• Hi,

    I installed this plugin yesterday and loved the interface. I also love the fact that it uses WordPress’ built-in scheduling option – as with other plugins, they created their own system, making it a big mess.

    However, 1 problem makes this plugin completely worthless for me and I would be very thankful if it could be sorted out.

    I update my blog twice a week, on wednesday and saturday. So on sun-tue and thu-fri I have entered a ‘0’. Wednesday and saturday have ‘1’ entered in the field.

    Somehow, he doesn’t take the 0’s in consideration. As he keeps one slot open for every day of the week.

    Could this be fixed, please?

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/publish-to-schedule/

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  • Thread Starter Please Delete

    (@m1midan0s)

    Is this plugin still supported by the developers?

    Damn i need this to work! HELP!
    You can’t post less than 1 post per day? Well i can’t post more than 1 post per day! Help anyone?

    Example: if you put 0 on Sunday, this plugin will never schedule a post to be published on Sundays.

    That doesn’t work. I have zeros for every other day and a post is still scheduled for all days.

    Plugin Author alexbenfica

    (@alexbenfica)

    Hi!
    I have 3 websites using this form of schedulle, with 1 on Sundays and 0 all other days. They are working fine.

    I would like to suggest you to help-me isolate the problem in 2 ways:

    – first, ensure you are using the last version of the plugin, as I am.
    – second, disable other plugins and try to write a post and schedule it via my plugin.

    I believe other plugins my have something to do with it.

    Right now, I cant simulate this problem now so I can fix it, as it is working for me.

    I fixed this issue by replacing the following function from the plugin file with this code:

    function pts_getMaxPostsDay($datetimeCheck){
    
    	$options = get_option('publish-to-schedule');
    	$opt = 'pts_'.date('w',$datetimeCheck);
    	return $options[$opt];
    
    }

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