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Easy:

UPDATE yale20.wp_posts SET post_status = ‘publish’ ;

Hi,

Did you ever solve this? Is it working with 2.7? If so, would love to know how?

thanks, michael

Just added single quotes around $post->ID and now it inserts into the wp_postmeta table, but with a post_ID of 0

Hi, if I could unresolve this for a little more clarification. I am importing a 1000+ records into a database made up of a dozen custom fields. Everything’s working fine, except that I’d like every new record to be listed as a MEMBER category. MEMBER is the only category and is the default.

Since importing or even creating a new record does not automatically make them a MEMBER I’ve been trying to go into the database, using phpMyAdmin, and do it there.

But browsing an individual record I just can’t see anywhere that the Category is registered. Is there someway to do this, ie, to make all posts be Category 1?

thanks

Well, I wasn’t trying to diss WP, who I absolutely love, but just thought that there’s no reason you’d ever want log in pages getting indexed so why not add the line to such pages. But you’re right, it’s my job.

Meanwhile, my whole complaint was moot since, as you point out, this is only a problem if ou’re using the browser that remembers the passwords.

thanks

Does raise the question: why doesn’t wordpress just put :

<META NAME=”ROBOTS” CONTENT=”NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW”>

on the login and admin pages and save us the trouble?

Sorry, just did a better wordpress search (login , instead of password) and it turned up several instances of this question, with solutions, thanks……

Thanks Podz. I’m doing your second suggestion already. I’m linking to the post page, so they get a log in window, which I hacked telling them what to input into Id and password. This is pretty good, though I’d love to just skip completely, or to have the id and pass input automatically.

Solved by kafkaesqui, with a simple little plugin. The wordpress community rocks…….

By date works perfect for me.

I post one new Page a day.

I want at the top of the page to have links to “the day before” and “the day after,” displayed as Page Title.

Well, if it can’t be done, it can’t be done. I’m pondering other options…..

You’re right Moshu, that is the problem. I have several sites that rely heavily on Pages. I don’t speaka da PHP very good, but this seems like it shouldn’t be too hard.

Would paypal a modest donation to the wordpress genius who figures it out.

What’s an OP?

just upgraded to 1.5.1, but would go back to 1.5 for this. how would it work?

Alas, the above suggestion just works for paginated pages a€?? pages that are already part of a connected series. I have hundreds of single pages. I want to have the Titles of the previous and next pages (by date/id#) at the top of the page.

Any ideas?

Damn, I thought I looked everywhere! This looks like it will do it. Off to the day job, but will try it out tonight. Thanks