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Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Need to invoke autosave programmatically before running a custom actionI found a way to invoke autosave using – wp_create_post_autosave(). It’s used by post_preview() in core and it returns a new ID.
This works great. However, it only saves the post contents. It doesn’t save any thing related to tags, categories etc.
So, for all the other stuff, we are still relying on sending over the data via ajax.
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Need to invoke autosave programmatically before running a custom actionThank you for the various pointers. I tried playing with autosave to see what happens in the posts table.
Every time autosave runs, it is simply updating the actual post and doesn’t create any inherit post. So all my changed contents are saved on the main post. When I save the post, it then creates an inherit post with the latest contents.
I also tried to implement the hook save_post_inherit, but it doesn’t get called either on autosave or on actual post save.
Another option I tried was to use WP_Query, since it directly queries the DB. This seems to be work fine for post title and post content, but it doesn’t return any info regarding the tags, categories etc.
Another option is to send these attributes via ajax to the backend, so that we can read the current unsaved data.
any other thoughts?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Submit for ReviewYes, it allows the contributor/revisor to modify the featured image. Essentially, it allows to update any part of the post, including ACF custom attributes, tags, categories etc.
It also has a “compare tool” which shows the differences between the published article and the revised article. There is an add-on for ACF compare as well.
Yes, you can control who can see the publish button by using the [ow_skip_workflow] custom capability.
Check out http://www.oasisworkflow.com/ to learn more about the features and add-ons.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Submit for ReviewFor working with published articles, you will require the “Pro” version of Oasis Workflow.
One of the features of the “Pro” version is to allow to revise published articles, let the revision flow through the workflow, while keeping the published article online. Check out the following – https://www.oasisworkflow.com/workflow-support-for-updating-published-content
Hope that helps.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Submit for ReviewDid you try Oasis Workflow – https://wordpress.org/plugins/oasis-workflow/
The plugin allows you to create custom workflow for your editorial review process.
You can use “user role editor” plugin to give those extra capabilities to the contributor role – edit_posts, edit_pages.
The Oasis Workflow plugin will display a “Submit to Workflow” button instead of the regular “Publish” button. The post/page flows through the review process eventually allowing the administrator/publisher to publish the article after the review is complete.
Hope this helps.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Oasis Workflow] submit to workflow for published pages and postsMarking this as solved.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Suggested ShortcodesI’m the developer for Oasis Workflow plugin.
I came across this thread and would help answer any questions related to Oasis Workflow plugin.
However, Oasis Workflow is not a shortcode plugin. It is a workflow plugin, specifically targeting WordPress editorial review flow. The plugin allows you to create custom editorial workflows (multi-step workflows) using our drag and drop workflow builder.
The plugin comes with a lot of features for managing your editorial review/publish process.
It also extends the same workflow concept for published articles and lets you revise the published articles, keeping it online while you work on it’s revision.
Do let us know if you have more questions. As suggested by James, the best way to start the conversation is to submit a query via – https://www.oasisworkflow.com/submit-a-query
Hope this helps.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Edit Flow] Has Edit Flow been discontinued?Have you checked Oasis Workflow – https://wordpress.org/plugins/oasis-workflow/
It provides all the features for multi-stage review process. The workflow can be custom built using the drag and drop interface. It also has support for revising the published content without taking it offline.
The “free” version does come with limited functionality – it’s limited to only one workflow and doesn’t have support for various add-ons and features. But you might want to checkout the “Pro” version and see if it fits your needs.
Hope this helps.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Oasis Workflow] submit to workflow for published pages and postsTake a look at the “Pro” version which comes with that feature. It essentially allows you to create a copy of the published article. The revision/copy flows through the workflow and then at the last step of the workflow, it simply copies over the revised content to the published article.
It allows you to define separate workflows for revisions and provides a way to compare the published content with the revised content.
This way your published content never goes offline, while allowing you to work on it’s revision.
Here’s the link – http://www.oasisworkflow.com/workflow-support-for-updating-published-content
Hope this helps.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Email admin when post awaiting moderationThis may not be directly related to what you were looking for.. but if you are looking for a comprehensive editorial workflow, which allows you to create custom workflows and allows for process history and editorial comments, you may want to look at Oasis Workflow plugin – https://wordpress.org/plugins/oasis-workflow/
Hope this helps.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Oasis Workflow] Workflows end date.With v1.7, we have made the end date on the workflow to be optional. If no end date is provided, the workflow will be valid for ever.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Oasis Workflow] Recurring workflowsMarking this ticket as resolved.
Closing this ticket due to inactivity.
The issue was fixed in v1.7. Closing this support ticket.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Oasis Workflow] Recurring workflowsHi Jeroen,
Thank you for choosing Oasis Workflow for your editorial workflow requirements.
If I understand your requirement, you are looking for something which can automatically submit a post/page to a workflow. We do have such a feature, but it’s available only with the “Pro” version. The “Auto Submit” feature essentially submits an article to a workflow if certain conditions are met.
You can read more about it at – https://www.oasisworkflow.com/auto-submit-to-workflow. The tutorial video will also be help you to better understand how “auto submit” works.
Hope this helps.