By lotussteve@cargal.org on
Hello!
I read somewhere here that if i change line 64 and 65 in the blog.module of 4.0.0, which looks like this:
else {
return array("body" => filter($node->body), "promote" => 0, "moderate" => 1, "status" => 1, "teaser" => filter($node->teaser));
to this:
else {
return array("body" => filter($node->body), "promote" => 1, "moderate" => 0, "status" => 1, "teaser" => filter($node->teaser));
that blogs are per default no longer in the moderation queue when submitted by normal users.
But this doesn't work for me. What do i do wrong?
Thanks for help,
Ciao,
Steve
Comments
it works for me (the way you
it works for me (the way you said), just tested on my local drupal copy. what does happen on your machine, then? all the same? did you save the file, and did you save the proper file (eg not another copy)? sorry for the stupid questions, but i dont have another idea ...
> what does happen
Hello!
Ok, with the help of a testuser and watchdog i understood what happened:
The user had entered his blog but shortly afterwards edited it, so it ended up in the moderation queue.
Should not look after such problems at 4:00 am
Thank you for your time,
Ciao,
Steve
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