nuggetsol

Hi @patrickcruz,

See if the following helps..

Step 1 : https://wpml.org/forums/topic/hook-firing-after-a-translation-is-createdupdated/

If you check the above link – the last comment will be the starting point
“I did some digging into the WPML code. I found the following actions that appear to be the appropriate hooks:

add_action(‘wpml_after_save_post’, ‘publisher_save_post’, 1000, 1);
add_action(‘wpml_pro_translation_completed’, ‘publisher_save_post’, 1000, 1)”

In here, we will be able to get the translated language post, for example. Also, at this point, we will be able to get the original post from the revised english post.

a) From rev of the english post we need to get the id of original –
– get_post_meta( $post_id, ‘_oasis_original’, true );

b) And from original need to get the id of language post
– Either use – https://wpml.org/wpml-hook/wpml_post_duplicates/
– OR use – https://wpml.org/wpml-hook/wpml_object_id/

Step 2: Now, add post meta to the translated post and to the revised language post
– add _oasis_original to the translated post
– add _oasis_current_revision to the original post.

This way, you will be able to link the original language post with the revised language post.

Hope this helps.

@lhayes3,

You might want to check out Oasis Workflow Plugin – https://wordpress.org/plugins/oasis-workflow/

It provides tons of features to support approval workflows.

Hi @heath18,

Do reach out to us if you have additional questions regarding the Oasis Workflow plugin. If needed, you can submit a query via our support page – https://www.oasisworkflow.com/submit-a-query

Oasis Workflow has lots of features to support editorial workflow including support for published articles, team/group assignment, contextual comments, front end actions, editorial checklist and many more. You can find more information on our site – https://www.oasisworkflow.com/

In regards to a calendar that shows where each article is in the workflow and who is working on what, we are about to release an add-on for the same. But as a workaround, with the reports and workflow history you can pretty much figure out what’s going on with a particular article.

Hope this helps.

Thanks.

Do let us know if you have additional questions.