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Ryan Hellyer just pointed out that the comments feed here at WordPress Garage was not working, and apparently hasn't been working since the end of April. I wonder if it had to do with upgrading to 2.5...

In any case, I've fixed the problem and it's working now, so you can subscribe to it if you like at http://feeds.feedburner.com/WordpressgarageComments.

Thanks as always for reading!

Hi all - I was wondering if one of you can help us find a solution to a feature we would like to add to a WordPress site:

The site in question has multiple contributors. Most are dedicated to certain categories. We would like to automatically display on a category page only the authors who have written articles in that particular category.

For example, let's say we have a category called "Cucumbers" and a category called "Tomatoes." When someone clicks on the Cucumbers category we would like only the authors who have written posts categorized as Cucumber posts to appear, and on the Tomatoes category page, we would like only the authors who have written Tomato category posts to appear. There may be some overlap between the pages, since some authors may write posts for both the Cucumber and the Tomato categories.

One solution we thought of is to call the category we want and the number of posts from that category and then display the list of authors. The problem is it shows duplicate authors. Here's the code:

<?php query_posts('showposts=20&cat=3'); ?>
<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

<?php the_author_posts_link (); ?>

<div style="clear:both"></div>
<?php endwhile;?>

Is there a way to prevent duplicate authors from appearing? Or is there a better way?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Ryan on the WordPress development blog (which is running on Prologue, very nicely I might add) has basically congratulated the "Farsi and Hebrew translation folks" for their hard work making the WordPress admin look good in right-to-left languages.

I'd like to take this opportunity to say that the Hebrew version of WordPress exists mostly, of not completely,  thanks to Ran Hartstein. Ran always makes sure the Hebrew speaking audience gets their Hebrew version of WordPress as quickly as possible. Of course, the extended Israeli WordPress community adds a lot of value to the usage of WordPress, with many right-to-left themes, plugins, and the vibrant and helpful wpheb google group.

Security Focus has reported a security problem with the Search Unleashed plugin. The plugin stores search queries, but does not validate stored data and sends it back "raw" to the browser.

Read more at SecurityFocus

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