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In love with ASM, C/C++, Python and PHP/MySQL, dissecting WordPress

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Mar 26	comment	How to control which category will be picked for the slug of a post? @TigrouMeow, I don't see how high IDs would help with intersecting categories. This is purely a matter of pruning the right ID (stored in post meta data for example) out of the many you have, faking as if the only category the post belongs to is the one you need. The category IDs have to be managed (pruned) on a per-post basis, you can't expect all posts to rely on a predefined ID order of the categories. Post A may want to have Category B and Post B may want to have category A, though both posts are in both categories.
Mar 26	comment	How to control which category will be picked for the slug of a post? @TigrouMeow, so the short answer appears to be "not yet", core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/18752 was supposed to handle this, still waiting. Other than that hope my hacks helped you understand how it all works.
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Mar 26	comment	How to control which category will be picked for the slug of a post? @TigrouMeow I'm updating the answer little by little in search for a good solution. There appear to be no plugins for this. Except maybe wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-permalinks which is isn't too nice.
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Mar 26	revised	How to control which category will be picked for the slug of a post? added 233 characters in body
Mar 26	answered	How to control which category will be picked for the slug of a post?
Mar 26	comment	Is there any plugin to publish exam result? +1 for the 3rd point, although I would add "...unless you are one [a developer]", since we can't make assumptions on who is going to read the answer.
Mar 26	answered	How to modify the Register link in the login page?
Mar 26	answered	Redirect Site Geologically
Mar 25	comment	Unhook the comment form in Buddypress Show us the original `add_filter` for that function in the parent theme; that's what I've been asking for. I'm sure the original hook function is the same, but is the priority of the original hook you're removing really 10?
Mar 25	comment	Unhook the comment form in Buddypress "Important: To remove a hook, the $function_to_remove and $priority arguments must match when the hook was added. This goes for both filters and actions. No warning will be given on removal failure." have you made sure?
Mar 25	comment	Unhook the comment form in Buddypress ...again, the `remove_filter` function has to be used with the SAME exact arguments that the filter was added with. Meaning that if the filter was added like this: `add_filter( 'tag', 'function', 12, 3 );` it should be removed with `remove_filter( 'tag', 'function', 12, 3 );` - the exact same arguments have to be used. It will not be removed otherwise. So are you sure that your remove function matches the add function in the parent theme?
Mar 25	comment	Unhook the comment form in Buddypress The `remove_filter` function has to be used with the exact same arguments that the filter was added with. You said you have a child theme, so the parent theme contains and `add_filter` somewhere, you have to remove it with the exact same arguments (priority, numargs) to actually remove it. Find `add_filter( 'comment_form_defaults', 'bp_dtheme_comment_form' ... )` and make sure it's got the same exact arguments that you're using to remove. Hope that makes sense.
Mar 25	comment	Unhook the comment form in Buddypress Kindly provide the context in which the form is hooked in the original functions.php, the original filter has most probably not been added at that stage yet, wrap it in an 'init', 999 action, or later.
Mar 25	comment	Passing url parameters with search form Sorry, meant `add_query_var` actually :) thanks for pointing that out.
Mar 24	comment	Passing url parameters with search form I think you need `add_query_arg`..‌.
Mar 24	answered	How can I create a smarter .htaccess file that will add a directory?