Wordpress plugin needed

[Mike Semen]

I'm sure one of you geniuses knows this, and I'm almost sure its out there.

I need a plugin that shows an element (widget if needs be) in the sidebar dependent on category. So I can basically have a bit of the sidebar that only shows for categiry "lesbians" for instance.

Cheers

[candyflip]

http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archi...press-widgets/

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/widget-logic/

[who]

I need to fuck a five-foot, 90lbs blonde chick in the ass, so what...?

[fris]

easy to do

[Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life]

doable manually for anywhere in the theme with conditional includes, not sure how to go about doing it with a plugin or widget though.

[Mike Semen]

Originally Posted by candyflip

http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archi...press-widgets/

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/widget-logic/

Thanks Candyflip, looks like the second one is what I need. The plugin home is down but eh will give it a go.

[Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life]

<?php if (is_home('')) : ?>
include this shit only on index page
<?php endif; ?>

<?php if (is_category('category-one') ) : ?>
include this shit only on category with category slug "/category-one/"
<?php endif; ?>

conditional includes are much more flexible than just these examples and you can lookup more info on codex.wordpress.org

[Mike Semen]

thanks Jew Cat! Have a feeling that may get complicated if there's 200 different bits to include...

[Mike Semen]

Originally Posted by who

I need to fuck a five-foot, 90lbs blonde chick in the ass, so what...?

Don't we all?

[Machete_]

Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat

<?php if (is_home('')) : ?>
include this shit only on index page
<?php endif; ?>

<?php if (is_category('category-one') ) : ?>
include this shit only on category with category slug "/category-one/"
<?php endif; ?>

conditional includes are much more flexible than just these examples and you can lookup more info on codex.wordpress.org

Great simple stuff - this is why I wish I could code myself

[Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life]

Originally Posted by Mike Semen

thanks Jew Cat! Have a feeling that may get complicated if there's 200 different bits to include...

yes, this might not be the most efficient means to achieve your goal if you have 200+ categories, heh.

personally i'd just create a seperate .php document with all my includes sorted within it. then include the conditions.php or whatever into the sidebar.php beyond that for organization. but if one of these plugins works for you, post back to the thread. i wouldn't mind looking it over.

[Mike Semen]

Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat

yes, this might not be the most efficient means to achieve your goal if you have 200+ categories, heh.

Yea hence the idea of using widgets. We shall see if I can make it happen :D

[Mike Semen]

Jewcat just saw your edit... will do

[Doctor Feelgood]

Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat

<?php if (is_home('')) : ?>
include this shit only on index page
<?php endif; ?>

<?php if (is_category('category-one') ) : ?>
include this shit only on category with category slug "/category-one/"
<?php endif; ?>

conditional includes are much more flexible than just these examples and you can lookup more info on codex.wordpress.org

but then it still shows up on page 1,2,3 etc
then i tried this and almost had it, but nothing shows

<?php if (is_home ('') and is_page ('')) : ?>
include this shit only on index page
<?php endif; ?>

[uno]

Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat

yes, this might not be the most efficient means to achieve your goal if you have 200+ categories, heh.

personally i'd just create a seperate .php document with all my includes sorted within it. then include the conditions.php or whatever into the sidebar.php beyond that for organization. but if one of these plugins works for you, post back to the thread. i wouldn't mind looking it over.

I'd probably do that too or have a subdir with various php files for various functions.

[uno]

if/elseif

[Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life]

Originally Posted by Doctor Feelgood

but then it still shows up on page 1,2,3 etc
then i tried this and almost had it, but nothing shows

<?php if (is_home ('') and is_page ('')) : ?>
include this shit only on index page
<?php endif; ?>

you know you got me stumped too, i played with it a bit and couldn't figure it out for myself either. i never really thought to use it in such a way. though i am sure there could easily be a way out there to work it. the wordpress forums are packed with very wordpress knowledgeable folk who i'm sure could answer this for you if it is in fact doable. they always come through for me in tight spots...

[dial]

Angry Jew Cat, do you do custom wordpress code work? would love to have a contact in that area, I always have client asking for custom plugins

[Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life]

Originally Posted by dial

Angry Jew Cat, do you do custom wordpress code work? would love to have a contact in that area, I always have client asking for custom plugins

my days of being other people's wordpress grunt are done. and honestly since i moved over to doing mainstream stuff i pretty much grab templates now. spending less of my time on the design aspect and more on getting the sale through. so i'm kind of slacking a bit now in that department. anything new i pick up wodpress-wise now is out of my own necessity or just interest trying somehting new. i wouldn't consider myself a professional in the field by a long shot. intermediate-advanced maybe, lol. better things i can do with my time.

[Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life]

Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat

better things i can do with my time.

actually thats a total lie, i've been parked on my ass doing dick all for the entire day. i'm kind of pissed off that i'm stumped here and am probably gonna dig into this now. i don't really understand what good it would be for.

i'm thinking if you want something first page only, why not just put it in a sticky post and tack it right at the top of the index?

