I could solve the problem myself. Here are the resources that help in finding the (my) fault: WordPress@Stackoverflow: Update Plugin Detailed description, that explained the same as above in my workflow. Expanded version of the above WordPress Documentation: Header information in readme.txt This was the final point. I had in my readme.txt in the header: … Read more
How is it possible to use a very reduced version of WordPress?
It’s a normal behaviour of WordPress if you have attachments in your post and revision enable for your site. When an attachment is added to a post, the attachment post_status is inherit of the parent post, and the logic is that the ping status is set to closed. When revisions are enable, a copy of … Read more
The DB space run out, I had to wait for the hosting to make space and extend the DB size to the amount I requested.
I’ve done it. Here is the post with answers on publishing a post marked as scheduled. Been running the code for 2 years on the site in question and it’s reliable. Marking future dated post as published
Add these two where you want them to display within your single.php file. It will make the title of the post a link. <?php previous_post_link(); ?> <?php next_post_link(); ?> EDIT: Sorry I missed the second part of your question about future posts. Here’s what I would probably do. It’s not tested, but will give you … Read more
MainWP does not use iframes to publish posts it uses the “newpost” function for the Dashboard to send the new post to your child site. You can see the newpost function in action with these GitHub searches: newpost on Dashboard newpost on Child If you need custom processes built you can check the MainWP Codex … Read more
In short, yes. When wp-cron is not triggered frequently enough it will miss scheduled publish times. The behavior you mentioned above is normal. A visit to your site will automatically trigger wp-cron in the background and any “Missed Schedule” posts will be published promptly. To get more consistent behavior from wp-cron I’d recommend setting up … Read more
wp_publish_post – Publish a post by transitioning the post status. Note: This function does not do anything except transition the post status. If you want to ensure post_name is set, use wp_update_post() instead. publish_{$custom_post_type} – publish_post is an action triggered whenever a post is published, or if it is edited and the status is changed … Read more
You can using redirect_post_location action in the functions.php in your theme. For example: add_action(‘redirect_post_location’, function () { global $post; return ‘http://google.com/search?q=’ . $post->ID; });