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DeCysos
Phoenix Foto Service
Yes in the file it would be possible.
So I just think of the following:
You create a category in the dashboard: "not arranged"
You write down the ID (number) of it.
[CODE lang="php" title="app\themes\Peafowl\snippets\anywhere_upload.php" highlight="7"] <?php
if (get_categories()) {
?>
<div class="input-label upload-input-col center-box text-align-left">
<label for="upload-category-id"><?php _se('Category'); ?></label>
<select name="upload-category-id" id="upload-category-id" class="text-input">
<option value><?php _se('Select category'); ?></option>
<?php
foreach (get_categories() as $category) {
?>
<option value="<?php echo $category['id']; ?>"><?php echo $category['name']; ?></option>
<?php
} //for
?>
</select>
</div>
<?php
} // categories?
?>[/CODE]
Replace the line
Thus, you do not force the user to choose a category, but you have it later easier even assign the categories.
Everything else would be too complex now.
So I just think of the following:
You create a category in the dashboard: "not arranged"
You write down the ID (number) of it.
[CODE lang="php" title="app\themes\Peafowl\snippets\anywhere_upload.php" highlight="7"] <?php
if (get_categories()) {
?>
<div class="input-label upload-input-col center-box text-align-left">
<label for="upload-category-id"><?php _se('Category'); ?></label>
<select name="upload-category-id" id="upload-category-id" class="text-input">
<option value><?php _se('Select category'); ?></option>
<?php
foreach (get_categories() as $category) {
?>
<option value="<?php echo $category['id']; ?>"><?php echo $category['name']; ?></option>
<?php
} //for
?>
</select>
</div>
<?php
} // categories?
?>[/CODE]
Replace the line
<option value><?php _se('Select category'); ?></option> with <option value="YOURCATID"><?php _se('Select category'); ?></option>Thus, you do not force the user to choose a category, but you have it later easier even assign the categories.
Everything else would be too complex now.
DeCysos
Phoenix Foto Service
Yes, you can read the ID either from the MySQL table or from the source code of the page where the category is displayed.
Please, I help where I can.
DeCysos
Phoenix Foto Service
Update ....
When in the
Dashboard -> Website -> Explore (Guests) == Disabled
is, then no category is assigned to guests.
To change this one would have to do the following.
Post #3 has a code
The line 18
[CODE lang="php" highlight="2"] }else{ // categories?
echo '<input name="upload-category-id" id="upload-category-id" value="YOUR_CAT_ID" type="hidden">';
}[/CODE]
When in the
Dashboard -> Website -> Explore (Guests) == Disabled
is, then no category is assigned to guests.
To change this one would have to do the following.
Post #3 has a code
The line 18
} //categories? would be replaced with the following content ....[CODE lang="php" highlight="2"] }else{ // categories?
echo '<input name="upload-category-id" id="upload-category-id" value="YOUR_CAT_ID" type="hidden">';
}[/CODE]