Include future posts?

This is the code I’m using:

<nav class="nav">
                              <ul>
                                 <li>
                                  <?php previous_post_link_plus( array(
                                  'order_by' => 'post_date',
								  'post_status' => 'future, publish',
                                  'loop' => true,
                                  'end_post' => false,
                                  'thumb' => false,
                                  'max_length' => 0,
                                  'format' => '%link',
                                  'link' => '<span class="uline">Previous</span> %title <span class="pndate">%date</span>',
                                  'date_format' => 'd.m.y',
                                  'tooltip' => '%title - %date',
                                  'ex_cats' => '',
                                  'ex_cats_method' => 'weak',
                                  'num_results' => 1,
                                  ) ); ?>

                                </li>

                                <li>
                                  <?php next_post_link_plus( array(
                                  'order_by' => 'post_date',
								  'post_status' => 'future, publish',
                                  'loop' => true,
                                  'end_post' => false,
                                  'thumb' => false,
                                  'max_length' => 0,
                                  'format' => '%link',
                                  'link' => '<span class="uline">Next</span> %title <span class="pndate">%date</span>',
                                  'date_format' => 'd.m.y',
                                  'tooltip' => '%title - %date',
                                  'num_results' => 1,
                                  ) ); ?>
                                </li>
                             </ul>
                          </nav><!-- .nav -->

I don’t understand, what are you trying to accomplish? A post with status ‘future’ is not published yet so why would you want it to appear in the navigation stream?

I have a WordPress which shows events. So as all of the events I show are in the future I show posts which are in the future using post status in the query. This works fine.

However I would like to use this plugin in the same way I use it to navigate through past events. This plugin does not allow this. Only published events

Is it possible to use this plugin to navigate through future posts?

Okay, I see now. It should be possible if you are willing to hack the plugin code. Replace line 190 with the following:

$where = apply_filters( "get_{$adjacent}_post_plus_where", $wpdb->prepare("WHERE ( $order_by $op $order_format OR $order_2nd $op $order_format2 AND $order_by = $order_format ) AND p.post_type IN ($post_type) AND p.post_status IN ("publish","future") $in_same_term_sql $in_same_author_sql $in_same_meta_sql $ex_cats_sql $in_cats_sql $ex_posts_sql $in_posts_sql", $current_post, $current_post2, $current_post), $r );

That looks very long and complicated, but the only thing I have changed is this:

AND p.post_status = 'publish'

To this:

AND p.post_status IN ("publish","future")

Hey, Thank you for your reply.. I did get this error when I updated the code –
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/admin/public_html/wp-content/plugins/ambrosite-nextprevious-post-link-plus/ambrosite-post-link-plus.php on line 190

I did also try

AND p.post_status = ‘future’,’publish’

But with no results.

Ah yes, sorry about that. I should have used single quotes rather than double quotes, like this:

$where = apply_filters( "get_{$adjacent}_post_plus_where", $wpdb->prepare("WHERE ( $order_by $op $order_format OR $order_2nd $op $order_format2 AND $order_by = $order_format ) AND p.post_type IN ($post_type) AND p.post_status IN ('publish','future') $in_same_term_sql $in_same_author_sql $in_same_meta_sql $ex_cats_sql $in_cats_sql $ex_posts_sql $in_posts_sql", $current_post, $current_post2, $current_post), $r );

That’s great!

Thank you very much.

Great plugin!