thomask

thanks, i will stick with this as i like it 🙂 (and i have not found any other, that supports it)

i think that even if it would simply first check, if user got imagemagick and if yes, then allow this feature (and if not, then try also gd with tiff) it would save some souls 🙂
many wp blogs run on hosting, where they got option to instal what they want, and if this would be crucial to someone, he could move to better hosting company, if it is not supported by his current one.

I have tried it, but not it does not work at all – the field isn’t saved now (even with debug off). Also when i change it back to text, it wrongly keeps the old rows in ACF (but they disapear after field save).

Hi DoubleSharp. First let me thank you for your plugin as it is otherwise great.
The two stars are not for the plugin quality, but for making a plugin without debug testing, what is a basic, that should be by every plugin author. Not just because it helps reveal the errors, but also using deprecated functions, that may destroy the website completely when wordpress is updated (and remember – today the wordpress can update even without user interaction). That’s why wise wp developers always use scripts, that do not produce warnings. I’m going to try your fixed version and i will eventualy update my review to 5 stars 🙂

1. it is not easy to add anything to custom post type definitions as many users are using some plugins to create CPT’s

2. I do not see anywhere “Display results from all post types” option, not even with advanced plugin

ufff, it took me some time but i finaly found a solution so you could repair it – fyi repaired action (btw if you would implement it, then do not put it to that notification module, otherwise it will not work if someone got it turned off, it should be imo universal code)

function transition_post_status($new_status, $old_status, $post) {

$post = (‘inherit’ == $new_status) ? get_post($post->post_parent) : $post;
global $post_status;
if (!empty($post_status)) {
$old_status = $post_status;
$new_status = $post->post_status;
} else {
$post_status = $post->post_status;
return;
}

if ($old_status == $new_status) return; // do nothing if no status change

// now do something with the old and new statuses
print_r ($old_status);
print_r ($new_status);
}