There are two flaws in the code that I can see. The first one is a bug in this code if($post->post_type != ‘product’) If no post exists, you get the following error Notice: Trying to get property of non-object… This can be fixed by first checking if a post isset if(isset($post) && $post->post_type != ‘product’) … Read more
The solution was on the jquery side of things. The .on function needed to bubble upwards to be sure that it was always getting the most recent, ajax-added content. I only had to adjust the first line to be more aligned with jquery documentation for .on(). $( ‘#the-list’ ).on( ‘click’, ‘.editinline’, function(){ // revert Quick … Read more
This is done filtering the *_row_actions. For the Comments screen (/wp-admin/edit-comments.php) this is the hook: add_filter( ‘comment_row_actions’, ‘comments_row_wpse_92313’, 15, 2 ); function comments_row_wpse_92313( $actions, $comment ) { if( !current_user_can( ‘delete_plugins’ ) ) unset( $actions[‘quickedit’], $actions[‘edit’], $actions[‘spam’] ); return $actions; } I cannot see a History option, maybe it’s included by some plugin (?). It’s a … Read more
A couple things, Make sure in your save_post hook you’re checking for DOING_AJAX which is used for saving in quick-edit. Check out my other question: Quick edit screen customization. The answer I received worked, but I haven’t actually implemented it into my plugin quite yet as it’s not a priority of mine yet. Hope that … Read more
Sorry for the question as I found out it is my mistake. It is happened because I disabled the admin object of my plugin while doing ajax(by mistake), it cause the issue of not processing “post_row_actions”(I defined in admin class) in quick-edit. Thank you for your help.
Ok, I got it, here’s the code: function ilc_quickedit_save($post_id, $post) { if( $post->post_type != ‘evento’ ) return; if (isset($_POST[‘is_quickedit’])) update_post_meta($post_id, ‘eventdate’, $_POST[‘eventdate’]); } function ilc_quickedit_get() { $html=”<script type=”text/javascript”>”; $html .= ‘jQuery(document).ready(function() {‘; $html .= ‘jQuery(“a.editinline”).live(“click”, function() {‘; $html .= ‘var id = inlineEditPost.getId(this);’; $html .= ‘jQuery.post(“‘ . THEME_URI . ‘/library/admin/admin.php”,{ post_id: id, modo: “ajaxget” },’; … Read more
It’s just a guess, since I haven’t tested your code, but… There is a part that looks pretty sketchy for me: All your actions are run only if this condition is true: if(isset($post_type) && $post_type == “listings”){ And where that $post_type variable comes from? $post_type = get_post_type(); So you don’t pass any post_id to that … Read more
Both, quick edit and the regular post edit screen, offer an author field. Just take care to set the correct author when you edit something. To see this field you have to enable it in the screen option in the upper right corner:
I downloaded and activated the code referenced on GitHub, then added custom post type registration code for movies to match the original example. I noticed that the code on GitHub had a bug where the switch statement in manage_wp_posts_be_qe_bulk_quick_edit_custom_box() checks for release_date, coming_soon, and film_rating instead of release_date_column, coming_soon_column, and film_rating_column, so I fixed those … Read more
It’s inlineeditnonce. Check line 1185 of admin-ajax.php for details.