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yes, but it seems like there’s no plugin or syntax for doing it without all that hassle of save / copy / paste / save again, or is there?

just a little “extra” idea — maybe it might be good for P2 options to have checkboxes for the different posting formats, such that people could pick which posting formats to include in their blog (maybe you could even order them from left to right, but that seems very much like overkill ;)… and it might be cool for the default posting category — if it matches a hard-coded category — to be the default posting format

I realize I have probably suggested something that amounts to something like a year of work, but I’m just very imaginative like that! ??

Cool — that works! ??

IMO there doesn’t need to be any conditional statement — at least not if the default category could be *ADDED* rather than *REPLACING* any of the other categories. That way — if the default category is set to one of the 4 hard-coded categories, then it wouldn’t really change (well, it wouldn’t change insofar as it matches the default format [i.e. “status”]), but otherwise it would *add* the default category to the hard-coded category (such that each new post would have 2 categories — the hard-coded category *plus* the default category which the admin configures under “Settings” – “Writing”)

(BTW: in your conditional statement I changed ‘blog’ to ‘post’)

I use many blogs in a network, and I share information across blogs based on the categories of posts, so this change is really crucial for me to be able to implement P2 the way I use my blogging network — WOOHOO! ??

oh, but the point is that the default category varies from one blog to the next.

that’s what I mean: I want any blog using this theme to be able to specify it’s own default blog category (under “settings” – “Writing”) — just like in other templates.

TBH IDK why the different posting formats in P2 require these categories — I mean its nice if it works, but I do also want to be able to specify a default category that is unique to each blog.

it isn’t working :/

is the semicolon supposed to be included?

and what about the rest of the line — the full line reads:

$post_cat = ( in_array( $_POST[‘post_cat’], $accepted_post_cats ) ) ? $_POST[‘post_cat’] : ‘post’;

oh, that’s *easy* — even *I* can do that! ??

thanks Nobble!

(and yes, this would be a nice “tweak” — maybe it could be implemented to *add* categories instead of replace them?)

did I post this in the right forum?

o_O

LOL, yea — logged in as admin.

Let’s say it’s A.com, B.com and C. com

Then when I’m in the C.com backend and click on Super Admin / Sites all of the links will point to C.com (even those listed for A.com + B.com) — but the weird thing is the “visit” links are all fine.

I visit the site and then use the dashboard link from the site and then I got where I wanted to get to.

So all of the links *work* fine, it’s just that the backend link to switch from 1 domain to the next are linked incorrectly.

Well, so far I am just navigating via the site adresses and then using the link to the dashboard from each site — that works fine, but it’s a PITA … and it also seems to be a bug or at least something seems to be “wrong” about it. :/

sorry, post apparently wasn’t showing up for me — see https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/398329

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yea, that sounds about right ?? … thanks! ??

(this way I think I get A NAMES I can point to with C NAME references ??

Yes, well I would hope that there would be a way that — for example — a director of / actor in a film could also be linked to the same person as an author of blog post… perhaps a list of such “roles” could even be displayed in the blog user’s profile?

oh, cool… that works — thanks!

?? nmw

Hi, I just added some tags (mine are probably the stoopid ones ??