Works Great with WP 6.6.2
I would like to suggest that you add a repeater option so that the content is posted on the same date and time continually until cancelled
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Warning: Trying to access array offset on value of type bool in /www/wwwroot/macken.xyz/wp-content/plugins/schedule-posts-calendar/schedule-posts-calendar.php on line 109
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]]>Hello, I have an error message showing in admin (posts listing). php is 8.0.27
Warning: Trying to access array offset on value of type bool in?/home/xxx/wp-content/plugins/schedule-posts-calendar/schedule-posts-calendar.php?on line?108It’s a working plugin, but I expected the days where are other posts have been scheduled to be colored, to know not to schedule another post on that day, else it’s a simple calendar, not a post scheduler.
]]>I love this plugin, as it actually speeds up my work flow. However, since the WP update to block posts, it is not working for me. Does it not work with the latest WP, or is there something I should check out?
]]>Would be awesome if you could overlay on the calendar the scheduled posts, as this plugin does:
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]]>Is it possible to have the calendar always visible?
]]>Is there a possibility to change the free dates shown in the calendar?
For instance, in Israel the free dates are Friday-Saturday.
And what about the possibility to import local holidays to the calendar?
]]>Hi,
Is this plugin able to color dates with already posted posts and with scheduled posts, so one can easily the next free date?
Also, can it take in account CPTs?
TIA.
]]>Hi
If logged with Author role, i see only “Publish future posts immediately” (Scheduled posts plugin) and no calendar.
If i click Schedule in Posts list I can see calendar … with admin role everything is OK
Any idea?
]]>Hi. I’m using your excellent Schedule Posts Calendar, it should be in WP core if you ask me.
I’ve found a bug: to reproduce, settings should be like this https://4.stefantsov.com/s/2018.02.06_12.36.10_qu0jub4c.png , particularly Use a popup calendar instead of an inline one (you probably want to hide the default dispaly above) should not be enabled. If it’s enabled, bug doesn’t occur.
If original post date is a single-digit, like 5 feb, then it’s good. For double-digit dates, for example 31 jan, after I press Edit, Schedule Posts Calendar shows current date as 3 jan. Probably some problems parsing a date.
https://4.stefantsov.com/s/2018.02.06_11.45.45_83roljg5.png
Second question is support for Media Library Assistant plugin https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/media-library-assistant/
A topic where I discuss it with MLA (Media Library Assistant) author: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/sorting-a-gallery-once-again/
In short words, MLA beta dev version https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/media-library-assistant.zip now allows to edit media items upload dates. In media item (attachment) edit page it works fine now with Schedule Posts Calendar: https://4.stefantsov.com/s/2018.02.06_12.43.09_zjxtiyeh.png
Editing dates is also available for MLA quick edit interface, but your plugin doesn’t expect datetime field there, doesn’t replace default terrible UX wordpress fields with your pretty calendar: https://4.stefantsov.com/s/2018.02.06_12.45.34_aiye60gt.png
Could you maybe do something about it?
If you could, it would be really useful to be able to have different settings for different places:
1. for posts I would like to have settings like in first screenshot.
2. for media fullpage edit, maybe I change something.
3. for media quick edit, I’d probably choose a single text field with popup calendar, to support both copypaste and UI.
A simple filter like “is_this_option_enabled” or even better “spc_full_options” should be enough for me to implement the latter part.
Thank you!
]]>Hi,
We using your plugin with a custom post type. We’ve noticed while we can use the plugin from the Dashboard listing of posts by clicking the “Schedule” link that appears in the hover menu below each post, this doesn’t actually schedule the post for us.
We then have to go into the post itself and click the “Update” button to have the post moved from it’s “Pending” status to the “Scheduled” status that it should have once a post is given a post date in the future.
Is this the intended behavior?
If so, I’d like to request an improvement to the scheduling behavior, that we be able to actually schedule the post from the Dashboard, instead of simply adding a schedule date.
Does this all make sense? If not, please let me know. I can always elaborate.
