marfarma

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I've an eclectic background as a developer and a history of wearing many hats.

I currently work as an IT consultant typically working on integration projects for 'Wall Street' firms. I'm also the firm's in-house web developer and server admin, responsible for our internal web applications.

As an ad hoc WordPress Codex editor, I help to improve the API documentation, as I'm able. I'm willing to make edits suggested by others too bashful to do so themselves.

You can contact me through my Google Plus Profile - look for the 'Send an Email' link on the lower right hand side of the main panel.

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Apr 17	comment	Custom Taxonomy URL I'm not actively working with WordPress at the moment, so won't be able to take a look at this. You should create a separate question, reference this answer and include more detail of what's not working, and maybe someone else will be able to help. If you do figure out what was wrong, missing or 'not clear' - please comment back here to help the next person.
Apr 13	awarded	Yearling
Dec 18	awarded	Popular Question
Oct 16	comment	How do I map a subdomain in wordpress to the primary domain in a multisite setup? Seems you have the same issue as this poster: wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/14383/… Had you seen that question? Did the proposed solution not work for you?
Oct 16	comment	How do I map a subdomain in wordpress to the primary domain in a multisite setup? What domain mapping solution are you using? i.e. which plugin, if any?
Oct 16	revised	Order posts by (hierarchical custom) taxonomy terms and term children fix subquery where clause for taxonomy match with main query
Oct 16	revised	Order posts by (hierarchical custom) taxonomy terms and term children added 5005 characters in body
Oct 15	comment	Order posts by (hierarchical custom) taxonomy terms and term children Hqppy to have the edits. Just fixed the orderby in my and your versions of the code.
Oct 15	revised	Order posts by (hierarchical custom) taxonomy terms and term children fixed orderby clause to use t.slug
Oct 15	revised	Order posts by (hierarchical custom) taxonomy terms and term children removed unnecessary 'outer' in left join clause for consistency with previous code
Oct 15	revised	Order posts by (hierarchical custom) taxonomy terms and term children correct error
Oct 15	answered	Order posts by (hierarchical custom) taxonomy terms and term children
Oct 15	comment	Order posts by (hierarchical custom) taxonomy terms and term children If I had some real data to play with, I could work out the SQL -- lets continue to discuss in chat
Oct 15	comment	Order posts by (hierarchical custom) taxonomy terms and term children Once you have all the leaf nodes, you'd add an outer join to pick up the parent taxons. Calculate column order_term = is_null(parent, child) and order by order_term
Oct 15	comment	Order posts by (hierarchical custom) taxonomy terms and term children First thing - work out the SQL query you'd need to do this. I see a recursive self-join of wp_term_taxonomy in your future. Thinking out loud, the query can only return a list of posts -- and you only want each post to appear once at it's leaf taxon level. Something like this: SO: recursive self join SQL
Oct 4	reviewed	Reviewed need help with existing code showing subpages
Oct 4	reviewed	Reviewed Is it possible to change the URL of custom post types to hide the post type slug?
Oct 4	reviewed	Reviewed Is moving wp-config outside the web root really beneficial?
Oct 4	reviewed	Reviewed Multisite custom post type's single page 404
Oct 2	comment	Detail explanation of wordpress database fields and metatag list I don't think you'll find anything more complete than that. You may find additional detail for some tables, like this answer - but otherwise, you'll have to read the code.