jamiechong

@antoniogallo

I haven’t done any testing with this, but you can try something like:

Revisionize\create_revision($post, true);

I suspect there will likely be problems however.

@sugardaddy,

If you can provide a specific set of steps for me to reproduce your issue, I can attempt to identify the problem.

Thanks for the kind words, @heyjoecampbell.

I’ll look into it ??

You can also support the plugin by purchasing addons at https://revisionize.pro/

@kyleduncan,

I can’t seem to reproduce your issue.

If you suspect it’s your theme, try deactivating it and testing with a different theme (like one of the stock twenty*** themes).

Let me know what you find.

@vinnyegc

I can’t reproduce your issue.

The steps I’m taking are:
1. Revisionize a post
2. Make some changes to the content
3. Click “Save Draft”

The Dashboard widget that shows “Revisionized Posts Needing Review” is empty

Please tell me exactly how you’re seeing this issue.

Really sorry for the late reply. Didn’t see this one come in.

I’d suggest your workflow be to always Revisionize the published post. The draft you see after you publish the revision is the old version of the page. If you don’t want to keep these uncheck the “Keep Backup” checkbox in Revisionize settings.

Hmm, interesting feature. I agree it’d be a cool to have this. Will add it to my list, but unfortunately can’t investigate it for another few weeks at least.

How were you able to revisionize a Draft? It shouldn’t be possible.

@sidewaysdesign

I found a solution. You can add a manual exclude with this filter

ai1wm_exclude_content_from_export

Add this to functions.php of your active theme.

add_filter('ai1wm_exclude_content_from_export', function($exclude_filters) {
  $exclude_filters[] = 'themes/<YOUR-THEME-NAME>/node_modules';
  return $exclude_filters;
});

@shyzer – sorry for the late reply. You can try using this filter:

revisionize_is_create_enabled

This might work:

function can_my_contributor_edit($is_enabled, $post) {
  return $is_enabled && in_array($post->ID, array(123, 456, 789));   // specific post IDs
}
add_filter('revisionize_is_create_enabled', 'can_my_contributor_edit', 100, 2);

I’m not following. The revision that is created is a clone of the original, it doesn’t get its own URL because it’s in DRAFT mode. When you publish the revision, it copies its contents back onto the original, which would continue to use whatever slug is configured for it. You cannot edit/modify/revisionize the slug if that’s what you’re trying to do.

I’m not sure about the “Original” tag not being shown. If you’re revised and published the same post multiple times, it could be that the original original is no longer around (trash maybe?). Without seeing your database, I can’t say for certain.

Who are you logged in as? A franchisee?

If so, You need to “revisionize” first. Then on the revision you can submit for review.

The Addon is meant for Contributors (it’s called Contributors Can, not Franchisees Can). I haven’t tested with custom roles. You can also try this, but I can’t guarantee it’ll work.

add_filter('revisionize_user_can_revisionize', function($can) {
  return $can || current_user_can('edit_locations');
}, 20, 1);

add_filter('revisionize_is_create_enabled', function($can, $post) {
  return $can || ($post->post_status == 'publish' && !\Revisionize\get_revision_of($post) && $post->post_type == 'locations' && current_user_can('edit_locations'));
}, 20, 2);

add_filter('revisionize_user_can_publish_revision', function($can) {
  return $can || current_user_can('publish_locations');
}, 20, 1);

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by jamiechong.

I’m using the code you provided to create the Locations CPT, I’m using URE and created a new role, but I’m not seeing the same capability options for the Location CPT as you. This is what I see.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/zpsf1l9g3fj8knl/Screenshot%202018-07-11%2009.26.26.png?dl=0

What other code do you have that I’m not seeing?

Then show me how your role is configured. I need all the infoz dude.