]> By: moggy http://moggy.laceous.com/2008/08/15/paging-hemingway-part-deux/comment-82/#comment-82 moggy Sat, 30 Aug 2008 13:44:59 +0000 http://moggy.laceous.com/?p=61#comment-82 Is <a href="http://ninjamonkeys.co.za/ninja-monkeys-theme-widgetized-hemingway-for-wordpress-22/" rel="nofollow">this</a> the version of Hemingway you're using? What specific version of WP are you using? Any other plugins that might be interfering? Have you tried v0.2a (above)... if so, did that work? Is this the version of Hemingway you’re using?

What specific version of WP are you using?

Any other plugins that might be interfering?

Have you tried v0.2a (above)… if so, did that work?

]]> By: Rupak Ganguly http://moggy.laceous.com/2008/08/15/paging-hemingway-part-deux/comment-80/#comment-80 Rupak Ganguly Thu, 28 Aug 2008 22:43:20 +0000 http://moggy.laceous.com/?p=61#comment-80 Hi, I came across the plugin you wrote and used it on another variation of Hemingway by NinjaMonkeys. What I found is that if the category under which a post is filed is same across posts, then it will page properly, otherwise it does not seem to find the posts. I don't think it is caused by your category check block as that code only executes if I have your asides plugin, which I don't. So that leaves only one line of code: $wp_query->query_vars['posts_per_page'] = 2; Let me know if have come across this issue. I would love to show you but I have this in an internal company blog. Let me know when you have some time. Thanks, Rupak Ganguly Hi, I came across the plugin you wrote and used it on another
variation of Hemingway by NinjaMonkeys. What I found is that if the
category under which a post is filed is same across posts, then it
will page properly, otherwise it does not seem to find the posts. I
don’t think it is caused by your category check block as that code
only executes if I have your asides plugin, which I don’t. So that
leaves only one line of code:
$wp_query->query_vars['posts_per_page'] = 2; Let me know if have
come across this issue. I would love to show you but I have this in
an internal company blog. Let me know when you have some time.
Thanks, Rupak Ganguly

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