lists display incorrectly with default theme,iandstewart,Themes,2.2.1,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,assigned,,2007-06-23T02:33:41Z,2011-08-23T12:48:21Z,A nested ordered / unordered list places bullets AND numbers on the unordered list. You can see an [http://andrew.jorgensenfamily.us/2005/12/cygwin-openssh/ example of this] on my own site. The bug is somewhere in wp-content/themes/default/style.css. I fixed it once before but I don't recall where the bug is now.,andrewjorgensen
Future Releases,18502,Show ID on Custom Post Types Permalinks,,Rewrite Rules,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-08-23T18:43:19Z,2011-08-23T18:50:35Z,"Hi...
I have been using now lots of custom post types for different portals, and found that it's something no one ever knew, thought would be a cool feature if possible.
Now i have one custom post type for dvds, when the user publishes, it gets to
/dvd/name-of-dvd
The other settings for permalinks is set to show /%post_id%/ so in the blog it gets
/1/name-of-post
Just on custom post types it's imposible to make that.
For some things, like jobs, dvd, books, maybe there are things with same name, and an ID would be better to identify...
",kaiserlino
Future Releases,18245,Make the visual editor KSES filter/user capabilities aware,,Editor,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-07-25T18:11:21Z,2011-08-23T20:16:45Z,"Currently the visual editor assumes ""unlimited html"" for all users. This can result in some surprises when a user doesn't have that capability.
We can make a function that translates the KSES allowed tags and attributes into TinyMCE format and sets the editor accordingly.",azaozz
Future Releases,18325,"TinyMce, noscript, and the gallery icon.",,TinyMCE,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-08-04T03:35:59Z,2011-08-23T22:03:10Z,"If you include the shortcode for a gallery in an html noscript tag, and switch between visual and html mode, the gallery ""icon"" is replaced by html addressing the icon... which shouldn't be visible in visual edit mode. If you publish the page with the html showing, it will then save the gallery shortcode and discard the noscript tags. I haven't been able to understand this behavior.
I'm trying to use a slideshow shortcode followed by a gallery shortcode in a noscript tag as a backup for those without JS. This works so long as I don't republish the page from the visual mode. Then I get a slideshow and a gallery.
I've tested it on a different site of my multisite install with no plugins on and it still occurs, so I'm relatively confident the problem is in the way tinymce handles the noscript tag.",cmdrmatt
Future Releases,16147,"MT Importer truncates double vertical spaces, munging paragraphs together",,Import,3.2.1,normal,major,WordPress.org,defect (bug),reopened,,2011-01-07T22:25:47Z,2011-08-24T06:20:05Z,"Movable Type 3.x-era exports don't use '''''' tags. Like TinyMCE (and WordPress), a '''
''' in final rendered code is represented by two '''\n'''s in a row.
The importer strips out double '''\n'''s and replaces with a single '''\n'''. This causes paragraphs to lose their distinction upon import.
It does this because the '''$line''' variable was created by '''$line = $this->fgets($handle)''' (line 339). Then '''$line = trim($line)''' (line 340) strips out several characters, including '''\n'''.
Lines 455 and 456 add back the '''\n''' ''except'' on blank lines:
{{{
if( !empty($line) )
$line .= ""\n"";
}}}
So if a '''$line''' was nothing but a '''\n''', it's stripped by the '''trim''' function and becomes a 0 character line. Then the '''if( !empty($line) )''' declines to add back a '''\n'''.
Somehow this needs to be altered so that successive '''\n'''s aren't stripped. Otherwise paragraphs get vertically munged together.",novasource
Future Releases,18521,Wp_mail function: email subject with multibyte chars is not encoded properly,,External Libraries,3.2.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-08-26T08:51:11Z,2011-08-27T00:51:21Z,"'''Problem:'''
When an email with multibyte characters (like Swedish é, å, etc.) in the subject is sent from Wordpress (using wp_mail), the subject of the email at the reciever end looks like this: =?UTF-8?Q?New_site_name_Site:_J=C3=A9t_inqsfzxb_p=C3=A5_?= =?UTF-8?Q?=C3=A9?=
'''Reproduce:'''
Create the new blog with a multibyte char in the blog title and then activate it.
