[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #12706: Custom post status bugs in the admin
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Tue Feb 4 03:34:46 UTC 2014
#12706: Custom post status bugs in the admin
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Reporter: ptahdunbar | Owner: ptahdunbar
Type: task (blessed) | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Future
Component: Posts, Post Types | Release
Severity: normal | Version: 3.0
Keywords: has-patch westi-likes needs-testing | Resolution:
needs-refresh needs-unit-tests editorial-flow | Focuses:
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Comment (by knutsp):
Replying to [comment:189 MikeSchinkel]:
> Replying to [comment:188 knutsp]:
> > May the first and simplest solution get in the way for future
evolution?
>
> The simplest solution is to just include registered statuses in the drop
down that allows a user to select a status before updating a post.
Aliases would be much more work than that.
May be - probably. But to show up in the drop down on the edit post
screen, core needs to handle the status as if it was one of the existing.
That is the reason this bug is still present. Some statuses trigger UI
behaviour (because it means something, has semantics, to core), like
changing the button text. May all registered stati be handled as an alias
of `draft`, just to begin with?
Talking about the best solution is fine, when used to evaluate if a first,
simple solution might also be a good, temporary solution. When the most
visible bug here is gone, then the rest may be future enhancements. Then
make a new ticket for that.
People, in thousands, are willing to settle on Mars, without any
technology to return to Earth. We are, it seems, not willing to simply fix
an old bug as long there isn't a path to CMS heaven included.
I want to go to Mars, one way, when that is the current option. Now, not
waiting for a tested Mars-to-Earth commuter system to be in place.
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/12706#comment:190>
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