The problem I can immediately see is, you’ve set: ‘post_status’ => ‘published’ This should be: ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’ Also, since you are only updating the post status, it’s less error prone and more appropriate to use wp_publish_post function instead of wp_update_post function. With this change, your karma_approve_all_posts() function will look like this: function karma_approve_all_posts( $posts … Read more
In Chrome, open DevTools and go to the Network tab. Now click the Fetch/XHR filter. Then, click Publish and watch the Network traffic to see if any errors are being returned. That should give you an indication of where things are going wrong. You might see a 500 error returned on the Publish call.
I could solve the problem myself. Here are the resources that help in finding the (my) fault: WordPress@Stackoverflow: Update Plugin Detailed description, that explained the same as above in my workflow. Expanded version of the above WordPress Documentation: Header information in readme.txt This was the final point. I had in my readme.txt in the header: … Read more
You could run this code inside of an action on transition post status. Any time a post is published you could run this code to generate and upload the HTML to your FTP server. function post_published( $new_status, $old_status, $post ) { if ( $new_status == ‘publish’ ) { // Build your file and upload it … Read more
Create media folder upon post publish?
How is it possible to use a very reduced version of WordPress?
Yes, it sounds like you do want a post transition hook, probably draft_to_publish as per the following from the Codex: function your_callback( $post ) { // Code here } add_action( ‘draft_to_publish’, ‘your_callback’ ); Use authorNotification— your function name– instead of your_callback. It should be fairly simple in your case. However, the precise details of your … Read more
Postdata for all post types (post, page and any custom post type) are stored in exactly the same way and is returned in exactly the same way. The WP_Post are build exactly the same each time. The use of template tags are also not different in any way. In short, what works for normal posts … Read more
It’s a normal behaviour of WordPress if you have attachments in your post and revision enable for your site. When an attachment is added to a post, the attachment post_status is inherit of the parent post, and the logic is that the ping status is set to closed. When revisions are enable, a copy of … Read more
It sounds like you’re looking for the publish_post hook which (per the Codex): Runs when a post is published, or if it is edited and its status is “published”. Action function arguments: post ID. Alternately, there’s save_post which is triggered whenever a post or page is created or updated, which could be from an import, … Read more