collaboratorfab

Hi raybanm,

You can use triggers in order to solve this. Just asign a category to a new post (for example, post_images) with a trigger in table wp-posts, and then block this category from your home page adding

<?php query_posts($query_string . ‘&cat=-11’); ?>

just before “if (have_posts()…. ” on your index.php and assuming that 11 is the id of the category that you want to block.

Then create a new item in your main menu and asign it to “post_images” category.

Edited: a trigger like this one could be valid for you. You mast change 11 for the real id of the category “post_images”.

DELIMITER $$

CREATE TRIGGER asigncategory AFTER UPDATE ON wp_posts
FOR EACH ROW BEGIN
INSERT INTO wp_term_relationships VALUES (NEW.ID, ’11’, ‘0’);
END;

$$

DELIMITER ;

Hi all,

I have the same problem exposed above, and it’s a problem because the user doesn’t know if the post has been published. Any way to fix it?

Thank you very much!

Collab