For example: go to /wp-content/wp-signup.php and create a new user. After that you will be asked to create a new blog. Create one and put some é and å characters in the blog title. After that you will recieve the first email (which should be ok), asking to activate the account. Activate it, then you will get the second email with the screwed subject.
'''Reason:'''
The reason is phpmailer class which double-encodes the email subject (only when sending mail using php mail() function though). The problem in these lines (wp-includes/class-phpmailer.php, taken from WP 3.2.1):
(lines 657, 663, 671, 677)
$rt = @mail($val, $this->EncodeHeader($this->SecureHeader($this->Subject)), $body, $header, $params);
$rt = @mail($to, $this->EncodeHeader($this->SecureHeader($this->Subject)), $body, $header, $params);
$rt = @mail($val, $this->EncodeHeader($this->SecureHeader($this->Subject)), $body, $header, $params);
$rt = @mail($to, $this->EncodeHeader($this->SecureHeader($this->Subject)), $body, $header);
The subject is first encoded with EncodeHeader function, and after that encoded again by mail() function itself.
'''Fix suggestion:'''
Since mail() function does proper encoding of subject, we don't need to encode it ourselves. So those lines should be replaced by:
$rt = @mail($val, $this->Subject, $body, $header, $params);
$rt = @mail($to, $this->Subject, $body, $header, $params);
$rt = @mail($val, $this->Subject, $body, $header, $params);
$rt = @mail($to, $this->Subject, $body, $header);
I've tried this on my server, and it works well.
'''Conclusion:'''
Hope it will be fixed and included in the release soon. Although, i've found the good enough temporarily solution overloading wp_mail() with a plugin, but still would be nice to see the solution in the wordpress core.",jetpackpony
Future Releases,12521,Disable Site Wide Discussions - Admin Settings,,Comments,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-03-05T01:44:26Z,2011-08-27T08:42:14Z,In the admin discussions options there should be an option to completely disable discussions site wide.,ceenz
Future Releases,17766,Browser update dismiss button lacks non-JavaScript fallback,,Administration,3.2,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-06-11T11:20:58Z,2011-08-27T15:42:14Z,The 'Dismiss' button in the browser update dashboard box doesn't do its thing without JavaScript enabled.,johnbillion
Future Releases,16839,Category Base Should be Slugified,,Rewrite Rules,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reviewing,early,2011-03-12T21:42:52Z,2011-08-29T23:45:18Z,"Vanilla install of 3.1. Change category base to Foo Bar. Link generated is example.com/Foo Bar/cat (note the %20/space). Clicking link tries to access /FooBar/cat and 404's.
I see there are a few other tickets regarding categories, including #16662 but no specific mention of custom category base.
",miklb
Future Releases,18550,Add args to signup_finished action,,General,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-08-31T00:07:01Z,2011-08-31T00:31:40Z,"In wp-signup.php there are 2 calls to do_action( 'signup_finished' );
1) When an user sings up.
2) When a new user sing up and a new site (in Multisite) is created.
It'd be good to have a way to diferenciare this differente scenarios. Also, it'd be good to have the registered user info passed to this action.
",rabino
Future Releases,18547,"Add rel=""nofollow"" to reply to comments link",,Comments,3.2.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,close,2011-08-30T14:20:31Z,2011-09-01T14:56:00Z,"This is an easy problem to diagnose and fix. Basically, the reply to comment links all contain a query parameter—?replytocom—in the destination URL.
