Zack Grossbart

What was the other plugin you disabled to make the WordPress Editorial Calendar work? I’ve seen a few JavaScript conflicts with other plugins, but I thought I had tracked them all down.

I’m not sure what you mean about the ‘View’ button and the original article. Could you give me a few more details? Maybe the steps you followed to see the problem?

Thanks,
Zack

Thanks for trying the WordPress Editorial Calendar. What browser are you using? Are you seeing an errors in the error console of your browser?

Hello Argentum and thank you for the feedback. The WordPress Editorial Calendar is all about editing posts and WordPress doesn’t really support doing that anonymously. The calendar does support multiple authors, but they have to be Author, Editor, or Administrator in WordPress.

If you have any ideas for ways we could do better supporting this we would love to hear them.

Thanks,
Zack

Hello Bravewolf and thank you for the feedback. We’ve heard your comments about the edit box echoed on many different places. WordPress Editorial Calendar 0.8 is coming out today and it adds an edit link to access the main WordPress edit screen.

Keep that feedback coming!

Thanks,
Zack

It was a problem with my theme. I’ll go bug them. Thanks.

No luck. I disabled all of my plugins and it still didn’t show up. It is also worth noting that I’m using the same plugins for WordPress 2.9 that worked in 2.8. Any other ideas?

I was able to find a solution to this issue by looking at the implementation of publishing posts in post.php. If I set a value for edit_date in my post before I call wp_update_post everything works. I’m curious if this is the right change. Has anyone else tried this?

Thanks,
Zack

I was able to figure out my own problem. The issue was that I wasn’t setting all the dates and the cron job was fixing up the status. I’m setting all the dates now and everything works.

Thanks,
Zack

Thank you for the help. That was exactly what I was looking for, but I’m having a little trouble with it. I have code that looks like this:

$updated_post = array();
$updated_post[‘ID’] = $myID;
$updated_post[‘post_date’] = $myNewDate;
$updated_post[‘post_status’] = “publish”;

wp_update_post( $updated_post );

The date updates properly, but the status doesn’t seem to change. Is there something extra that I need to do when changing the post status?

Thanks,
Zack

Sorry about the screenshot. You can view it here:
https://www.zackgrossbart.com/extras/edcal/wp_cal.gif