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Default Preferences?
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Is there a way to set the default preferences so they aply to each user when he/she creates an account?
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minor SQL changes
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davidt (71)
I just go into the MySQL admin and make alterations, for ex:
ALTER TABLE users_comments ALTER posttype SET DEFAULT "plaintext";
Or you could manually edit the slashschema_create.sql file before install.
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minor SQL changes (Score:2)
ALTER TABLE users_comments ALTER posttype SET DEFAULT "plaintext";
Or you could manually edit the slashschema_create.sql file before install.