A newly created page in author displays information to the author that it has been published even thought the author has neither manually published the page.
Check the page template, there is for sure a replication status & timestamp.
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We have a news web site and want to have telegram instant view for all news in our web site.
I have logged in at https://instantview.telegram.org/ and create a template for a news. by using its created link in this site the instant view button for this news is shown in telegram. but not work for other news. Should I create the link in https://instantview.telegram.org/ site for each news?
You might have one of two problems.
1) According to the last abstract of Instant View:
This means that, as a website owner, you can create a template for your page and publish t.me/iv?url=... links with the corresponding rhash to your Telegram channel — and your subscribers will be able to view your articles in the Instant View format right away.
Long story short: rhash generated for your news page could be applied to any page from your site. So make sure you have changed the url param in t.me/iv?url=...&rhash=... link while creating Instant View button.
2) Check the first step in every template in Sample Templates Page. It describes which pages get Instant View and which don't. Maybe you've created your template for a single news page, not for all news pages at the same level.
E.g., the ?path: /.+ condition will provide Instant View for every page except the root page.
What I want to do sounds simple .
I will publish a page. At a later date I will update the content - add extra material. And set it to “pending review”. However I would like the previous published version, if there is one, to still display on the live site for non logged in users and not get a page not found error..
Is it possible? How can I do this?
I imported Custom Fields into my WordPress site from my staging server. Certain pages are no longer working.
I've tracked this down to a data issue. I went into the database and removed all entries from the wp_postmeta table that I am referencing on my page that is failing. I then went back into a post that was not working and did an update. That post now works.
This isn't a realistic approach since there are hundreds of posts that I would have to manually update. Any ideas on what I can do?
I figured out that each revision is stored in the database.
The original developer of the site i'm working on was displaying fields incorrectly.
If a field was called list_items, they were saying post.list_items instead of post.get_field('list_items'). Since there were multiple revisions in the database the DOM was displaying an array.
I have published content at /news/content-title-here and it is available when the direct link is followed however it does not show up on the News section of the page which as near as I can tell should be showing this content and does from other publishers.
I have checked multiple blogs and articles of similar things but can't seem to figure out what's happening.
I have tried publishing from an existing publisher account as well from my Admin account, neither works.
I created a new View and started from scratch to see where things went wrong.
Turns out my News View had a criteria that was messing things up.
Filter Criteria > Content: Date - start date (field_event_date)
Removed that and voila - everything showed up.
I've been running a WordPress site for over a year now and never had a problem with it until yesterday. I'm using a custom field to store the url to a preview image for every post. I simply add it using the standard Custom Fields form in the Edit Post screen. Before when I'd save the post as a draft or if I immediately published it the custom field would be saved. But now all of a sudden no matter how I save the post (save as draft, publish or auto-save) the custom field isn't being stored in the database. I did confirm this by checking the wp_postmeta table.
I already reinstalled Wordpress, but it doesn't change a thing. I also went through other similar posts about this subject, but none of the solutions work.
Any ideas?
So after digging deeper, I figured out the custom field was dependent on another field. Still not sure why it wouldn't store the custom field in the database even though the other field wasn't filled out first. But it works anyway when I do it that way. WordPress works in mysterious ways sometimes.