ghusse

I finally found the problem.
It seems that my quick edit have overridden the publishing date to 2009 !

I changed it and everything just works like a charm !

3.0.4

Plugins deactivation has no effect on this post.

Nope, if I set it to sticky, it does not appear in the admin frontend either. So I don’t think that it comes from my theme, as the admin section is also affected.

I’ll try to deactivate plugins, but I doubt it come from them because I have not updated them recently.

If I stick it, this post appear in the first page. But if I remove this status, the post just disappear again !

I can do that, but I also have a comment on this post. I’ll need to modify the post id foreign key value for it. I’d rather try a better solution before doing that.

About the revision, I checked in the DB, I have a bunch of revisions pointing to an ID which is present in DB. It is flagged as “post” and not “revision”, with the published status.

Actually the good function is get_the_title_rss

Do you also have an idea of when the subject have been treated, because I’m looking for the thread in the archives.

Thanks.

Nice !

Do you know when the modification will be integrated ?

In fact I need to integrate moderation of posts by categories. For example someone can write in a category but have to be moderated in another one.

I just wanted to know more about the current implementation of rights.

So simple ??

Thanks. But finally I have to look elsewhere for my problem.

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Thanks for your reply.

I already red these threads, but I did not see what I’m looking for.

I understood the concept of roles and capabilities, but what I need to know is the detail of what appears in the database. What does “a:1” mean ? Etc …
I did not find it anywhere.

Anyone can help me ?

I found the problem :

In coppermine.php, look for :


if (strstr($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], 'post.php') ||
strstr($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], 'page-new.php'))
{


replace by


if (strstr($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], 'post-new.php') ||
strstr($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], 'page-new.php'))
{


That’s all

Actually the plugin works in the “manage” panel but not for creating new posts.