[wp-testers] Strange happenings when creating a "child page"

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Dan Coulter eh?  How bizarre - I just stumbled across phpflickr for the 
first time this weekend.  Good work lad, you saved me hours of looking 
through api documentation.  :)

"I bet that if you changed the slug from 2007 to something that started 
with a letter, even if it was y2007, it would suddenly work for you."

I had the same thought, and you're right.  I think I actually tried 
a2007 and it worked fine.  Its a fix, but a pretty ropey fix!  The 
problem is that I forsee I'll be giving the URL out a lot in the next 2 
months, and often by word of mouth, so I want it to be catchy.  Throwing 
random letters into the mix isn't really ideal for this situation.

Chris



Dan Coulter wrote:
> On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 8:04 AM, WP Testers List <wp-testing at mou.me.uk>
> wrote:
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>   
>> using  http://mou.me.uk/glastonbury/2007/a/  threw me back to a post I'd
>> written in 2007, unrelated to "Glastonbury".
>>
>>     
>
> I'm no expert on the slugs, but my guess is that it recognizes 2007 as a
> date, so it decides what post/page to give you based on that.  I bet that if
> you changed the slug from 2007 to something that started with a letter, even
> if it was y2007, it would suddenly work for you.
>
>
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