jonnyauk

OK – I’ve replicated your bug – you have either:

1) defined the following in your wp-config.php:

define( 'WP_POST_REVISIONS', false );

OR

2) another plugin is defining this constant.

I’ll amend the plugin when I get a chance to see if the constant is already defined, but in the meantime, to fix this – see if you have defined this already in your wp-config.php file (which is the most likely cause) and simply remove the entry and use the Post Control plugin option to define revisions ??

Thanks for reporting, I’ve not come across this bug, however – I’ll take a look at this and push out a new version ??

Got it – that should now be fixed in v2.931 ??

Got it – that should now be fixed in v2.931 ??

Hi – it doesn’t require another plugin to function. Thanks for the feedback – I need to take this through new testing for compatibility – somethings changed in the WP core ??

I’ll update soon ??

Thanks for the feedback – I need to take this through new testing for compatibility – somethings changed in the WP core ??

I’ll update soon ??

Awesome – thanks for confirming that it’s resolved for you too!

Thanks for the feedback – I’ve now updated the plugin to v2.92 which should resolve that issue for you.

I’m just getting around to testing a new version of the plugin – and have completed testing under PHP 5.4.x and PHP 5.5.x – I have developed a bug-fix for this issue – it only seemed to come up under PHP 5.4 and above.

I am just going through testing other functionality, and will be updating the plugin shortly with these changes thanks.

Thanks – I’m glad you have found the plugin useful!

I’ve checked it out – you are correct – for the preview to work it needs to save the post to the database. I’ll certainly consider this as a feature request for potential future development – it wouldn’t be too hard I don’t think to get rid of the ‘Preview changes’ button properly (I’d prefer not to cheat and just hide it with CSS – but will have to take a look at the core WordPress code on this!)

Hi Wayne,
don’t worry sir – I just forgot to update the changelog and readme! I do actually have it running on a couple of WP3.9 installs, but have not done complete testing yet… but have not experienced any issues.

I’ll update the changelog when I update the plugin to reflect compatibility with 3.9 – thanks for the reminder ??

Thanks for letting me know guys – it is actually down to me using a newer version of PHP to test the plugin. I have amended the code to make it backwards compatible now – please update to v2.81 and let me know if there are any more issues – but v2.81 should certainly fix that – apologies!

Hi Hamual,
good news – I’ve just updated the plugin to version 2.8, which introduces a new control to hide word count for each core WordPress role – download and let me know how you get on ??

Hi Marco,
I understand what you mean – this is on the main admin page that lists all of the posts. At this point, the plugin is only designed to control the main edit post/page screens, not also manipulate those core lists of all posts.

However, you have a valid point there – they could ‘quick edit’ elements from that screen. I will bear this in mind for a future release, but unfortunately my time is very limited to work on my Open Source projects so it may be sometime (if at-all) that this gets completed.

Hi Ian,
I’ve had this on my list for quite a while – at the moment the standard WordPress roles are hardcoded in, which is not really too clever and will create issues when you are using custom roles.

This is right near the top of my list to complete, however I’m so busy with my proper (paid!) work I have limited time to support my Open Source projects.

I sadly can’t give you an estimate on when this could be complete – it’s likely to be early next year. However, in the meantime you would certainly be welcome hack-up this plugin to support your custom roles with a-little knowledge of PHP ??