[czarina]

Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat

<?php if (is_home('')) : ?>
include this shit only on index page
<?php endif; ?>

<?php if (is_category('category-one') ) : ?>
include this shit only on category with category slug "/category-one/"
<?php endif; ?>

something like this is what I was going to suggest. It works great and you dont depend on a plugin (which may end up not being compatible with the next version of WP)

[Doctor Feelgood]

Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat

actually thats a total lie, i've been parked on my ass doing dick all for the entire day. i'm kind of pissed off that i'm stumped here and am probably gonna dig into this now. i don't really understand what good it would be for.

i'm thinking if you want something first page only, why not just put it in a sticky post and tack it right at the top of the index?

haha ive stumped the cat

im thinking some kind of variation of this code

<?php if (!is_paged()) : ?>
include this shit only on index page
<?php endif; ?>

but instead of 'and' use 'or'
that wont work either
it will come to me in a dream

[Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life]

Originally Posted by Doctor Feelgood

haha ive stumped the cat

im thinking some kind of variation of this code

<?php if (!is_paged()) : ?>
include this shit only on index page
<?php endif; ?>

but instead of 'and' use 'or'
that wont work either
it will come to me in a dream

i'm thinking there's maybe some variation of the is_front_page() tag that would work for this. i'll eventually get around to posting about it on the wordpress forums, i'm curious how to do it myself. i thought is_page_template('index.php') might work, but that didn't seem to cut it either.

i just dunno...

[fris]

Originally Posted by Doctor Feelgood

but then it still shows up on page 1,2,3 etc
then i tried this and almost had it, but nothing shows

<?php if (is_home ('') and is_page ('')) : ?>
include this shit only on index page
<?php endif; ?>

<?php if ( (is_home())&&!(is_paged()) ){ ?>
<h1>this will only be on the index not pages</h1>
<?php } ?>

[Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life]

Originally Posted by fris

<?php if ( (is_home())&&!(is_paged()) ){ ?>
<h1>this will only be on the index not pages</h1>
<?php } ?>

tested and working 100%. should have expected it from gfy's local wordpress freak...

[fris]

Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat

tested and working 100%. should have expected it from gfy's local wordpress freak...

<?php if ( (is_home()) && !(is_page()) && !(is_single()) && !(is_search()) && !(is_archive()) && !(is_author()) && !(is_category()) && !(is_paged()) ) { ?>
<h1>this is really the index page this time seriously</h1>
<?php } ?>

[dial]

Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat

my days of being other people's wordpress grunt are done. and honestly since i moved over to doing mainstream stuff i pretty much grab templates now. spending less of my time on the design aspect and more on getting the sale through. so i'm kind of slacking a bit now in that department. anything new i pick up wodpress-wise now is out of my own necessity or just interest trying somehting new. i wouldn't consider myself a professional in the field by a long shot. intermediate-advanced maybe, lol. better things i can do with my time.

cool. i just need someone that can work with me doing custom plugins, all mainstream work, with mainstream level pay

[Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life]

you don't happen to know a way to assign includes to specific pages in your general posting pagination would you?

[Tsang]

Thanks for the code. Very useful!

[fris]

Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat

you don't happen to know a way to assign includes to specific pages in your general posting pagination would you?

not sure if i understand you, you want to include a file say for only /page/2/ and not /page/3/

?

[Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life]

Originally Posted by fris

not sure if i understand you, you want to include a file say for only /page/2/ and not /page/3/?

exactly. it's not really anything i have any particular use for atthe moment, just curious while we're somewhat on topic if it's doable also? to say have a seperate banner on the index, page/1/, page/2/ and so forth. i know you could just stick a rotator in there, i'm speaking theoretically if you wanted to do this.

[fris]

Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat

exactly. it's not really anything i have any particular use for atthe moment, just curious while we're somewhat on topic if it's doable also? to say have a seperate banner on the index, page/1/, page/2/ and so forth. i know you could just stick a rotator in there, i'm speaking theoretically if you wanted to do this.

this is a way to do it

add this to functions.php

function do_pageads() {
        global $paged;
        if(!$paged) include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/front_ads.php');
        else include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/other_ads.php');
}

sample index.php

<?php get_header(); ?>

<div id="content" class="narrowcolumn">

<?php if (have_posts()) : ?>
<?php $count = 0; ?>
<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

<?php $count++; ?>

<div class="entry">
<?php the_content(); ?>
</div>

<?php if ($count == 2) : ?>
<?php do_pageads(); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

<?php endwhile; ?>

<?php endif; ?>

</div>

<?php get_sidebar(); ?>

<?php get_footer(); ?>

this will add your page ad after every 1st post on each page, calling the frontpage_ads or other_ads, add as many as you want.