It is definitely not. Publishing post is just a form submit and series of PHP function calls. When you close browser window that is treated according to PHP connection handling rules and settings. So if script terminates early the publishing process won’t be complete or rolled back to start either.
Try working through the solutions listed in: Troubleshooting WordPress 3.3 – Master List
I am not entirely sure what you’re asking, so I’m going to stake a wild stab in the dark until you can provide more information provided I don’t tell you exactly what you wanted to know. If by public you mean; pages with a certain tag lets say for this example the tag is ‘public’ … Read more
Where you pass post id ? $content = htmlentities(get_post_field(‘post_content’, $post_ID));
Trigger the click event of the publish button instead, and let WP do the work. <script> jQuery(document).ready(function( $ ) { $( “#secondary-publish” ).click(function () { $( “#publish” ).click() }); }); </script> Don’t use language (it was deprecated in HTML 4.01!) – you can drop type too (WP now has an HTML5 doctype).
Changes made to pages and posts are not saved when you Preview, they are only applied and made public when you Publish or Update. As mentioned above, caching plugins may prevent the changes from being displayed immediately even if you’re saved your edits.
Use the pre_get_posts action to alter the main query with meta_query arguments to only select posts with active current_status. This example would work for your main posts page. See Conditional Tags for how to determine when other types of queries are run. function wpa_current_status( $query ) { if ( $query->is_home() && $query->is_main_query() ) { $meta_query … Read more
Use the action from update_post_meta(): do_action( “updated_{$meta_type}_meta”, // example: updated_post_meta $meta_id, $object_id, // post ID $meta_key, // ‘view’ $_meta_value // view count ); Something like this should work (not tested): add_action( ‘update_post_meta’, ‘badge_check’, 10, 4 ); function badge_check( $meta_id, $post_id, $key, $value ) { if ( ‘views’ !== $key or 1000 > $value ) return; … Read more
You could compare post_date to post_modified and only echo your content if they do not match. // inside a Loop if ($post->post_date != $post->post_modified) { ?> <span style=”font-size:85%”>Last update <u><time datetime=”<?php the_modified_time(‘d-m-y’); ?>”> <?php the_modified_time(‘l j F, Y’); ?></time></u></span><?php } If you want “significant” updates, though, you will need to determine what counts as significant … Read more
I’ve installed your plugin and it doesn’t work. Feeds counter are updated correctly, but no feed are shown (and so no ‘Press this’ buttons). After that when I install it I see several notices: are you testing your plugin with wp debugging active? The best way, for me, is redirect users to the standard wordpress … Read more