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Blog Permanently Says "draft"


CaliSparrow

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CaliSparrow Collaborator

Hello,

Whenever I make posts in the blog section, it lists the post as a draft. How do I change this?

Thank you,

Cali


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kareng Grand Master

We seem to be having this issues with some accounts.

 

Have you had a blog previously?

 

Do you have an option for "publish"?

 

Do you have more than 1 draft?

 

 

Until this is worked out, Peter has been going in with his Super Powers and publishing them.

CaliSparrow Collaborator

I've had blogs before. When I edit a post, the only option is "submit changes". In new entries, it says "post new entry". There doesn't seem to be an option to post a draft. All of my blog posts are in "draft" mode here. I have more than one blog and more than one post. All posts show up as a draft.

Thank you!

Cali

kareng Grand Master

This seems to be happening to people who have had blogs before.

CaliSparrow Collaborator

I'm not sure I understand the correlation. What would a bug in the system have to do with someone having had a blog before?

kareng Grand Master

I'm not sure I understand the correlation. What would a bug in the system have to do with someone having had a blog before?

I don't know either. It's just an interesting fact for the people who can fix the system to consider. Perhaps a system upgrade messed up people with previous blogs in some way.

For what I know of computers - it could be that the gerbil that runs the " publish blog" wheel has run off. :)

psawyer Proficient

Cali, you have five draft items, three dated June 28, one July 15 and one July 16. I will publish all of them for you in the order they were updated, but they will all show as published today in a very short period of time.


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CaliSparrow Collaborator

@Kareng :-) & thanks for steering me here.

@psawyer thank you. Is there anything in particular that I need to do to publish them in the future?

psawyer Proficient

We don't know why this happens, so we don't have any idea how to prevent it.

Scott Adams Grand Master

I am checking into the root cause now with the board makers...

Scott Adams Grand Master

Ok, they figured out the issue, and it happened with a recent upgrade. The issue should now be resolved.

Scott

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