That syntax is just a way to show how to do it. If you simply copy and paste that syntax, it won’t work. You need to put your own values into each of the parameters.

for examble, use
$ArrayName = ada_list_all_wpmu_posts(5, 100, ”, ”, ”, ”,’show’,’show’,’show’, ‘post’);

The above code limites the return array to 5 recent posts and 100 words from each post.

This just populates entries into $ArrayName. Then you need to loop through the array and display where ever you want. Simply populating into a variable doesn’t show on the page.

If you install the widget into mu-plugin directory you can see how the plugin works. Well, after installing into mu-plugin directory you’ll see it in Presentation ==> Sidebar Widgets area. You’ll need to drag and drop the Ada WPMU Recent Posts Widget in and save and refresh your blog.

hopefully, this helps.

First of all, thank you very much for your plugin. The idea is awesome and something I could really use at this moment.

However, I can’t get it to work. What am I doing wrong ?

I wrote:

$ArrayName = ada_list_all_wpmu_posts(LIMIT, WORD_LIMIT, BEGIN_WRAP, END_WRAP, TITLE_BEGIN_WRAP, TITLE_END_WRAP, READ_MORE,SHOW_AUTHOR,SHOW_BLOG);

in index.php file – but there is no output.

Could you please help out ?

Please add me in MSN: ehabmehedi@msn.com

- Thanks !