Vyndariel

I highly would like to request this, too

some of my editors are bound to specific categories and tags and they asked me if they could work more efficient by pre-filled / template-stuff.

As your post is 2 months old I would like to know when the next update is scheduled or if it’s already in but not updated on wordpress description etc.?

Hey!

Thanks a lot for your feedback!

Unfortunately it’s still not working, but after some more testings I assume it’s related to another plugin and will start a thread in their forums.

Thanks again for your help!

Had the same issue, but I guess it’s more an understanding issue

I expected “Schedule” to fire the task later, but you also need to schedule the blogpost.

If you have immediate, then you have to push it live immedtiately (make sure to check the “check all” at the bottom before”) and not scheduling the blogpost.

Sometimes I had to “save the draft” first, before releasing immediately. (in case wp didn’t made a save in the meantime).

To be honest, I expected “schedule” means the task at all and I can release the blogpost immediately, so I tried to play around ??

Maybe this can be clarified in the admin more specific (a method description, so the user knows what to use).

Is there also a way to auto check-all, I remember it was activated by default some weeks before, now I have to activate it for every post manually ??

From my point of view you miss one of the most important features for the pro-solution (which I own): To add multiple accounts!

And one other important thing is: It’s an “All in One”-Solution, which is highly in developmen with nearly daily updates and fixes.

As someone who own since 2 months the pro-version I can see a huge development, which I’ve never seen before in any other WP Plugin.