Procedural File: _admin.php
Source Location: /blogs/conf/_admin.php
This is the admin config file
This sets how the back-office/admin interface works
| Filesource: | Source Code for this file |
Cross posting
Possible values:
- -1 if you don't want to use categories at all
- 0 if you want users to post to a single category only
- 1 if you want to be able to cross-post among multiple categories
- 2 if you want to be able to cross-post among multiple blogs/categories
- 3 if you want to be able to change main cat among blogs (which will move the posts from one blog to another; use with caution)
Information Tags:
| Todo: | fp>This should be moved to the backoffice. In the BO, this should actually be split into: App Settings: checkbox [] allow cross posting another checkbox [] allow moving posting between different blogs Each blog's settings: radio between:
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Post types that can be restricted on a per-blog basis using the blog user/group permissions.
The key of each array element is the part of the corresponding permission name without the "blog_" prefix (e. g. a value of 'page' means the permission 'blog_page'). The value of each array element is an array containing the post type IDs whose usage is controlled by the respective permission.
Default value: array('page' => array(
1000,
),'intro'=>array(1500,1520,1530,1570,1600,),'podcast'=>array(2000,),'sidebar'=>array(3000,),)
API Tags:
| See: | ItemTypeCache::get_option_list_usable_only() |
| See: | check_perm_posttype() |
Reserved post type IDs.
These post types are reserved for future use and can't be edited or deleted in the post type editor. It also is not possible to select them when creating a new post. Do not remove any IDs from this array.
Default value: array( 4000, 5000 )Information Tags:
| Todo: | fp>get rid of this and just delete 4000 & 500 from the database during upgrade |