Good job!!!
I'd like to suggest following code to put out EXTENDED BODY and EXCERPT part, instead of lines 44 to 46 of your code.
$extpos = stripos($post[4], ""); if ($extpos != false) { print substr($post[4], 0, $extpos); print "\n-----\n"; print "EXTENDED BODY:\n"; print substr($post[4], $extpos); } else { print $post[4]; } print "\n-----\n"; print "EXCERPT:\n";
Hi, MikeT, thanks for this script. I suggest using "$table_prefix" on line 23.
Well done! Thanks!
Ok, i've found a bug imho.
After runnig the script in a german Wordpress installation (locally) each entry with an german umlaut breaks after the first umlaut.
For example (in German):
Original: Hallo ich bin müde und so weiter
Output: Hallo ich bin m
All the chars after the first umlaut within an single entry are gone.
If you have further questions please drop me a line.
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Good job!!!
I'd like to suggest following code to put out EXTENDED BODY and EXCERPT part, instead of lines 44 to 46 of your code.
Hi, MikeT, thanks for this script.
I suggest using "$table_prefix" on line 23.
Well done! Thanks!
Ok, i've found a bug imho.
After runnig the script in a german Wordpress installation (locally) each entry with an german umlaut breaks after the first umlaut.
For example (in German):
Original:
Hallo ich bin müde und so weiter
Output:
Hallo ich bin m
All the chars after the first umlaut within an single entry are gone.
If you have further questions please drop me a line.
Categories were jammed and tags were missing.
No error message reported.