• While trying to Write a post, I do the following (in this order):

    • type in Title (eg NAME OF POST)
    • type Post
    • write tags
    • check categories
    • add a (pre-existing – using the drop box) custom field entry (hitting “Add Custom Field” after entering the info)
    • add a second (pre-existing) custom field entry (again, clicking “Add Custom Field afterwards)
    • Publish

    When I go to the “Manage Posts” page, I see the following:

    (published) NAME OF POST
    (published) Older post
    (published) Previous post
    (published) Post before that
    …etc…
    (unpublished) NAME OF POST
    (unpublished) Draft created on DATE at TIME

    Clicking on the name of the post to edit it reveals the following:

    For NAME OF POST (the one that was published):
    All the info entered appears, except the only custom field entry displayed is the last one entered

    For NAME OF POST (the one that was unpublished):
    All the info entered appears, with the exception of the category and custom fields entries.

    For Draft created on DATE at TIME (unpublished):
    NONE of the info appears (the title was changed to “Draft created on DATE at TIME”)….EXCEPT for the first custom field entry.

    If I go back and edit NAME OF POST, it will accept additional custom fields with no problem.

    At first, I thought I was doing something screwy (and I remain open to the possibility that may still be the case), but this seems like pretty odd behavior if it was just some setting I needed to adjust.

    For what it’s worth…
    I’m using Firefox 2.0.0.13 and Windows XP (Media Center Edition).
    I don’t have similar problems while using WordPress 2.3.3

    Any help would be MUCH appreciated.

    Thanks!

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  • A FYI (WordPress 2.5.1 – Firefox 2)

    Create a New post.

    Add a custom field (pre-existing) to the post.
    Draft gets saved.
    Postmeta entry created with post_id 68

    Add a custom field (pre-existing) to the post.
    Draft gets saved.
    Postmeta entry created with post_id 69

    Add a custom field (pre-existing) to the post.
    Draft gets saved.
    Postmeta entry created with post_id 70

    Save post.

    Post is now id 70, but of course lost custom fields attributed to draft id 68, 69.

    As previously mentioned. Workaround is to save then add custom fields.


    guillep2k’s Patch didn’t help

    Per suggestion. Retested and 2.6 does fix my problem!

    Looking at posts in this forum, WP 2.6 brings a bunch of new bugs. They might be fixed in the next version, but I am thinking about staying at version 2.5.1 and fixing the bugs I already know.

    Unfortunately ticket 6457 doesn’t give any hint on how the problems with the custom fields were actually solved. How many files had to be altered and which?

    Anyone?

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