smajda

Actually, you should probably check for post_type or else you’ll be doing this twice for regular posts. In my case, I have a ‘podcast’ post_type:

function podcast_do_enclose($id) {
    $post = get_post($id);
    if ($post->post_type == 'podcast') {
      do_enclose($post->post_content, $id);
    }
}

add_action('post_updated', 'podcast_do_enclose');

You have to call do_enclose for the post:


function my_do_enclose($id) {
do_enclose(get_post_field('post_content', $id), $id);
}
add_action('post_updated', 'my_do_enclose');


So the posts are in fact being created, the page just isn’t reloading when you hit “submit”? If that’s the case, it’s got to be submitted via ajax or something. Any javascript you’re applying to the form?

I can’t replicate this error. What version of WordPress are you running?

Just uploaded v1.1 that fixes this!

Wow, that’s a really obvious flaw there. You can probably tell I was only using this on blogs without the traditional index view or else I would have thought of that.

I’ll fix this in a future version. Hopefully soon. (I see it’s already been two months since you posted this, so you’re probably ok with that. ??

One option is to enable the “save as draft” checkbox & then schedule those drafts from the backend.

dentopolis: Are you referring to the fact that it shows up on the Recent Posts widget? The reason for this is discussed in the FAQ.

On the roles: I believe “edit_posts” should work for contributors, too. See here. If that’s not the case, maybe I’m just misreading the roles.

Yes.

Ah, I see. If you don’t mind modifying the plugin, you can try changing the two instances of current_user_can('publish_posts') to edit_posts instead.

I’ve gotten this question several times (for example) and my answer has always been to try one of the role management plugins. I never hear back from anyone after that, so I asume that works, but I’m not sure.

Posthaste just uses WordPress’ user roles, so if a user role is
allowed to post by WordPress, the form will work. So the easiest
solution to allow subscribers to use Posthaste is to use one of the
Role Manager plugins (There are several, though I’ve not used any of
them personally) that lets you enable posting for subscribers. I know
others have done this and had success, though I’ve not tried it
myself.

(@mds840: I know I sent this to you in an email already, but I thought I’d post it here in case others had the same question. If this works for you, or not, post back here and let us know.)

@mds840: Good catch – thanks! It was a single misplaced bracket…

Update to 1.3.1 and this should be fixed. (I *just* submitted this, so it may not show up for a bit.)

Strange. It works just fine in 2.9 for me. Are you using any other plugins that might interfere with the posting or redirecting process?