GhostToast

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	281 reputation	bio	website	brainalien.com	visits	member for	1 year, 2 months
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May 7	comment	Large Number of Wordpress Posts Sorry but what is a Lac? Thousand?
May 2	comment	Downsides to not using built-in “Posts” post type? I can't actually get this to work. Complains that remove_menu_page() is undefined. Would really like to get rid of Posts for the same reason as the original poster.
Apr 26	comment	Display random image url from list of input values @SharciaraniaAkbarAl-Gaadaafi You're welcome. Please show your thanks by voting up answers and/or choosing one of them as correct ;)
Apr 25	answered	Display random image url from list of input values
Apr 25	comment	Custom post type isn't working I would slowly build from a simple call to the more complex call, eliminating by process of elimination where the error lies.
Apr 10	awarded	Yearling
Feb 15	answered	display order of connections
Jan 24	answered	How do I show data from gravity forms in my template?
Jan 23	comment	How do I show data from gravity forms in my template? gravityhelp.com/documentation/page/Developer_Docs
Jan 23	comment	Vertical Sidebar Menu Parent and Child not displaying correctly Without having a traditional horizontal menu, I believe you're going to need to use jQuery to achieve this. Which is slightly out of scope for this forum, but I would start here with search terms similar to these: stackoverflow.com/search?q=jquery+vertical+accordion+menu
Jan 23	comment	Updating a custom field in a custom post type It really should be the same. Is it not working? Have any example code? A custom post is still just a `post` essentially, and carries values in the `post_meta` table, just like a regular post.
Jan 17	awarded	Critic
Jan 17	comment	wp_mail function timing out Just wanted to point out that you would need to `global $wpdb` and then reference that object to make the (more or less) direct SQL call using `$district_members_ids = $wpdb->get_col( $sql );` to get the IDs, then `$district_members = get_users(array('include' => $district_members_ids));` to get the actual users. Thanks again @beporter.
Jan 17	awarded	Benefactor
Jan 17	suggested	suggested edit on wp_mail function timing out
Jan 16	accepted	wp_mail function timing out
Jan 16	comment	wp_mail function timing out Barring a couple typos, this is perfect. This posted in 4 seconds to 195 recipients. Thank you so much! I can't award you your whuffie for another 20 hours though. Will do tomorrow.
Jan 16	comment	wp_mail function timing out This is true. It is not `wp_mail()` after all, but is the expensive `JOIN` process of WordPress's complex SQL calls it seems...
Jan 16	awarded	Promoter
Jan 16	comment	wp_mail function timing out It brings me no great pleasure to do this, but I must reopen this question as this is still timing out. There must be a problem in my code somewhere. If I send this to less recipients, it seems to work. But around 200 and it times out. I even tried using wpMandrill as an alternative to wp_mail, and the same story is true. I am using HostGator as host and have been through it with them. They claim no fault. Doesn't wp_mail() wait for a response? How come sometimes the messages sends to some people, and sometimes not at all?