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Yes, I want to queue for moderation but if I check "Moderate" and then publish, the node is queued and the "promote to front page" is disabled so in adition to swiching to "approved" - when approving, I have to remember always to enable the "promote to front page". If instead I disable "Set public/published" than the node is queued and the "promote to front page" remains enabled.
> 22/05/2003 - 03:29 : ax
> i think this /is/ a bug. and would suggest to remove the mentioned 3
> lines. what are they for? could someone who knows please confirm?
Those lines make apparently sure that $node->status is not empty.
That is why I think it is not a bug. One could of course change it to 0.
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Comment #1
ax commentedthis is fixed by removing
at line 909 in node.module.
are you sure you want this, eg. having new nodes unpublished? isn't what you want to have new nodes queued for moderation?
Comment #2
Roy commentedYes, I want to queue for moderation but if I check "Moderate" and then publish, the node is queued and the "promote to front page" is disabled so in adition to swiching to "approved" - when approving, I have to remember always to enable the "promote to front page". If instead I disable "Set public/published" than the node is queued and the "promote to front page" remains enabled.
Comment #3
killes@www.drop.org commentedNot really a bug, rather a feature.
Comment #4
ax commentedi think this /is/ a bug. and would suggest to remove the mentioned 3 lines. what are they for? could someone who knows please confirm?
Comment #5
killes@www.drop.org commentedOn 22 May 2003, ax wrote:
> 22/05/2003 - 03:29 : ax
> i think this /is/ a bug. and would suggest to remove the mentioned 3
> lines. what are they for? could someone who knows please confirm?
Those lines make apparently sure that $node->status is not empty.
That is why I think it is not a bug. One could of course change it to 0.
Cheers,
Gerhard
Comment #6
al commentedComment #7
dries commentedThe fix was different from what Ax suggested though.
Comment #8
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