• Resolved Henry Wright

    (@henrywright)


    I noticed you have ‘Create draft and redirect’ on the to do list in the Tasks document.

    Would this be the process?

    1. User clicks on create new button in the toolbar
    2. A draft post is created in it’s most very basic form (just an ID is assigned – no title, no content, no tags…)
    3. A redirect takes the user to the post edit page. For example, if permalinks were set to post_id then the URL would be example.com/post_id/edit/
    4. The Front-end Editor does it’s stuff.
    5. Click save to publish

    To me this seems the most obvious way of creating new posts. If this is the intended approach, I have a question – how would you handle drafts being discarded during step 4? For example, if the user decides not to proceed with the update and closes the browser window you’d be left with lots of empty posts. Just trying to think of a way around this?

    http://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-front-end-editor/

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  • Thread Starter Henry Wright

    (@henrywright)

    Whilst on the subject – aside from making it a little more obvious to the user that they’re in edit mode, what’s the reason for /edit/? Does it add any value?

    I’ve used Automattic’s WordPress Liveblog in the past and always admired how they allow inline editing of liveblog entries within the post screen. No new pages or redirects. For more info:

    http://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/liveblog/

    Plugin Author Ella Van Durpe

    (@ellatrix)

    No, it’s just easier to develop right now. We can try to do it without, but I’m not sure if it’s a good idea.

    I’ll mark this as resolved now. I’ve updated the plugin and you can now create posts and pages on the front-end.

    Thread Starter Henry Wright

    (@henrywright)

    I’ve just installed and run a few quick tests – loving how this is so seamless. Works really great!

    Plugin Author Ella Van Durpe

    (@ellatrix)

    🙂

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