Hi Valeska - welcome to the Wolf forums!

What Jackie pointed you to might solve your problems -- I hope so! But I'm not 100% clear on what your goal is. Do you have several "blog" (archive) "trees" in your site, and you want to aggregate them? (in which case "Advanced Find" is what you want) Or just that you have some posts you want grouped by a single category? or... something else? There is generally more than one way to do these jobs, and if you tell us more, maybe we can think with you about different solutions.

Also, there is "native" version of Tagger for Wolf that I am using intensively (and happily) on a Wolf 0.5.5 site, so that might be worth knowing, too.

Do come back to with some further clarifications if you're interested! Hope this helps in the meanwhile.

Hi again, Valeska -

I had another look at the pages you linked (very nice site, btw!), and I can't see anything there that would be a problem for Wolf.

Maybe it helps to point out again that Wolf 0.5.5 is an (almost) direct clone/fork of Frog 0.9.5 (you can see the precise changes in the changelog.txt file). If you're thinking about migrating, have a look at the notes in the wiki. I would recommend, though, not waiting too long, as the two CMS's will diverge more and more, beginning with 0.6.0.

If I'm missing something obvious, do ask again! Maybe I haven't had enough coffee yet today!

Last edited by David (2010-01-09 12:15)

Hopefully you can upgrade and not forgo anything!

You don't actually need Tagger to use tags in displaying pages. (Tagger has many useful functions, though, and I use it a lot!) Have a look at this example in the wiki. It gives sample code for how to list pages having only a given tag. Would that meet your needs?

Hello again.

Just had a go at installing a fresh Wolf CMS install for comparision, looking good so far, and I am starting to think about how easily I can migrate my two sites.

I have had some trouble finding a working tagger plugin though. Using the link I found on this site, once I enable the plugin in wolf admin it gives me nothing but 404 errors, no tagger admin page as I'd expect, can you shed any light on this David maybe point me in the direction of a working link?

Thank you, you've been extremely helpful

That seemed to do the trick.. Maybe I didn't have the most recent version.

Now to give it a nice big test to see if I can do what I want it to!

what's the code you used to display the tag?

Have you tried it without the final "1"?

I had a short look through the code since its not mine and that's exactly what that function is supposed to do. It just lists all the tags in the order in which they exist in the DB. Adding the "1" to the function just tells it to limit its results to one tag. (not very useful that, I guess)

Sounds to me you simply want something like this: (didn't check this would work though)

<?php
    $tagger = new Tagger($this, null);
    $pages = $tagger->pagesByTag('your-tag-here');
    foreach ($pages as $url => $title) {
        echo '<a href="'.$url.'">'.$title.'</a><br/>';
    }
?>

Which *should* produce a bunch of links to pages tagged with 'your-tag-here'.

Quick update!

Upgraded my dev site to Wolf this evening, just testing it now, but very, very happy with the results so far, took about 30 mins to move to Wolf in it's entirety.

Can't see any problems - yet. But thank you all so much for your help.

If I am feeling particularly brave I may try my live site too!

Edit: Just updated my live site too! Relatively easy going, some of the old comments are displaying slashes around apostrophes though even with magic quotes off, any idea why this might be? New comments seem to work fine, will I have to go back and edit all my comments to fix this?

Last edited by Valeska (2010-01-20 20:59)