Jason LeMahieu (MadtownLems)

Unless you’re already using some other logging plugin, then no. Co-author data is stored using core’s taxonomy methods, which do not store when terms were assigned to posts.

It’s now totally free. Nick merged Pro features into the public/free plugin.

You can read more here: https://twitter.com/nickmdiego/status/1638901935574237186

OP: Any chance you’re using Post Type Switcher plugin? I know that plugin adds a Type column to those pages.

Update: Another plugin was disabling updates. After disabling that, I’m now able to get to 6.2-beta-4. Cheers!

Your post makes me think you are using a very old version of WordPress with a very new version of PHP.

What version of each are you running?

Unfortunately, there is no core-provided PHP function for this.
Core provides a reasonable JS-based implementation in the “Convert to Blocks” tool for Classic Editor Blocks, but nothing available server-side.

The decision to put the Post Editor into an iFrame has been reverted from 6.2 but is planned for 6.3:

https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/48076

To identify what’s causing the error, you’ll need to look at your PHP error logs. These can often be found in a file called “error_log” in the public_html directory of your account, but can vary by configuration and hosting provider.

If you can’t locate them, contact your host for assistance.

The error log should hopefully clue you into what’s causing the problem. If not, contact your host for assistance.

Thank you for the quick work on this! Really appreciate it. Cheers

(The function.php field cannot be reached in the renewed structure.)

If you’re familiar with how to do this in functions.php, then I’d actually suggest creating a very small plugin that serves the same purpose. Simply make a basic plugin, activate it, and then you can treat the plugin file just like you would functions.php (but it’s even better because it won’t be overridden by theme updates and you can easily reuse it on other sites you develop)

https://developer.www.ads-software.com/plugins/

Hopefully you can find the resources here helpful:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Validating_Sanitizing_and_Escaping_User_Data

WordPress 6.2 starts wrapping the page/post editor in an iFrame, similar to how the Site Editor currently does it. This currently means that the body classes required to make Wayfinder function are not present on the necessary frame. There are tickets to try to add this support, such as: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/17854

But the Network, Sites page (network/sites.php) does not load plugins.

This is not true. The network/sites.php absolutely loads all network activated plugins. You can try posting more of your code and maybe someone can help identify the problem. And/or try installing Query Monitor for additional debugging information.

Thank you so much. Looking forward to the next release!

Look in your PHP error logs to find exactly what the error is. If you don’t know where to find those, consult your host.
Alternatively, you could try installing the Query Monitor plugin which typically does a great job of tracking and displaying this information as well, depending on the type of error.