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Re: archiving older posts and starting fresh
finally got back to this…
as for the solution Els gave me, is there any way that you plug in the article ID from which you want to cut off access? in my scenario, every article 650 and down needs to be inaccessible from this <txp:article> loop.
edit: i feel like an idiot because i ditched the topic before and came back with such simple questions. i actually was caught up in a bunch of responsive fun, which i blame.
Last edited by mrtunes (2012-01-31 04:25:57)
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#14 2012-01-31 21:02:03
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Re: archiving older posts and starting fresh
mrtunes wrote:
as for the solution Els gave me, is there any way that you plug in the article ID from which you want to cut off access? in my scenario, every article 650 and down needs to be inaccessible from this <txp:article> loop.
I take it that means that you are not going to move the 650 oldest articles to a separate section?
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Re: archiving older posts and starting fresh
Els wrote:
I take it that means that you are not going to move the 650 oldest articles to a separate section?
i didn’t think to do that because then i’d be in a 301 mess. unless there is a good plugin for this task?
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#16 2012-01-31 21:23:33
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Re: archiving older posts and starting fresh
If you happen to have zem_redirect pro, it takes care of automatic redirection if you change an article’s section. It’s not available from thresholdstate.com anymore, but if you want it I still have a copy and apparently I’m allowed to send it to you.
If you don’t want to change the section, my original code won’t help you. In that case you could have a look at smd_query. But I don’t know if it can handle pagination…
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