mrarrow

Something like this worked for me.

You can edit the line tdomf_get_user_published_posts($current_user->ID,0,200); to show however many user-submitted posts you want (by default its only set to 5 for some reason!)

Works fine in 0.13.7 at least.

<!-- Displays published submissions -->
<h3><?php printf(__('Published','tdomf'),($app_total < 5) ? $app_total : 5 ); ?></h3>
         <ul>
         <?php $app_posts = tdomf_get_user_published_posts($current_user->ID,0,200);
                foreach($app_posts as $p) { ?>
          <li>
          <?php $t_time = get_the_time(__('Y/m/d g:i:s A'));
                $m_time = $p->post_date;
                $time = tdomf_get_post_time('G', true, $p);
                if ( ( abs(time() - $time) ) < 86400 ) {
                    $h_time = sprintf( __('%s ago'), human_time_diff( $time ) );
                } else {
                    $h_time = mysql2date(__('Y/m/d'), $m_time);
                } ?>
                <?php printf(__("<a href='%s'>%s</a> approved %s","tdomf"),get_permalink($p->ID),$p->post_title,"<abbr
title='$t_time'>$h_time</abbr>"); ?>
          </li>
         <?php } ?>
          </ul>

<h3><?php $mod_posts = tdomf_get_user_draft_posts($current_user->ID);
  $mod_total = count($mod_posts);
        _e('Awaiting moderation','tdomf'); ?></h3>
         <ul>
         <?php foreach($mod_posts as $p) { ?>
          <li>"<?php echo $p->post_title; ?>"</li>
         <?php } ?>
          </ul>

         <?php } ?>
          </ul>

Sorted! I built my own submissions file based on a lot of the functions used in ‘tdomf-your-submissions.php’. Then I simply included that file in a sidebar.