Hi, could you please tell me approximately when i can test this modification?
Thanks
Yes will make sure it’s available in next update.
@mkmazid
Try the latest update and see if the issue is resolved.
Hi John, i already tied to do the steps you described here :
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/update-7-2-7/
and I used the very simple shortcode to all one of my blogs from another blog :
[netsposts include_blog=’3′ list=’50’ thumbnail=’true’ include_link_title=’true’ hide_excerpt=’true’]
but it seems the issue is still there and there is no new post in the list, I just tried also to use the code in another blog but the result is the same.
https://tinyurl.com/y7wkzodb
you can please login into the wp with the credentials I send you before.
many thank for your help
let me know
Thanks
Okay my bad. I didn’t realize I didn’t make date order a default. Will do it in a future update. As for now just add the argument order_post_by='date_order desc' descend and you see it works flawlessly. Add that to all shortcode instances to prevent any further problems.
This is now your shortcode:
[netsposts include_blog='3' list='50' thumbnail='true' include_link_title='true' hide_excerpt='true' order_post_by='date_order desc']
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This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by
johnzenausa. Reason: Meant to say I didn't make date_order desc a default
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This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by
johnzenausa. Reason: Changed order_post_by="date_order desc" to order_post_by='date_order desc' for consistency
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This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by
johnzenausa.
Hi John, now is working like a charm, thank you. I would keep this post open till the next update and I will then check and give you feedback.
moreover, I was wondering to ask you one thing: the 999 fist article is manageable from the shortcode for speed up the query to reduce retrieving the most recent 999
for example like this :
retrieve_post:’100′ => will fetch only the first 100 items , so in this case plugging will be more flexible and might have more speedy to execute the query.
Thanks again
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This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by
mkmazid.
To achieve the above you would use limit='100'. This limits the search to the first 100 items it sees.
Okay I’m working on something (a script or plugin) for sites with large amounts of posts to limit the queries to speed up the process. Will take me a few weeks. I see that your page takes a while to load so I’m working on an improvement.
Hi John
I before thought that limit=’100′ can speed up a bit page loading but it is not true.
your effort to work on one plugging for big data it sounds great for me and all people who are using your grateful plugin 🙂
i will wait for that plugin, it would be great
thank you very much
People are having problems with 7.2.7 so I’m making an update to roll back to 7.2.6 version and if you want to stick with the plugin version 7.2.7 do not perform the update.