mdumka

Well now is where is gets tricky …

The whole reason for this custom loop is so I can work on published pages and posts with out having those changes become instantly live.

So for example … I would like to limit the query to return 1 row/record or the last page/post with a post_status of ‘published’.

$args = array (
	'pagename' => 'About Us',
	'post_status' => 'Published',
	'posts_per_page' = 1
);
$rev_query = new WP_Query($args );

So that query should return the latest published revision of ‘About Us’ … and it should not matter if its a page/post or revision … correct?

Hi Esmi …

I have been doing some more research, so I think this is what I need to find all revisions of a page ..

$query = new WP_Query( array( 'post_type' => array( 'page', 'revision' ) ) );

Does that look right?

Ok … so you have to bear with me as all this information is new.

First I have to place the following before ‘The Loop’

// The Query
query_posts( $args );

Next … I have to supply the arguments or parameters to query_posts(). So based on the fact I want a page or any of its revisions I would use this …

‘post_type=any’

I will wait to muck it up any more until your reply …

Thanks

Really?

Anyone ever encountered this?

Hello … I have tried 3, could be something with the wordpress mail settings? Where do I edit these?

Thanks

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