In function jp_staticpages and then within the conditional block with the JPSPX_INLINE_INCLUDES test, the code uses the preg_match() call to ostensibly gather a list of includes on the page. However preg_match() explicitly stops when it finds the first match – the appropriate call is preg_match_all().

http://us2.php.net/preg_match versus http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.preg-match-all.php

Further, the structure returned by preg_match_all is not what the code expects – preg_match_all returns a multidimensional array, so what the code needs to do is to iterate over the elements in $inlinincludes[1][1..N] – the preg_match_all page I linked above describes the structure.

I’ve made these changes locally and I’m able to include more than one item in a given page/post.

The strangeness is this: I’ve got one page on which I’d like to include two static pages with inline includes. The *first* one works. Subsequent to that, the only thing you can include on a page is that file – you can include it again and again, but you cannot specify a different file – you just get nothing.

This ring any bells?

Just what the doctor ordered….