That doesn’t help me, whatsoever. I don’t want any autosave or revision functionality. I want one ID per post. Just making a quick post that just says “test” results in 4 new rows in my database. That’s unacceptable.
Now go and read the pages at the links that Krishna posted above.
Excuse me? It wasn’t helpful information. A simple “no, this behavior you describe cannot be attained” would have been helpful. Posting links is not an answer. False and 0 are the same. I’ve obviously been trying to figure this out and reading a lot. What about the trash BS? Is permanent deletion only available for media?
A simple “no, this behavior you describe cannot be attained” would have been helpful.
And incorrect as even a cursory reading of the first page would have revealed. And, no – ‘false’ and `0′ are not always the same in PHP.
Is permanent deletion only available for media?
No – it’s also available for Posts * & Pages when you empty (delete) all trash. If this is not appropriate for your needs, try looking for a suitable plugin that allows you to bypass the Trash.
Well then why isn’t it working? If 0 and false were different, it would say so on that page. It doesn’t. They’re listed under the same function. I’ve already said what I’ve added to my config, and nothing changes. This is why this post is in the troubleshooting section. It’s not working.
I have found no such plugin to bypass the trash. If one puts the option at zero, shouldn’t WordPress be intuitive enough to say “hey, let’s disable the trash system completely and change this ‘Trash’ link to something like ‘Delete permanently’,” not just put something into trash and waiting a few seconds for it to delete?
I want one database entry per post and no trash functionality for posts.
