Static settings for subcategories?: WSN Support

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Static settings for subcategories?

hostitpl
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Posted 09/22/09 - 11:41 AM:	#1
I'd like to make it so I don't have to enter in manual settings every time I make a new subcategory.
Hmmm, where do we start?

Paul
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Posted 09/23/09 - 01:23 AM:	#2
Please describe what "enter in manual settings" means and what kind of settings you want for new subcategories. Maybe http://scripts.webmastersite.net/w...ion_of_categories-175.html is what you're looking for?
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hostitpl
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Posted 09/23/09 - 04:59 AM:	#3
Every time I make a subcategory, if I scroll to the bottom all the options are checked as default, which means I have to go and change all the settings for every subcategory that make. Is there a way to set the script up so I don't have to change the settings every time I make if subcategory?.
Hmmm, where do we start?

Paul
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Posted 09/24/09 - 04:41 PM:	#4
Do you mean usergroup permissions? If all categories have the same permissions, you shouldn't edit any category usergroup permissions -- you should set the usergroup permissions in the admin panel usergroup permissions. If you're just changing permissions below a parent category, this automatically inherits to subcategories if you have Admin -> Settings -> Categories -> "Should subcategories inherit permissions from their parents?" on so you shouldn't be re-changing and should simply leave the subcategories with the defaults.
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