Does WordPress maintain revisions for index.html template?
Does WordPress maintain revisions for index.html template?
revisions
Preview for revision?
Preview for revision?
Elegantly prune post revisions
WordPress will trim revisions on a post when creating new revisions, this is how it does it at the end of wp_save_post_revision: // If a limit for the number of revisions to keep has been set, // delete the oldest ones. $revisions_to_keep = wp_revisions_to_keep( $post ); if ( $revisions_to_keep < 0 ) { return $return; … Read more
Saving Revision of post meta key/value on each update_post_meta event
You’d need to set up an additional custom field and update it whenever the user changes or updates the original custom field.
Building WP Web App: Creating a Feed for post revisions
From your description what you are looking for is a feed of activity. It might be easier for you to customize buddypress, which already have an activity feature, than to develop one from scratch. I’m sure you can turn off the social features that you don’t need.
Saving Taxonomies to Post Revisions
WordPress only supports revisions for post content, not terms. To create a system that monitors changes in post-term relationships over time, you would have to write a plugin that explicitly handles that. If you’re interested in going down that route, you would probably need to use the save_post hook to save term data (saving as … Read more
How to update the ‘modified_time’ of a post ONLY when content is changed?
I guess, there is no exact way of retrieving the time only when the post’s content is updated until you change the core functionality of wordpress and that might lead to some other issues. But here is a workaround I would like to propose here. You can retrieve the time/date only when content is updated … Read more
Revision History for Entire WordPress Site
Revision History for Entire WordPress Site
How is revision works internally?
How is revision works internally?
How to Determine a Post’s Last Edited Date?
If I got your question right, and you want posts created/modified between 3 years ago and today, try this query: SELECT p.ID, concat(‘http://www.toronto.com/restaurants/’, p.post_name) FROM wp_posts p WHERE p.post_type=”restaurant” AND p.post_status=”publish” AND p.post_modified > DATE_SUB(now(), INTERVAL 36 MONTH); Because your DATE_SUB returns something like this: NOW – 3 years, so, it’s something along the lines … Read more