happyeclair
Member
Posted 6 years ago #
We have a WordPress-powered site and we have been using the Pages feature a lot. There have been several people who have worked on the site already and the problem is that we have no way to determine who was the last user who edited it.
Having some kind of version control would be nice but that would be more like a wiki... Has anyone done something like that?
Or if anyone hasn't done what I mentioned above, is there a way to find out who the last user was who edited the particular page? Maybe there is a plugin and I just don't know what it is? Or is there a way to hack the page that displays the information?
happyeclair
Member
Posted 6 years ago #
MichaelH: Any instructions on how to use that plugin? Uh, I am fairly new to tweaking stuff on WP. Thanks!
Installation:
Browse to here: http://dev.wp-plugins.org/file/blicki/trunk/blicki.php
Scroll to the bottom, click on Plain Text, select and copy all. Save as wp-content/plugins/blicki.php
Activate Blicki Plugin
Under Options, Wiki, verify settings (seems there's a bug on save there where it shows all Options).
As for usage:
Create a post. Edit a post. Use phpMyAdmin to view the wp_post_revision_ids and wp_post_revisions to see what and who editted.
Seems there's no way to view the edit etc yet....
happyeclair
Member
Posted 6 years ago #
Someone recommended the wp-versioning plugin but it doesn't quite work... Anyhow, I am using Blicki and my problem with it is that it doesn't seem to show who is the person responsible for the edit.
