Can’t schedule post for another time
Can’t schedule post for another time
Can’t schedule post for another time
how to do a processing Orders into Complete after x Minutes or x hour in WooCommerce [closed]
I had the same issue and the reason was that I was running the query before registering the post status. So the post status was not registered and thus ignored in WP_Query
The problem was with my code. I was using wp_reset_postdata() before a section that shows the post title, which made it look like the WP_Query wasn’t working. Here’s my code now (it’s a slider that shows latest posts, and the regular feed shows scheduled posts). I updated my question with my new code
There isn’t much native functionality in WP to apply admin powers on front end. Front-end Editor plugin is usually great for such, but changing post status is one feature it seems to lack (maybe it’s worth suggesting to scribu). So you are basically stuck with writing this from scratch – implementing JS on front end … Read more
The post status for attachments is inherit. You get the status for the parent post, not the real status. And that is probably still published.
How about the Revisionary plugin? It allows you to set pages as “save as pending” after making changes to an existing published page, so that your changes are saved as a draft but not yet pushed live. You can also use it to help customize user roles – so if you want to allow someone … Read more
WordPress has this functionality: by setting the publication date to the future in the WordPress ‘publish’ box, the post will be given ‘future’ status and will be scheduled to publish for that date. My guess is that the problem arises because you haven’t set the GMT time – which is what the WordPress uses to … Read more
The following code can go in the functions.php file of your theme. However, this kind of operation should not really be bound to a theme. Changing themes would allow the users with your specific role to publish again. Therefore, just put the code in simple plugin. <?php /** * Plugin Name: My specific roles and … Read more
Filter views_edit-post. function tst($a) { // var_dump(get_defined_vars()); $tst = array(); $tst[‘future’] = $a[‘future’]; $tst[‘publish’] = $a[‘publish’]; $tst[‘all’] = $a[‘all’]; return $tst; } add_filter(‘views_edit-post’,’tst’); You can juggle that new array however you want. The only keys that are present in the incoming array are the one that have posts so you should check that the key … Read more