Press This, pass url as custom field

Which url would you be referring to?

I guess the URL is referring to the URL Address that was been blog. If I am not wrong, it is listed as $url in the press_it.php.

I am looking at possible solution as well.

Tried various method but does not work.

Insert the post meta in the press_it function

// insert the post with nothing in it, to get an ID
	$post_ID = wp_insert_post($quick, true);
        add_post_meta($post_ID, 'elink', $url);

and also try to insert a custom field form at the bottom of the page. It show the form all right but it is not able to update/insert the custom field.

<?php
 $metadata = has_meta($post->ID);
 list_meta($metadata);
 meta_form();
?>

I am not a programmer, but I am willing to try. However, I am stuck for a few days. Hope some kind soul would shed some light…

Thanks in advance…

Ok, manage to get it right after several try.
Here it goes…

Add a input tag at this section.
So that the url will be shown. Else, you can customise the url if you want.

<div class="editor-container">
				<textarea name="content" id="content" style="width:100%;" class="mceEditor" rows="15">
					<?php if ($selection) echo wp_richedit_pre(htmlspecialchars_decode($selection)); ?>
					<?php // if ($url) { echo '<p>'; if($selection) _e('via '); echo "<a href='$url'>$title</a>."; echo '</p>'; } ?>
				</textarea>
                                <input name="elink" type="text"  id="elink" class="mceEditor" style="width:100%;" value="<?php echo $url; ?>"/>

			</div>

Now go to the top section and insert the $elink stuff.

$quick['post_title'] = $_REQUEST['title'];
	$quick['post_content'] = '';
        $elink = $_REQUEST['elink'];

and follow by this, adding the post meta

$quick['ID'] = $post_ID;
		wp_update_post($quick);
                add_post_meta($post_ID, 'elink', $elink, false);

Doesn’t look clean, but it serve my purpose all right.

Cheers