You need to set the who parameter in get_users <?php $blogusers = get_users( ‘orderby=post_count&who=authors’ ); foreach ( $blogusers as $user ) { echo ‘<li>’ . esc_html( $user->display_name ) . ‘</li>’; } ?> EDIT Seems I was to fast answering. The code in your question and in my answer is the start to what you want … Read more
I found this plugin called EditFlow that says it allows you to add custom statuses. Apparently it’s designed for use in a newsroom. (FYI, I searched the WordPress plugins directory for “custom post status.”)
A faster solution is: $post = array( ‘ID’ => $post_id, ‘post_status’ => $status ); wp_update_post($post); This way you don’t have to get the post.
There is a great Step by Step description on how to do that here https://www.jclabs.co.uk/create-custom-post-status-in-wordpress-using-register_post_status/ To add your custom post status to the drop-down menue, just add the following to your themes function script: add_action(‘admin_footer-post.php’, ‘jc_append_post_status_list’); function jc_append_post_status_list(){ global $post; $complete=””; $label=””; if($post->post_type == ‘recipes’){ if($post->post_status == ‘aggregated’){ $complete=” selected=\”selected\””; $label=”<span id=\”post-status-display\”> Aggregated</span>”; } echo … Read more
I would use transients to do this: create a user-online-update function that you hook on init; it would look something like this: // get the user activity the list $logged_in_users = get_transient(‘online_status’); // get current user ID $user = wp_get_current_user(); // check if the current user needs to update his online status; // he does … Read more
You can use the post_status parameter: * ‘publish’ – a published post or page * ‘pending’ – post is pending review * ‘draft’ – a post in draft status * ‘auto-draft’ – a newly created post, with no content * ‘future’ – a post to publish in the future * ‘private’ – not visible to … Read more