Hello Michael,

Primary category is necessary as it identifies the "structure" of your blog post. When you duplicate a blog post, EasyBlog only knows that you want that blog post to be stored in that particular category (since it is duplicated).

When you edit that duplicated blog post, all you need to do is to uncheck the category that was already pre-selected and check on a new category

Mark, funny thing, the Primary Category does not indicate checked until after I update the post. THEN is shows that two categories are checked - the one I chose and the Primary category. It seems that as long as one category is checked it should not auto-insert the Primary category as well. That's my two cents.

Hi there,

I have tried to replicate this and it seems that this issues comes from our end. i have issued this to my developer and it will be fixed and included on next released version. Thanks for your understandings