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I am not familiar with using that plugin, but I am sure it would work if that is its main purpose. When you go to another server, it could be the coding and how the config files work with PHP. I think it is either php.ini or http.conf, but not exactly sure. It is not in .htaccess.

If someone else knows the answer, please respond.

The theme needs to have pagination coded as well, which for any WordPress theme, it is usually in functions.php. A plugin could contain the same code as functions.php.

With that said, TwentyFifteen may not have pagination in its functions.php.

For TwentyFifteen, you can easily fix this with some code. Google how to add pagination in WordPress and create yourself a child theme for TwentyFifteen. Then, add the code for the pagination to the child theme. That’s one way of doing it. Also, check TwentyFifteen’s Customizer to see if it is there.

Are you using the short PHP directive like <?=$var?> or <?php echo $var; ?> – Some apache servers do not allow for the short directive. Just a thought.

Bruce

Hey David, this is a good plugin, not excellent and not bad. It is a great first start. I would rate it 3 stars with potential to be a 5. Nice job!

Here is my feedback and issues with this plugin: Although it integrates nicely with Contact Form 7, the email that is sent to the user tells the user to go to the login form at the login URL and sign in. Great! However, the issue comes in when we are using one of the plugins that changes the wp-login URL. My website has a totally different wp-admin URL, because I do not want users to go to URL/wp-login form. I want a front end login form and Contact Form 7 is great for that.

What YOUR plugin does is actually sends the user my hidden URL! That’s a security breach and defeats the purpose of hiding the wp-login URL. That prevents me from using your plugin. In other words, the user would know my secret login URL. Not good.

I think this plugin has potential. It should have a form textbox input or a textarea that allows the admin to type in a message to the user and that message gets emailed to the user like “Login in here”. Your plugin should NOT be telling people that in the email that goes to the new user. I see why you did it, but because of the wp-login hiding plugins, yours should not be exposing that hidden URL.

Also, there needs to be a compatible login form. Maybe a simple shortcode that displays a login form.

If you can fix this, I may give you a higher rating on the plugin page.

Thanks, that is what I did in your main class file, but the problem is that the revisions still do not on the post editing page. It just shows a blank box under the Revisions heading. I checked the MySQL database and the revisions are saving fine, but they still do not show.

Another issue that I find is that I added the URL for the revision ID into my web browser as https://URL/wp-admin/revision.php?revision=6416, but it just redirects back to the edit.php main admin page. Other custom post types do not do this. Do you know why that happens?

In the revisions.php file in core, I temporary disabled the redirect code just to see if it would work and it just shows a blank white page with no errors. Do you know how I could get around this?

Mike, isn’t the job listing a post content since it is a custom post type? I am not asking about meta data. I wanted revisions on the actual post content itself. Is this still possible?

It is the autoincrement ID field of your primary key in the MySQL database.

You can determine the new post ID if you are programtically inserting a new post by this code:

$post_id = wp_insert_post( $post, $wp_error );

Hope this helps.

Try using the WP_Query function. It will make your life a lot easier. You have a $wp_query variable, but I think you are doing it the hard way.

Try this code:

$args = array(
'post_type' 		=> array( 'estate_leads' ),
'author' ,$author,
'meta_query', array(
'relation' => 'OR',
array(
'key' => 'leads_status',
'value' => '-1',
),
array(
'key' => 'leads_status','compare' => 'NOT EXISTS',
),

);
$query = new WP_Query( $args );
if($query->have_posts()) :
while($query->have_posts()) :
$query->the_post();
     $title	=  	get_the_title();
     $content 	= 	get_the_content();
endwhile;
endif;

Takayuki,
The Listo plugin seems like a great idea, but when I use it with Contact Form 7, it shows me a menu with listings at all.

I used exactly what you added above:

[select menu-001 data:countries]

All I see is a blank menu. What am I doing wrong and how do we fix it?

Thanks for your help,
Bruce

Ok, that’s what I thought. Thanks, Mark!

Bruce

Stenberg, this is great. Your support is excellent. I just improved my review and rating.

Would it be possible to add the ability to allow certain users or user roles to be able to deploy specific post types like “post”, “page”, “job” etc before this Wednesday?

Bruce

Thanks. I look forward to the new version. I updated to the latest version.

One thing is that the batches are still being deleted after deployment, so I had to comment the code inside the delete_batch() method under classes/db/class-batch-dao.php between lines 130-143.

Bruce

Thanks, Stenberg. The plugin is looking good, but there is a new issue.

I updated the plugin, but now it copies existing posts and pages that are edited to the production site instead of replacing them. So now I end up with a two of the same post or page. Can this be fixed?

Bruce

Stenberg,

Would it be possible to add to the improvement where the deployments do not disappear after deployment. Is that one line in the plugin code that can be removed?

Thanks, stenberg. Perfect. I will download the new version.

The most important items are the first two. I am actually making a presentation next Tuesday and could use the content staging plugin in my presentation and would like to donate to it.

Bruce