Edit Post

phil.williams
(@philwilliams)

13 years, 6 months ago
Hi.

I’ve a few questions regarding this.
1. Does the post ID have to be included in teh query string for a user to edit their post?
2. When the user updates their post, they land on teh ‘edit post’ page again and are presented with a confirmation message however the form inputs reflect the data prior to the update. Is this due to the order of code execution, i.e. prepare_form() / edit_form() being run before submit_post()?
Thanks!

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(@professor99)

Hi Phil,

1. The answer is yes. Otherwise the page has no way of knowing which post to edit. Howver I’m curious to why you ask this.

2. This is a bug which I have already come across and fixed in my development version.

If you want to fix it itself you need to change the following lines in the file wpuf-edit-post.php.

//process post
        if ( isset( $_POST['wpuf_edit_post_submit'] ) && wp_verify_nonce( $_REQUEST['_wpnonce'], 'wpuf-edit-post' ) ) {
            $this->submit_post();
        }

//process post
        if ( isset( $_POST['wpuf_edit_post_submit'] ) && wp_verify_nonce( $_REQUEST['_wpnonce'], 'wpuf-edit-post' ) ) {
            $this->submit_post();
		$curpost = get_post( $post_id );
        }

Cheers
The Professor

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