Prevent users to delete comments from trash
Prevent users to delete comments from trash
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Conditional tag-like function to tell if post is in trash?
You could use get_post_status(): function is_trash( $post_id = 0 ) { 0 == $post_id and $post_id = get_the_ID(); return ‘trash’ === get_post_status( $post_id ); } Side note: To get a list of all registered post status objects use get_post_stati() – yes, that’s wrong.
What’s the difference with trash_comment and wp_trash_comment?
Where did you see trash_comment? It is no original WordPress core function, though. Maybe some part of a plugin/theme? So in short: use wp_trash_comment – if you must. There is, however, an action called trash_comment. Maybe this is what got you confused…?
Post deleted in trash [closed]
Once a post is moved to the trash and deleted, it’s gone from the database. The only way to recover it is from an earlier database backup. Do you have a backup? Does your webhost have a backup?
Nonce for Trashing Item
I found the answer – this contains sample code which helped me resolve the issue. https://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Nonces
How to change ‘Move to Trash’ to ‘Move to Draft’ for my blog’s users?
You can use add_filter() for post_row_actions to filter out the ones you don’t want, add in the functions you do want. Like so: <?php /** Plugin Name: (wpse) Draft vs. Trash Posts */ add_filter( ‘post_row_actions’, ‘my_plugin_update_actions’, 10, 2 ); function my_plugin_update_actions($actions, $post) { $capability = ‘promote_users’; $role=”Administrator”; // Choose what you want to check against. … Read more
wp_trash_post hook – problem with page updating if using wp_die
You should basically never dieon an action. It is likely to leave the system in unstable state. The right way to solve your issue to to deny users from deleting the post by using the user_has_cap filter that enables you to override the default permissions users have. The added value is that users will (should) … Read more
Script doesn’t trash custom post types. Instead it duplicates the post and generate new versions in the trash
The $id variable is never set. Use this instead: wp_trash_post( $postid );
Restore page after deleting it from trash
Unless you have a backup of your database then most probably your page is unfortunately gone forever. You could try contacting your hosting provider and ask if they have a backup stored somewhere.
Cancelled orders move to Trash automatically in Woocommerce – how to disable?
A clue: backoffice > woocommerce > settings > tab account/confidentiality > at bottom “Retention of personal data” > change date for the cancelled orders