Xander

I am also seeking a way to alter page categories… haven’t found a solution on the forum yet.

I am also curious… now that pages are no longer “static” there are places where their category matters. How can we turn categories on for pages?

Uncheck the option to make the category a tag by default in UTW… you can also try to remove the tag from the page after it is generated.

I am having this exact same problem. I have no plugins activated which muck with Manage Pages functionality. Any idea what might be going on here? Is anyone else getting this problem?

The rc:custom_field_gui upgrade seems to have fixed my issue! Thanks!

I have the same problem to a tee. My host is running PHP version 4.4.4 and MySQL version 4.1.21. I have many plugins in use, but these are some of the more relevant ones: get custom field values, rc:custom_field_gui, related posts, post updated,

Currently I have already lost some very valuable information that will be a pain to research and replace… consequently I need to disable comments entirely. Hopefully a solution can be found soon enough.

You could do a simple redirect with .htaccess perhaps… from a user experience perspective, soft transitions are better than a call to action (which will usually be ignored).

It was working fine for me on two different installs I made last night… check to see if you uploaded all files to the wp-admin directory correctly?

It makes more sense to use the right tool for the job IMHO.

That’s a weird one. How about upgrading to 3.1?

Yep, every comment comes with an IP! If they can trace the IP then they’ve got you.

Does anyone know what the purpose of merging blog/link categories is?

Perhaps you could elaborate on the details? Sounds like you are trying to do some custom work here, and using the post ID might be the way to go. It’s hard to say without knowing the context though.

Seems like a simple one. Your email address is not available to the public by default.

If you are just concerned about spam and such, but wouldn’t mind contact from your blog, try one of the contact form plugins. Visitors can thereby email you without knowing your email address, and your email is never harvested by spambots and the like.

At this stage, one will need to modify edit.php in the wp-admin directory to get a handle on an abundance of drafts.

After 2.1 I decided to whip up a DIY solution and now have my drafts sorted into three areas by category: 1) reviews, which are the bulk of my drafts, 2) everything else, and 3) archive, which contains all the leftovers I don’t want cluttering up my manage posts page. Still, I like having the flexibility to get at them easily, so all posts in the “archive” section are merely invisible thanks to some very basic show/hide javascript coding… each list is sorted by post title instead of date, which also helps me find stuff.

All this is rather easy to do when you set your mind to it… simply copying the existing “getdrafts” functions and customizing them to your liking should serve to temporarily take care of an unruly legion of drafts, as I was previously plagued with:
https://www.ektoplazm.com/img/drafthell.jpg

But yeah, some core support for working with lots of drafts would be optimal.