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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Preventing Contributors from Editing Sched Posts?Yup. That’s what I was afraid of.
Seems like a bad idea, no?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Preventing Contributors from Editing Sched Posts?Okay, wait a minute here.
I just replicated the problem *again* on a totally separate wordpress site. Blank starter site, not a single plugin.
Created a contributor.
Logged in as contributor and posted a post for review
Logged back in as admin and scheduled the post.
Logged in as contributor and sure enough, I can edit away.I’m starting to think this is actually the default… am I crazy?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Preventing Contributors from Editing Sched Posts?Just logging in. Clicking “posts” and “all posts” and sure enough their post is visible and editable, despite it having been scheduled by the admin.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Preventing Contributors from Editing Sched Posts?fascinating… okay, I’ve done it. Went through everything above. My fake contributor user can still edit scheduled posts.
But before I tinker further, hopefully this was clear: The contributor CAN NOT edit just any post. Only the ones for which he is an author. Still, I don’t want this to be possible once something is scheduled.
Is that still abnormal?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FD Feedburner Plugin] [Plugin: FD Feedburner Plugin] Found a BugYep.. I”ve just been through a long process of de-activating my theme and every plugin and this one’s settings are *definitely* visible to all my users – including contribs.
Anyone else notice this?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Preventing Contributors from Editing Sched Posts?Interesting… so you’re saying this could be theme dependent?
Well,
1) I created a fake contributor level account, wrote a post and submitted for review.
2) Then logged in as admin and scheduled the post
3) Then I logged back in as the contributor and sure enough, I was able to make edits to the scheduled post.I also tested this on someone else’s site which is far more generic than mine, same results!
Is this *supposed* to happen?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Preventing Contributors from Editing Sched Posts?Anyone got a way around this? Seems like a pretty basic problem. I’m surprised WP would allow editing by default here.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Broken Link Checker] [Plugin: Broken Link Checker] Internal Links?Mine seems to have found both internal and external … at least it’s found plenty that are on my domain.
I have a similar bug – but in my case it’s making my photo essays impossible to use. If I start with a wordpress post with a “gallery” in it, the gallery displays well, but clicking on any thumbnail just redirects you back to the start page.
Anyone know a way around this? Otherwise the feature is fantastic.
Thanks!
It would be kinda cool to have a “make this permanent” option. That way you could turn off the plugin and reduce server load.
I actually got it kind of working. But then it was going in and out on my iPhone. Worked for a while then just stopped working. I got too frustrated so killed it.
Confirmed that something is buggy. I just did a fresh install and I’ve been playing with it for 30 minutes… simply doesn’t work at all. I’ve tried multiple mobile devices and none are showing the mobile theme.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Preventing Contributors from Editing Sched Posts?I just ran an experiment with another site… looks like this is indeed the standard behavior. Seems like a really bad idea to have guest authors able to edit things that are past the draft stage.
The closest explanation I can find to fix this is here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3391417/how-can-i-set-wordpress-roles-such-that-once-a-contributors-post-is-scheduled-tBut I don’t understand the PHP. Anyone know what needs to be added to functions.php to accomplish this?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Preventing Contributors from Editing Sched Posts?That’s essentially what I do.
But the “contributors” can still edit them. It seems they can edit them all along until they are published.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
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