Preface Once post preview is frontend, the comment form depends on how theme handle it. I will assume in this answer that the comment form is shown using the standard comment_form() function. The previous assumption isn’t enough, in fact comment_form is probably the function in WordPress core with more hooks. There is almost an hook … Read more
So I installed the Yoast SEO plugin, and tested your code, and now I can positively say “neither no nor yes, but you could” to this question: Please help not sure whether I should use this along with transition_post_status transition_post_status is fired before the wp_insert_post action is fired, and the Yoast SEO plugin is actually … Read more
That code is part of something bigger, as there are many places where the custom post_status needs to be inserted. There are two interesting discussions here at WPSE and both point to the use of this plugin: Edit Flow. Is it possible to have more “levels” of draft/published statuses? Add a new post status in … Read more
I think I find the answer– wp-include/post.php: if ( ! in_array( $post_status, array( ‘inherit’, ‘private’ ) ) ) $post_status=”inherit”; So, whatever status will be saved as “inherit”.
Found the filter: comment_feed_where to filter the WHERE clause, which by default only looks for posts with status = publish. function comment_feed_where_status($where) { return str_replace( “post_status=”publish””, “post_status=”publish” OR post_status=”resolved” OR post_status=”unresolved””, $one); } add_filter(‘comment_feed_where’, __NAMESPACE__ . ‘\\comment_feed_where_status’); I found this by debugging with “SAVEQUERIES” enabled and dumping the queries array on the feed page.
You have a date format mismatch here. You say your dates are saved as Y/m/d in your custom field, which is correct, but then you try to match this format to unix timestamp (which is the result from time()). Date and time formats need to be in exactly the same format in order to match … Read more
Automatically move pending posts after 30 days and, update the post date, when users update the posts
It’s not clear what you’re looking for here, but you could try to use the posts_where filter: /** * Remove posts, with a given status, on the edit.php (post) screen, * when there’s no post status filter selected. */ add_action( ‘posts_where’, function( $where, $q ) { if( is_admin() && $q->is_main_query() && ! filter_input( INPUT_GET, ‘post_status’ … Read more
You were right Toscho, it is a plugin called ‘better WP-Security’ I did a search for ‘418’ as suggested in the files I had backed up via ftp and found this: $bwpsmemlimit = (int) ini_get( ‘memory_limit’ ) //if they’re locked out or banned die if ( ( $bwpsoptions[‘id_enabled’] == 1 ||$bwpsoptions[‘ll_enabled’] == 1 ) && … Read more
Just use the function get_post_status(). Inside the loop you have access to the Post Id, but if you leave this blank it will use the ID of the current post instead. So you code will become something like this (not tested yet): <h3 class=”entry-title td-module-title”> <?php if( get_post_status() != ‘future’ ) { ?> <a href=”<?php … Read more