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hii i am using yet another post plugin on my 404 custom page but want to know which parameter or variable this take to show related post i want that which paramater pass in my 404 page url i can use that for showing related post to those words

How to make it possible plzzz tell

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well sorry for that i don't know about this option well i done almost but still i don't got the answer of my this Post that How can i use URL value for searching related field Here m not using anything just getting URL value and NOW want that i can show related post relatint to this value – realcoder Oct 18 '11 at 21:49

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As of YARPP 3.4.3, there isn't any public documentation for what parameters the functions take, as no public API has really been defined. A lot of infrastructure for allowing different settings to be passed in via the function parameters was completed in YARPP 3.4, so this feature is coming. In particular, custom parameters passed to the functions will be the recommended way of using YARPP's custom post type support, which will also be publicized at the same time.

I'm giving a talk on these topics at the upcoming WordCamp Birmingham, in case that's nearby for you.

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