Where have the "Promote" and "Sticky" publishing options gone?

On the content editing screen for all content types, I only see the "Revision" publishing option.

I realize "Promote" and "Sticky" are 'hidden' on the content editing screen for a reason, but if I import some content types, content, and views that use the "Sticky" publishing option I need to be able to re-expose this.

Related, but not the solution: http://drupal.org/project/custom_pub/

I checked with the folks at Panelizer and they it's not related to Panelizer.

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#1 1985678-allow-promote-sticky-buttons-1.patch2.06 KBpopulist

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populist commented
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Thanks for the report and you are quite right - sticky and publish to front page were disabled. This may not work for all users (i.e. you) so here is a patch that adds an option to re-enable it. You will need to apply the patch and set the option to show them here (admin/panopoly/settings/panopoly_admin) but afterwards you should be good to go.

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populist commented
Status: Needs review » Fixed

This has been committed to -dev and will be part of the 1.0 release.

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defconjuan commented

Thanks. We've applied and tested the patch. It seems to be working fine.

Regarding what this brings, correct me if I'm wrong:

  • Enabling this new setting results in the 'promote' and 'sticky' options on the content add/edit screen;
  • This does not allow one to use the 'promote' or 'sticky' options as a filter when adding content to a panel page/layout; (What I mean is: One should not expect to see an option for returning 'promoted' or 'stickied' content when editing panel content using the add widget, add content, add content list, or add existing node options.)

Which, in essence means, if you want to do any filtering based on 'promoted' or 'stickied', they would have to:

  1. Create a view using the 'Content Pane' display style;
  2. Add a filter for 'promoted' or 'stickied'
  3. Add that view to a panel

Is this a correct understanding of this new feature/functionality? (And btw, thanks for the quick reply and addition.)

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populist commented

@beget - the process you laid out is correct. if you want to use sticky or front page as part of the panel filters, you would need to add those as "exposed filters" in the view. if you look at the "panopoly general" view we currently do this for node type and you would just need to add sticky or front page as filters.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

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user654 commented
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Status: Closed (fixed) » Active
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Those are hidden by default by the Panopoly Admin module. Personally, I'd recommend using the Flag module to implement your own version of "Promote to front page" and "Sticky". However, if you really must have them, you can re-enable them in the Panopoly Admin configuration page under Admin -> Panopoly -> Panopoly Settings -> Panopoly Admin (or /admin/panopoly/settings/panopoly_admin).