Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
Problem is that the one who sets up the page is not the same who uses. The majority of Drupal users are not those who had set it up themselfs, as far as I guess... If I deploy a Drupal installation to some client, he will not know that he is not seeing the default homepage...
Point taken!
The real solution is to test what the default front page is (perhaps even create and store a new flag) and change the wording of the option box based on that.
Pseudo code:
If($default_front_page) { form_checkboxes(t('Promote to front page') /*MORE CODE*/); } else { form_checkboxes(t('Is Headline') /*MORE CODE*/); }
Long story short - The cons of the proposed change AS IS outweigh the pros.
This might work indeed.
- This might work indeed :-) + Indeed *guaranteed* to work. As would Pseudo code: If($default_front_page) { form_checkboxes(t('Promote to front page') /*MORE CODE*/); } else { /*DO NOTHING - PROBLEM SOLVED - NO SEMANTIC TRAPS - LETS STOP THIS ENTIRE THREAD*/ } andre