You have to POST the data somehow, or send it via GET (not good if you have a lot of data, and not really the intended purpose of GET anyway). It is really hard to tell exactly what your problem is though. The options that come to my mind are: Use the AJAX API (even … Read more
A simple ways to do it, publish it with a past date. If you need to post content that should not behave like normal posts then you should consider posting it as a page.
Unfortunately there are no filters or actions for modifying the post status select in quick edit (WP_Posts_List_Table::inline_edit()) – you’d need to resort to JavaScript: (function($){ $( “select[name=_status]” ).each( function () { var value = $( this ).val(); if ( value === “pending” ) $( “option[value=pending]”, this ).after( “<option value=”status-1″>Status 1</option>” ); else if ( value … Read more
I am not sure if that is built in, but you can try adding something like this to your functions.php function set_publisher( $new_status, $old_status, $post ) { $publisher_id = get_current_user_id(); if ( $new_status == ‘publish’ && $publisher_id > 0) { update_post_meta($post->ID, ‘post_publisher’, $publisher_id); } } add_action( ‘transition_post_status’, ‘set_publisher’, 10, 3 ); And then when you … Read more
There is no built in “user code” mechanism is WordPress. Your options for running your code are the theme’s functions.php file, a plugin, or a mu-plugin. You are aware of the first two options, the first of which you reasonably want to avoid. Writing a simple plugin is pretty trivial so I would not be … Read more
As @shanebp suggested you in a comment to OP, that is one of the hook fired by the function wp_transition_post_status, it’s a bit hard to find it doing a search in code because is a dynamic hook, in facts the line in code that fires it looks like: do_action( “{$new_status}_{$post->post_type}”, $post->ID, $post ); Where $new_status … Read more
The role you are describing is “Contributor”. So the option would be to use this role unless you still want to edit Author capabilities which would be done as follows: function disable_authors_publish_cap() { // Get author role object $author = get_role( ‘author’ ); // Remove the post publishing capability $author->remove_cap( ‘publish_posts’ ); } add_action( ‘init’, … Read more
I think that by adding a delay you’re not really fixing the issue, you’re simply hiding it, until you grow and add more media and servers, so lsyncd will take longer, and you’ll have to increase your delay every time. Also what about updating existing posts? People might add media items and update, or add … Read more
Possible causes – 1) The template which is being applied for this page is having 0 (static or some evaluated result) as prefix to the post content. 2) It’s being added via filtering done by any piece of code in the theme or any plugin through the hook the_content. 3) If the result of each … Read more
Was able to figure out that the meta value was being stored as a string, which doesn’t play nice with the meta query. So what I had to do was do a like comparison with the serialized string version of my meta value. The meta query ended up like this $args = array ( ‘meta_query’ … Read more