WordPress MU

Is this flag used anywhere in MU ? Or is it just there for potential third-party processing ?

Doesn't it keep blogs checked as such out of things like the global lists and whatnot around the site?

I saw a plugin from IT Damager around here that allows you to flag your blog yourself, what it does with that info, I do not remember....

Is there a way to get an rss feed of all the "mature" blogs that anyone can think of? I think it'd be handy for an admin side view.

Actually now that I think about it, it would be handy to have the ability to search any of the setting keys from the siteadmin dash.

after running a full search on the script, the word mature isn't used anywhere but just to allow to set the variable.

A search on MU?

I know for positive it's used in a few of the queries.

... and mature = '0' ...

Get all blogs comes to mind as one of the functions.

well maybe it wasn't in my nightly. my get_blog_list functions returned all blogs until i modified it. Time to plan migration.

Strange, Q.

Of course, I'm not keeping up with merging trac yet. I just want to get it running and set-up first. :D

However, for the actual 1.0 release, it is specified in the query.

In wp-includes/wpmu-functions.php

get_last_updated uses it, around line 486 or so.

get_blog_list uses it as well, around line 553 or so.

My line numbers might not be on par, since I've added some of my own stuff to this file, but it's in the ballpark.

For the get_blog_list function, here's what my query looks like:


$blogs = $wpdb->get_results( "SELECT blog_id, domain, path FROM $wpdb->blogs WHERE site_id = '$wpdb->siteid' AND public = '1' AND archived = '0' AND mature = '0' AND spam = '0' AND deleted = '0' ORDER BY registered DESC", ARRAY_A );


yeah, but my original nightly's not 1.0, it's from march :-p

Ohhhhh...

That would make a difference then. :D