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  • An interesting idea, but not one we’ve got in the pipeline. Automating user group management for large organizations seems like a better fit when built as a separate plugin or WP CLI command that works with Edit Flow. There might be some folks in this forum who have already done that work and could assist you. If not, you could roll your own plugin or WP CLI command (or have someone to do it for you).

    Hrm, the calendar code is a bit of a mess, but a good spot to start might be this line. It’s an action you can use that should let you add your own HTML (like an img) to a post when you click it on the calendar.

    Hopefully that helps get you started! If you find a better spot to add that functionality while your hacking around let me know!

    • This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by cojennin.
    • This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by cojennin.
    • This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by cojennin. Reason: Copy editing is tough

    Hm. Yea, seems like they should show up last when sorted in DESC order. Think that’s what I’d expect when I sort on posts and some posts don’t have the field being sorted.

    I’ll look a bit more into it, but I think that’s the expectation I’d have.

    Hrm, sounds strange. Are the following the steps to reproduce?

    1. Go to Plugins page on my WordPress site
    2. Click “Add New”
    3. Search for “Edit Flow”
    4. Click “Install”
    5. Click “Activate” after installation

    You suggested to work more along the lines of the initial issue, what did you have in mind?

    Sorry, what do you mean? Are you still encountering the issue after updating Edit Flow?

    and only that user can view and must be notified when this happens

    Edit Flow doesn’t provide a way to allow only certain users to view a post.

    I tried to look everywhere but could not find how to assign an article to a user or a group

    To assign a user to a post:

    1. Create a new post or edit an existing post
    2. Scroll down to the bottom of the post
    3. You should see a section of the post called “Notifications”: http://imgur.com/a/bkT2K
    4. To have a user or usergroup follow the post, just click the user or usergroup name

    Does that help?

    Don’t think so. When I mentioned “headers” I was referring to HTTP headers. Thanks for that post though! Didn’t realize that’s how WordPress dealt with theme headers. Good to know!

    So what fixed it? Deactivated the debug in PHP?

    Not sure what hosting platform you use, but you should have control over what PHP debug output prints to the screen. There are some settings in your PHP configuration you can tweak (though I always forget which one’s actually turn on and off debug output).

    It’s an odd issue. Edit Flow 0.8.1 was using a deprecated WordPress function. It seems like the new(ish?) REST API functionality in WordPress adds an action that sets a response header when a deprecated function is being used (by a plugin, theme, inside WordPress core, etc). But the deprecated function was being used after the response had already been set. Response headers can’t be sent after the response has already been sent (should double check that’s correct…), which is why you saw that debug output.

    The fix was to stop using that deprecated function.

    Let me know if you’d like more detail! Would be happy to go over it more in depth (would help me understand it more too!)

    • This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by cojennin. Reason: flagging myself

    Next version of Edit Flow is out, let me know if there’s an issue resolving this bug!

    Ah, was looking at the wrong version. This is fixed in the next version of Edit Flow. Looking to get a release out soon.

    Still tough to diagnose without more information.

    What theme are you currently using? Did you try reverting to the default WordPress TwentySixteen theme and checking if the issue persists?

    the following PHP error message appears in the JetPack Dashboard.

    Is the JetPack Dashboard the only screen in WordPress where the warning is shown?

    • This reply was modified 9 years, 8 months ago by cojennin.

    Hrm. What version of WordPress and what version of Edit Flow are you using?

    If possible, can you provide a few more lines of that warning? The parts that you left out might contain useful information.

    Limiting Tags

    Very interesting, thanks for the explanation!

    The function prevented non-admins from adding new tags not from adding existing tags.

    Were you an admin when you tried to add a custom status? Thought we prevented folks from accessing the page for adding and editing custom statuses unless the user was an admin.

    Custom Status

    Hrm, yea, that’s a bit odd. On activation of the plugin it should “replace” Draft and Pending with custom statuses that represent Draft and Pending. You should see those in the list of custom statuses (and you should be able to delete them, add them again, etc).

    Be tough to replace things like Publish and Trash (and Auto-Draft, etc) which is why Edit Flow doesn’t touch those. Something that’s been thought about though! You may have already stumbled on core ticket 12706 but if not might be worth a quick read through if you’re interested. Some good perspectives (historical and current) on the status of custom statuses in WordPress.

    Quick note: may have already figured this one out, but just so I cover my bases, if you had created a second status and marked it as default you would have been able to delete the first status

    The theme had a special function to prevent non-admins from adding tags. Due to how it was written, it was also preventing Edit Flow from updating taxonomy.

    Funky. Do you mind me asking what the theme was? Curious to know what the use case is for preventing non-admins from adding tags.

    During testing, we created a single custom status. Once created, we could not delete the status as it was listed as Default. There was no delete option provided.
    Is this correct behavior?

    Yep, that’s right. Always interested to hear about folks expectations though. What would your expectation be after deleting all statuses? What status would a newly created post get?

    edited cause I’m old and slow and can’t format sentences correctly

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