shawfactor

this is not the same issue, the auto draft issue involved the title being automatically created and populated as auto draft on a new post title and slug. That is AFAIK (and I’ve tested it) fixed

your issue is that the workflow is different to the way WordPress normally does it. Which is true. But if you think about it this has to be the case as the plugin adds a new post status. I’d also make the point that adding a new post status is not an easy thing as core does not have properly developed apis for this.

To achieve this the plugin uses a brilliant library by @imath. that library allows multiple new statuses to be added (and I have other plugins for those other statuses). They all work together. This would not be the case if I tried to add some workflow for archiving alone

I think the way the plugin does it is a good simple way that is extensible and I’ve no plans to change it. As such I’m resolving this issue but will reopen it if necessary)

can you clarify what you mean, archive should appear in the ataus dropdown both in quick edit and in the post edit screen. Nothing has changed on that and it works on all my instalks

There should also be an archive link next to edit, quick edit, view, and trash. This had always existed but did not work for several versions (I fixed this in the latest).

resolving this for good order, unable to determine the issue although the recent upgrade of the wp status library may have solved. Will of course reopen if appropriate

The latest release also incorporates my fix for this minor issue (its a separate thing the auto draft issue). Resolving for good order

Ive bumped up imaths underlying library which may fix your issue, note I am not guaranteeing it as I don’t have full details of what your issue actually is. I’m just going on a similar bug report on github

it does work but has a minor bug which stop 1 feature (out of 100s) working (for which there are two alternative ways to achieve what you desire that do work)

this bug will be fixed within weeks

I’d like to say though that reviews like this are bad behaviour. You posted on the forums and because you did not get an answer within 36 hours you posted a bad review. If everyone did this all the people like me who provide plugins for free (without upsells) would pack it in and there would only be plugins that are there to generate revenue through upsells.

I’d also say that the idea that plugins need to be updated all the time is misguided. Good code/plugins can and does last for years. In fact frequent updates are more likely to break things

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by shawfactor.