<*php $postnumber = ’1′ ?>

<*php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
<div post” . $postnumber; $postnumber++; ?>” id=”post-<*php the_ID(); ?>”>
<*php include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/templates/titleBlock.php’); ?>

<*php the_tags( ‘<p><span>Tags:</span> ‘, ‘, ‘, ‘</p>’); ?>
<*php wp_link_pages(array(‘before’ => ‘<p><strong>Pages:</strong> ‘, ‘after’ => ‘</p>’, ‘next_or_number’ => ‘number’)); ?>

</div>
<*php endwhile; ?>

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Edit: Ok, I don’t think this is the offending code. I copied an archive.php from a working site that shows all the relevant posts, and my new site is still only showing one post per category. This is a problem. What other file could be affecting this?

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Edit: Well crap, it’s the Menu Manager plugin that’s causing it. WTF?! Grrrrrrrr!

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Edit: Nope, not the Menu Manager either. *thunk* *thunk*

More details here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/408522?replies=9#post-1546227

http://tutorials.flashmymind.com/2009/02/movieclip-scroller/

I tried to log in to comment and thank the author, but it wouldn’t take my info, so, if you track back to this, THANK YOU!

Any ideas out there?

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Found a tutorial that might help–yay!

http://tutorials.flashmymind.com/2009/02/movieclip-scroller/

WHY, in the below function snippet, would adding x,y coordinates to the mcOrg movieclip cause the collection of movieclips to dogpile on top of each other? W.T.F.??

var mcOrg:TouchMovieClip = new TouchMovieClip();
var mcOrgContainer:TouchMovieClip = new TouchMovieClip();

function xmlLoaded(e:Event) {
xmlORG=new XML(ulXML.data);
var numMuseums:Number=xmlORG.museum.length();

for (var i:int=0; i<numMuseums; i++) {
var genText:TextField = new TextField();
var genFormat:TextFormat = new TextFormat();
genFormat.color = 0×000000;
genFormat.size = 12;
genFormat.font = "Arial";
genText.embedFonts = true;
genText.type = "dynamic";
genText.x = 10;
//genText.y = 35*(i+1);
genText.y = 10;
genText.background = false;
genText.backgroundColor = 0xffffff;
genText.width = 280;
genText.height = 20;
genText.multiline = true;
genText.wordWrap = true;
genText.antiAliasType = "advanced";
genText.autoSize = TextFieldAutoSize.NONE;
genText.defaultTextFormat = genFormat;
genText.htmlText=xmlORG.museum[i].iwindow[0].name.children();
//trace(genText.htmlText);
genText.setTextFormat(genFormat);
mcOrg.addChild(genText);
mcOrg.x = -10;
mcOrg.height=30;
mcOrg.y =mcOrg.height * i;
mcOrg.addEventListener(TouchEvent.TOUCH_DOWN, traceContent);
mcOrgContainer.addChild(mcOrg);

}//close for statement
orgContainer.addChild(mcOrgContainer);

Our current ‘unsolveable’ project has been making a touchsprite NOT be draggable. We need it touchable, or in some cases we need its children to be touchable, but when it is (touchable, that is), it drags, and we can’t turn that property off. (Yes, we’ve tried stopTouchDrag(), and no, it doesn’t work.)

This means that our pretty navigation orb opens a pretty nav window that, instead of sticking with the nav orb, can be dragged away and left out in the cold*. And that’s just one example.

If you know how we can make it stop, please please please speak up!

*It’s no longer left in the cold, as we have code that snaps it back to its original position, but we don’t want it to ever leave its original position!