5 Responses

1. mmedia

   February 27th, 2005 at 4:52 am

   1

   Hi, do you know what code must we insert inside “else { ?>”. I’m tried it, but int gives me many “parsers unexpected ‘{’ or ‘<’ errors”.

   Sorry by this question, but Justin doesn’t allow comments in his blog.

   Thanks

2. John

   February 27th, 2005 at 9:36 am

   2

   You need to add the first snippet of code at the beginning of your loop right after

   <?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

   then add <?php $ctr++; } ?> right before the <?php endwhile; ?>

   That should do it for you. Also, be sure to change the X to the number of posts you want displayed on the index.php page.

3. mmedia

   February 27th, 2005 at 1:43 pm

   3

   Thanks for your answer, John, but I have this in the code:

   “< ?php static $ctr = 0;
   if ($ctr == "1") { break; }
   else {
   
   } ?>

   and I have this message:

   “Parse error: parse error, unexpected ‘< ' in /home/proyecto/public_html/sol/wp-content/themes/sol/index.php on line 60"

   line 60 is "”

   Thanks.

4. John

   February 27th, 2005 at 1:58 pm

   4

   I would need to see all of the code because many times the line number given in the error is not the correct line. Sometimes it’s the line before.

   But it appears you just have an extra <\ somewhere.

   Also, you can’t just post the code in a WordPress comment box because WordPress will trash it. Send the index file to me via email. john at johnhesch dot com.

5. Dusky

   February 27th, 2005 at 4:11 pm

   5

   There’s a plug-in available that does the same, and a bit more. Save it to your computer, configure it to match your needs, upload it, and activate it.

   http://rephrase.net/miscellany/05/perpage.phps