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Apr 20	comment	Showing as logged in after logout (W3 Total Cache issue) That option is checked.
Apr 20	awarded	Teacher
Apr 20	awarded	Commentator
Apr 20	comment	Showing as logged in after logout (W3 Total Cache issue) It's the default login.
Apr 20	comment	How do I write this SQL statement for Posts written in last 24 hours? What result are you getting vs what you think you should get? I ran that query against some of my tables and came up with what I expected. For simplicity sake you can remove the "LIMIT 0, 30" from the end of your query, as you'll only have one number as a result.
Apr 20	asked	Showing as logged in after logout (W3 Total Cache issue)
Apr 19	revised	WP_Query with 2 genres Added missing array for WP_Query terms
Apr 19	accepted	WP_Query with 2 genres
Apr 19	comment	WP_Query with 2 genres I could have sworn I tried something like that, but this worked. It was missing the 'array (' just after 'WP_Query (' - so I've added that into your answer.
Apr 19	suggested	suggested edit on WP_Query with 2 genres
Apr 19	awarded	Editor
Apr 19	revised	WP_Query with 2 genres Clarification of genre
Apr 19	comment	WP_Query with 2 genres Sorry, it's a custom taxonomy.
Apr 19	asked	WP_Query with 2 genres
Nov 18	accepted	How to deal with a GET variable of 'name'?
Nov 17	answered	How to deal with a GET variable of 'name'?
Nov 17	comment	How to deal with a GET variable of 'name'? As mentioned in the original post: "get variables are coming from an external site, so I have no control over them"
Nov 16	comment	How to deal with a GET variable of 'name'? The page never loads (404) because 'name' is a reserved word in WordPress. For all the other terms $_GET will work fine.
Nov 16	asked	How to deal with a GET variable of 'name'?
Mar 2	comment	Is there a way to relate custom post types? For anyone else having this issue, Posts 2 Posts is a fantastic plugin. Gave me all the tools I needed.