custom-post-edit

edit custom post types

Author:	Christopher Churchill (profile at wordpress.org)
WordPress version required:	4.0
WordPress version tested:	4.0
Plugin version:	1.0.4
Added to WordPress repository:	13-10-2014
Last updated:	13-10-2014 Warning! This plugin has not been updated in over 2 years. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues when used with more recent versions of WordPress.
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This plugin is intented for Developers only it's a effort to implement a simple custom front end post edit form using angularJS.

I'll be tracking issues via github:

https://github.com/vimes1984/custompostedit/

It uses angularJS for the form and requires you pass a $_GET['posttoedit'] variable in the url to the form containing the post ID you want to edit.

Example:

http://EXAMPLE.com/?posttoedit=POST_ID_TO_EDIT

You are going to need to update three files to get this up and running first the form:

These fileds need to match the following syntax where in this case monthlysalary will be the object passed to the php function:

Example:

<input type="text" name="jobtitle" ng-model="formobject.monthlysalary" placeholder="Monthly Salary" />

File:

/includes/customedit.php

Then the class customPostEdit->post_edit_fac() method, line 237-> 262 is the function that actually updates the post and is called from the javascript:

File:

customPostEdit.php

you are going to need to fill these in with the fields you want to update you can find the default fields here:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Database_Description#Table:_wp_posts

And you can update post meta fields like so:

Example:

update_post_meta( $postID, 'wpcf-monthly-salary', $monthlysalary );

There is one last file you may need to edit and that's the AngularJS file you may need to change Example:

$scope.formobject = {'jobID': '', 'title': '', 'jobcontent': '', 'monthlysalary': ''};

Object to match your form fields in this file:

File:

/js/custom-post-edit.js

This file calls the php endpoint we defined in the first file the post_edit_fac and sends the formobject {} to that function from the form.

You can place the form anywhere you want using the shortcode:

Shortcode:

[post_edit]

Good luck and post any issues to github I'll gladly lend a hand...

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