Hi tropfstein!

Don't give up so fast. :)

Did you try out my suggestion about moving the order of the plugins?

Regards,
Garvin

Yes, I tried that option, but it didn't help.

The problem lies somewhere in here:

blog/plugins/serendipity_event_startcat/serendipity_event_startcat.php, line 125 ...

Well, it seems that I have to find another solution, my skills are not good enough to realy understand the code.
I tried some stuff but without success.

Thank you guys for your help anyway!

If I'll find a solution for my problem, I will post it here.

garvinhicking wrote:I believe that tropfstein has this clearly seperated, so that his entries are always only in one single category.

exactly, I assign just one category. I'm looking up the code right now.. my skills aren't very good so it takes some time..

Hi Garvin,

you are rocketfast :)

I use the newest version 1.5. Just checked the cvs 1.9, its the one I have.

Do you have an idea how to "fix" that?

Another solution would be to form the url in a way which contains the categoryname, like blog/cat1/12-titlehere.html.

Is there a way to do this ...

Hi Garvin,

thank you so much for your reply.
I have cat1 as my initial start category and I hide cat2.

There is probably a bug somewhere, then in the single post view every post has $serendipity['GET']['category'] == 1, although the post is assigned to the categoryid 2.

Do you have any idea about ...

Hi all,

I'd like to setup the following scenario:
I installed an embeded blog in an existing site and I want to split it up into two sections.
With the "Start Page Category" plugin I set my initial view category to cat1 and I hide cat2, which works perfectly.

I access my second section by a ...