Title says all. How would it be done? Basically, I need the loop in Wordpress admin. Help appreciated.
wouldnt you do it the exact same as the front end?? just add the loop code to where you want it in the admin
OrganicBeeMedia said
wouldnt you do it the exact same as the front end?? just add the loop code to where you want it in the admin
Nope. Doesn’t work because the appropriate files aren’t loaded (there’s no need to, naturally) but I need them. Google isn’t being my friend… it’s filled with thousands of pages explaining the same thing but none on what I need… a.k.a. useless.
EDIT : NVM, I need to read
OrganicBeeMedia said
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/query_posts
Thanks but that hasn’t solved my problem. Nevermind, don’t worry about it. I’ll work around it.
First of all query_posts should only be used on the homepage. 
For everything else use WP_Query, but not with $wp_query = WP_Query(... because that’s the same as using query_posts.
For example in your situation you can use $my_admin_query = WP_Query(...
