Hi,

This is such a handy little plugin. I’ve been using it for ages now.

But I see that there’s a notice that it’s out of date.

Any chance of an update to keep it alive and well?

Useful plugin, but it only partially works (using the block editor).

When one updates a post the limit modified date indicator is not yet available on the post (it hasn’t been saved yet). So when you first update it doesn’t work, but the second time it does.

And then when you switch it off, again it won’t work the first time but it will when you update again.

If you know this you can ‘sort of’ work around it.

The forks on GitHub suffer the same defect.

One solution to this is to hook into rest_pre_insert_post to get the limit modified date indicator prior to it being saved. If anyone needs this I’m happy to share on GitHub…

Thanks for your plugin, but this doesn’t appear to work with Gutenberg. When the checkbox is ticked all modified timestamps are still updated.

Using WordPress 5.4.2.

Thanks.

Hi Bill,
Thank You for excellent plugin. This is very useful.

Just 1 doubt. How can I extend this to Pages & Custom Post Types ?

For eg, if I have a Custom Post Type called ‘movie’, then adding below code will do ?

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add_filter( ‘limit_modified_date_post_types’, function( $post_types ) {
$post_types[] = ‘page’, ‘movie’;
return $post_types;
});

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And, where should I add above code ? functions.php ?

Hey,

thanks for the great plugin!

Is there a way to change the default setting of the checkbox to “checked”?

I’d like to have the “don’t modify” checkbox checked by default and only want to uncheck it manually when there really is a major update instead of always have to remind myself of checking the checkbox when I do non-minor updates …

Thanks and kind regards
Franz