Closed peterwilsoncc closed 1 year ago
@peterwilsoncc After reviewing the plugin, I think removing old posts will disable the user to browse Revisions! Any thoughts? Thanks
Once the options are deleted, the revision history is lost as an ads.txt post is created from scratch, without any revisions.
However, maybe the plugin could look for an orphaned post and use that if the option has been deleted. That would prevent multiple ads.txt post types been created and restore the revisions from the previous version.
Thanks, I'll create a PR, ASAP
Once the options are deleted, the revision history is lost as an ads.txt post is created from scratch, without any revisions.
However, maybe the plugin could look for an orphaned post and use that if the option has been deleted. That would prevent multiple ads.txt post types been created and restore the revisions from the previous version.
@peterwilsoncc I've added an initial commit on this PR https://github.com/10up/ads-txt/pull/138 to clean orphaned posts and it's working but needs your opinion on triggering the function! currently, I use admin_init
hook to trigger the callback function which is not the best option I guess, should we trigger the function on saving adstxt posts? Thanks
Update: I've moved the function into admin.php, so that function can be triggered while visiting the settings page :)
Is your enhancement related to a problem? Please describe.
The options
app_adstxt_post
andadstxt_post
are used to refer to the post ID for the relevant file.In the event these options are deleted, a new post of the type
app-adstxt
oradstxt
will be created the next time an admin visits the management screen. The unreferenced post will remain as published in the database.Once a post and the option have become detached, the post should be deleted. There are a number of options:
Designs
No response
Describe alternatives you've considered
preventing the option from being deleted
This is possible by hooking in to an
*_option
hook.However, the option is only likely to be altered via
/wp-admin/options.php
, WP CLI or by modifying the database directly. Blocking deletion of the option to sufficiently advanced users isn't practical and likely to lead to more people hitting the database directly.Code of Conduct