dreamsofmatter

Hi Kathy,

Per default only posts with status ‘published’ are visible in the the content mirror select dialog. If you want posts with status public, pending and draft to show up, please change the code in content-mirror.php line 355 to:

$post_items = get_posts ( array ( 'post_type' => $posttype, 'posts_per_page' => -1, 'orderby' => 'title', 'order' => 'ASC', 'post_status' => array('publish', 'pending', 'draft') ));

You can use any of the following post status in the list at the end of that row:

‘publish’ – a published post or page.
‘pending’ – post is pending review.
‘draft’ – a post in draft status.
‘auto-draft’ – a newly created post, with no content.
‘future’ – a post to publish in the future.
‘private’ – not visible to users who are not logged in.
‘inherit’ – a revision. see get_children.
‘trash’ – post is in trash bin.
‘any’ – retrieves any status except those from post statuses with ‘exclude_from_search’ set to true (i.e. trash and auto-draft).

Please let me know if it works as you wanted.

You can download a modified plugin with the code change as above from here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ivp6krmkwguw3hc/content-mirror-unpublished.zip?dl=0

Best,
Klas

Sorry that I can’t find the time help you at this moment.

Maybe you could try

// Posts with Content Mirror Shortcode
if (isset ( $content_is_mirror )) { return $content; }

Hi!

What does your function do?

Noted.

Thank you for posting!

Thank you!

Yes, just put this in your theme’s functions.php file. Hope it helps!

add_filter ( 'projekt_tasks_targets', 'add_general_theme_project_tasks_target');

add_filter ( 'projekt_tasks_active_targets_on_post', 'add_general_theme_project_tasks_target', 1 );

function add_general_theme_project_tasks_target ( $targets ) {

	array_push ( $targets, array (

		'target_type' 		=> 'spt_target_page_template', 

		'target_id' 		=> 'theme_general', 

		'target_category' 	=> 'Theme Development', 

		'name' 			=> 'General', 

		'shortening' 		=> 'T', 

		'item_name' 		=> 'Theme Development', /* give this the name of your theme if you want to impress your clients :) */

		'order' 			=> 0, 

		'description' 		=> 'Connect this task to general theme development. This task will appear on every page.'
	));

	return $targets;
}

Thank you!

Yes, that’s a great idea. I’ll try to get that into next version!

Seams like https://cos.nyghtfalcon.com/pm-test is a blank page?

Also, public visitors need to login to be able to use the plugin generated by the shortcode (if not logged in they see a link to a login-page). Every user needs to be setup as a WordPress User (subscriber is ok).

Yes, task templates is a great idea, I’ve been working on that some time but it still needs many more hours.

Yes, group tasks into a project is also a great idea, I call that sub-tasks and I’ve been working on them some time too. They too need more hours.

Notifications can be done with hooks, I’ll try to add them later.

So, to become the plugin you need I would probably need 40-50 more hours of coding. Unfortunately I don’t know when that would happen since I have a family to support and pretty much no time to work pro-bono.

I hope you can find what you’re looking for.

If you think the shortcode functionality works ok, I’ll update the WP Respository version.

Take care,
Klas

Please put the files inside the zip-file in a directory called ‘project-tasks’ in the wp-plugins folder and activate the plugin again.

Please download beta version from github repository address:

https://github.com/dreamsofmatter/wp-project-tasks/archive/master.zip

and let me know how it goes.

Shortcode is [project-tasks]

Thank you for your kind words. I’m working on a new version with a front end shortcode, please tell me if you want to try a beta-version (would be great if you can try it and tell me if anything needs to be fixed).

Klas

Hi!

This plugin sits in WordPress admin and in the admin bar, a future version could include a shortcode for public rendering, not included in this version.

Best,
Klas

Hi!

Not by default, but by replacing the function “get_users” line 343 in project-tasks-data.php to something that returns all users from Buddypress, that would probably work.

Best,
Klas

I think custom post types is included in this version, what kind of functionality do you miss more specifically?