Just an addiction to @KrzysiekDróżdż answer. When viewing a specific post status the url query string variable ‘post_status’, is set to the name of the status, so you can use $_GET[‘post_status’] to narrow the effect of @KrzysiekDróżdż code only for pending posts: function my_edit_per_page( $result, $option, $user ) { $status = filter_input( INPUT_GET, ‘post_status’, FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING … Read more
You can use the posts_where filter: // Add custom filter add_filter( ‘posts_where’, ‘wpse_modified’ ); // Fetch posts $query = new WP_Query( $lastupdated_args ); where you can define the filter callback as: function wpse_modified( $where ) { global $wpdb; // Run only once: remove_filter( current_filter(), __FUNCTION__ ); // Append custom SQL return $where . ” AND … Read more
here is a function that does just that: function get_lastest_post_of_category($cat){ $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => 1, ‘order’=> ‘DESC’, ‘orderby’ => ‘date’, ‘category__in’ => (array)$cat); $post_is = get_posts( $args ); return $post_is[0]->ID; } Usage: say my category id is 22 then: $last_post_ID = get_lastest_post_of_category(22); you can also pass an array of categories to this function.
Try using these delete links instead. Yours don’t seem to be formatted right. For delete: $delLink = wp_nonce_url( admin_url() . “post.php”, “post=” . $post->ID . “&action=delete”); For trash: $delLink = wp_nonce_url( admin_url() . “post.php”, “post=” . $post->ID . “&action=trash”); EDIT: No try this instead: $post_type = get_post_type($post); $delLink = wp_nonce_url( admin_url() . “post.php?post=” . $post->ID … Read more
If you want your visitors to choose the category and author you can use the code below. If your loop in the template hasn’t been changed you should get away with adding a query to the URL like so: http://website.com/post-title/?author=1&cat=1 If you have a custom query you could do the following: $author = $_GET[‘author’]; //Get … Read more
Without seeing your code, here’s a rundown that should work for you. At the top of your template file, start an array, $featured_posts = array(); In your featured posts loop, in each iteration, add the ID of the post to the array, $featured_posts[] = get_the_ID(); In your second loop, check to see if the post … Read more
Try the_modified_author() or get_the_modified_author(), this should give you the display name of the last user that modified the post.
Well if your code is working properly and the only problem is that it displays when no one is logged in then try the code below. Because right now you are saying “Hey WP just echo out this” – so it does it. You need to change it to: “Hey WP if the user is … Read more
I don’t think you should create a new column in wp_posts… This kind of info is stored in wp_postmeta. When I need this kind of importing (Excel->WP), I use CSV Importer, as you can assign categories, tags and custom field to the imported data. You’ll probably need to do a couple of tests with few … Read more
WordPress supports XML-RPC protocol for such things. That is how desktop blogging clients work. Alternatively you can try to set it up via post by email.