Thanks!
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/schedule-posts-calendar/
]]>For the last few weeks I have been having this issue with increasing regularity. I thought It was something I did wrong, but in deactivating this plugin I’ve discovered the issue has stopped, so I want to bring it to your attention.
Here’s the sequence of events as they have been happening:
1. I begin drafting a post, and use the calendar to schedule the post in the future.
2. I save the draft of the post with the scheduled date as I work; the calendar displays the scheduled date as when the post will be published.
3. After making further revisions to the draft (sometimes in the same work session, sometimes after returning to it later on) and feeling it is ready to publish, I click on SCHEDULE, so that the post will be automatically published at the scheduled time.
4. Instead of scheduling the post at the assigned day and time, the post is immediately published.
Basically, I schedule the post, work on writing it, and when I’m finished and ready to publish it, the scheduled date is overwritten and it publishes immediately.
Any thoughts on this?
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]]>The Today-Button sets the wrong month: instead of the actual month (february) it sets the date to 1 (january). The javascript-method getMonth() returns values from 0 to 11. So I fixed the problem by adding 1 to the month in scp_calendar_today() in schedule-posts-calendar.js:
var sMon = new String(currentDate.getMonth()+1);
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]]>The schedule just missed posts on the last two days for us. Yet, it had notifications to tell us; so the posts are queued. Why the missed posts?
Thanks for the help!
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/schedule-posts-calendar/
]]>In the calendar view have the days graduate by time, possibly configurable to slots of time that when a post is dragged to a slot in the day, the time for the slot is automatically assigned to that post.
Currently you have to set the time of a post you have to
When it would be far easier to
and done.
Not to mention the act of manually reordering posts for a day would be a breeze as well, with the times for the posts changing as you dragged them into different positions.
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/schedule-posts-calendar/
]]>It would be helpful to have a setting where I could specify the default time to post (for example, I want my posts to appear on X hour every day).
This would then override the standard time when scheduling so that you wouldn’t need to set the clock manually each time.
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/schedule-posts-calendar/
]]>Your plugin has made the tasks of scheduling posts SO much easier, but there’s one feature I’d love to see… would it be possible to somehow depict which days already have posts scheduled? Perhaps something as simple as changing the date’s color or even being able to hover over a date to see the title of scheduled posts?
Thanks again for your awesome work! ??
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/schedule-posts-calendar/
]]>Well, everything is in the title. I think I did work on some previous version. Tested on test blog (no other plugin, default theme).
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]]>Thanks for the update !
Some suggestions: the calendar is in english – even in french installation. Don’t know why.
And maybe it could be cool to have an option to change the day of the begin of the week. Traditionally, the week begins monday in France and the calendar beginning Sunday is a little disturbing for french users – and some from other countries I suppose.
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]]>I like very much the plugin. I use it to change the date of publication of old posts to future date and I miss a button to go quickly to “today”. Don’t know if it could be useful for other people but I need it ??
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]]>This calendar is a very appreciated feature of our editors. And it runs without any problems since over a year.
But when trying to reduce the unnecessary log messages with WP_DEBUG enabled I found some messages from your plugin, too. One notice is
PHP Notice: Undefined variable: theme in /usr/www/xxxxx/wp-content/plugins/schedule-posts-calendar/schedule-posts-calendar.php on line 76.
The other is an outdated use of numeric capabilities (user_level) in the call of add_options_page(). The backtrace displays
add_submenu_page(options-general.php,Schedule Posts Calendar,Schedule Posts Calendar,9,schedule-posts-calendar.php,schedule_posts_calendar_admin_page)which is probably a subsequent call from add_options_page().
The user_level=9 is the problem in this call. You may simply replace it with a capability string from Roles and Capabilities wich reflects the admin equivalent to configure the calendar (e.g. ‘edit_theme_options’).
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]]>Hello,
I need to show future posts in a calendar that already has published posts.
This plugin can help to show future posts normally?
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/schedule-posts-calendar/
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