johnh10

Nobody knows, really. Google isn’t telling.

Nope.

yes

Yes, you can do that with WP Auto Poster.

Sure, it’s possible for your server to run out of memory if you have too many posts. WordPress will try to search them all depending on your settings. Check your server’s log file.

If the cron events are now showing negative times, then the cron jobs are not working properly. Your cron command will depend on your server and setup. See if you can verify it from the command line, or ask your host for help.

Use a plugin like WP-Crontrol to verify your cron is working properly. If it is, you should see the event for APS in the cron events and when it will fire next.

401 is the http code from your server meaning you are unauthorized.

the APS event is scheduled but cron must be called properly for it to process scheduled events. best ask your host.

Cron needs to be set up properly for the events to trigger – check your cron with a plugin like WP-Crontrol

A low end server with WordPress virtual cron can have these issues. Try a server cron job instead. Read here.

Hello, just the ones mentioned above, before the wp_set_post_tags/categories calls.

They are something like

$tags = apply_filters( 'usp_check_tags', $tags );
$category = apply_filters( 'usp_check_category', $category );

filter names can be anything. ‘usp_custom_user_tag_check’ instead of ‘usp_check_tags’ if that works better.

Thanks for adding the append filters! Appreciated.

Any chance of the custom filters for tags/categories? So the user can run custom checks on the submitted taxonomies? In my case I make all tags lowercase and strip out hashtags.

That would be great!

Specifically, in the file user-submitted-posts.php, in function usp_createPublicSubmission, right before the lines

                wp_set_post_tags($post_id, $tags, true );   

                wp_set_post_categories($post_id, $category);

I’m using my own code lines that are:

                $tags = apply_filters( 'usp_check_tags', $tags );
                $category = apply_filters( 'usp_check_category', $category );

Then my code snippets do the custom checks I want. I can change the filter name to whatever you come up with, of course.

Recycling a post sets the published date to today so it shows again as new. It is working as intended. Not sure what you’re asking here. If you want it to stay where it is don’t do anything…

Thanks! I added a few lines of code based on what he did and now I have the wp-extended-search I want in the admin. Brilliant! ??