spoon25

You are right, the [permalink] works as expected…
I was testing a notification when a blog post is scheduled for publication at a later date.
When I look at the post in WordPress, in the sidebar with the post properties where I can edit the URL slug etc., on screen I see the future URL of the blog post following the permalink settings (/<author>/<year>/<month>/<url slug> in my case), but the link behind it is /?p=<post ID> because the post isn’t published yet.
Only once the post is published for real (after the scheduled date/time) the permalink will return the nice user-friendly format.

It looks like what I’m after would be a new shortcode for https://betternotificationsforwp.com/documentation/notifications/shortcodes/?notification=future-post being the “future_permalink” (or “post_scheduled_permalink” to make it more explicit it’s a shortcode valid only for scheduled posts).
I will have a look at how the edit post page display the future link and if it’s a “clean” thing I will create a pull request on your GitHub (after reading if you accept pull requests or what’s the best way to suggest this new shortcode).

Hi @voltronik,
Thanks for the quick reply.
I will start investigating and report back my findings.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by spoon25.