Hey stl99,
I was wondering that too. Apparently this code on your functions file should do the trick:
add_action('publish_{$post-type}', 'act_post_add');
add_action('{$post-type}_updated', 'act_post_update');
add_action('delete_{$post-type}', 'act_post_del');
But for some reason it creates a duplicate entry for publish, no entry for updated and the delete works fine.
Any ideas?
Oh, and {$post-type} should be replaced with your custom post type
Plugin Author
Dric
(@dric1107)
Hi,
It seems like there is no action hook for modified custom type posts.
I still can’t understand why custom type posts are not processed the same way as regular posts.
@miguel : Do you know in wich WordPress file is the do_action(‘publish_{$post-type}’) ? I can’t find it.
Hi Dric,
The action hook is actually this one:
add_action(‘{$new_status}_{$post->post_type}’, ‘your_function’);
It’s suppose to work just like the post action hook (used in WP-Activity). Still looking for a solution.
Plugin Author
Dric
(@dric1107)
I found the code :
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With ‘transition_post_status’ action, I should be able to handle custom type posts as well as regular posts.
But for updated custom type posts…
