The Clone on update dialog and the [cloned] shortcode now show you the last modified time of the version that has been cloned to each server. And for hierarchical content it shows a simple message if the post_parent should be cloned first.
But it's quite a challenge to work through the posts manually to see what updates you've made and to perform the cloning.
Requirements
Need to be able to see the "tree" of posts to be cloned and the sequence in which they should be cloned.
Proposed solution
[x] Develop a [clone] shortcode to display the tree of posts associated with the post being viewed and indicate the number of posts that could/should be cloned.
[x] Add a new option field used by the [clone] shortcode. Note: The target servers may be a subset of the complete list of servers to which a post may have been cloned. This allows you to ignore posts which have been cloned to a site which no longer exists
[x] Display the tree in found order or sorted order
[ ] Option to display the full tree, taking into account the outbound relationships of posts in the hierarchy or related posts
The
Clone on update
dialog and the [cloned] shortcode now show you the last modified time of the version that has been cloned to each server. And for hierarchical content it shows a simple message if the post_parent should be cloned first. But it's quite a challenge to work through the posts manually to see what updates you've made and to perform the cloning.Requirements
Need to be able to see the "tree" of posts to be cloned and the sequence in which they should be cloned.
Proposed solution
[clone]
shortcode to display the tree of posts associated with the post being viewed and indicate the number of posts that could/should be cloned.[clone]
shortcode. Note: The target servers may be a subset of the complete list of servers to which a post may have been cloned. This allows you to ignore posts which have been cloned to a site which no longer exists