Google does a poor job of ""deciding"" whether or not these are unique URLs, and as a result, these URLs are often indexed. This leads to duplicate content issues, which leads to users bitching :D
Here's a sample of some search results where the ?replytocom query parameter resulted in a bunch of duplicate indexing:
[http://www.google.co.in/search?cx=c&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=site:callingallgeeks.org+replytocom+#q=site:callingallgeeks.org+replytocom&hl=en&prmd=ivns&filter=0&fp=1&biw=1366&bih=667&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&cad=b Google]
Thanks!",pearsonified
Future Releases,18296,Add an action to Custom_Image_Header admin_page(),,General,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-07-29T17:31:17Z,2011-09-01T15:25:24Z,Add an action (do_action('custom_header_top');) to the admin page for themers to add more settings using the settings api.,wpsmith
Future Releases,18553,Counting of categories doesn't work without refreshing?,,Taxonomy,3.2.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-08-31T11:39:03Z,2011-09-03T09:17:55Z,"If you add a new category or delete one the number of total categories stays on the original number. For exemple, when you have 7 categories then in the corner it says '7 items'. When you delete one, you have 6 items but '7 items' is still displayed.
(Chrome 15.0.816)
1) Go to your categories
2) Add one and look to the number of items, IT WILL NOT CHANGE!
So this count for adding normal categories and child ones...",jonezjea
Future Releases,18577,Updates and downloads should be signed or delivered securely,,Upgrade/Install,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2011-09-03T01:23:16Z,2011-09-03T12:05:36Z,"All channels for downloading Wordpress installations and plugins (e.g. from downloads.wordpress.org) should either be signed or delivered securely (e.g. via SSL) to mitigate man-in-the-middle attacks. Such attacks can lead to arbitrary code execution.
It appears that currently, downloads and automatic updates are neither signed nor delivered securely.",wplid
Future Releases,12370,We need a smarter version of wp_title() and a few other template tags,hallsofmontezuma*,Template,3.0,normal,major,Future Release,feature request,accepted,,2010-02-25T08:47:06Z,2011-09-06T16:22:50Z,"Look at Twenty Ten's `header.php` and the code that is needed to output the `
`. That's a bit silly.
I suggest we should have a helper function of some type to replace all of that. A smarter and more sophisticated version of `wp_title()`.",Viper007Bond
Future Releases,17709,RTL for the Support Forum theme on the international sites,,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2011-06-06T15:57:51Z,2011-09-07T00:06:17Z,"The RTL styles for the support forums are incomplete. I don't have access to the original files to make a patch, but these fixes should be all that's needed:
{{{
#pages a:after, #pages span:after { content: "\200F"; }
#pagebody table.widefat th { text-align: right; }
#pagebody ol#thread { list-style: none; }
#footer iframe, #footer p { float: left; }
#footer h6 { float: right; }
}}}
",RanYanivHartstein
Future Releases,18617,Renaming menus orphans children when using global terms,,Menus,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-09-07T21:36:15Z,2011-09-07T21:36:15Z,"Renaming a menu when global terms is enabled will cause the menu to be disassociated from its children. This is caused by the reliance on `wp_get_nav_menu_object()` in `wp_update_nav_menu_item()` and elsewhere, where the calling function attempts to get the menu object using the old global term id rather than the new global term id. The menu items appear to be invalid because the menu term id has changed.",adambackstrom
Future Releases,6106,Post slug improvements,markjaquith*,Administration,2.5,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,accepted,,2008-03-05T21:08:21Z,2011-09-09T00:02:15Z," 1. ~~Right now, a post ID is shown as the post slug unless a slug is manually entered. Instead, it should show the dynamic slug generated from the title.~~ Ideally, as the title is updated. (maybe using onblur to see if the typed-in title has changed, and doing a quick AJAX request to see what the dynamic slug would be).
1. There is no way to tell the difference between a tentative slug, and a locked-in slug (either by choice, or by hitting ""publish""). Perhaps the highlighting could go away and the slug could be bolded to indicate that it is set.
",markjaquith
Future Releases,18625,term_exists() doesn't make a difference between z and ẓ,,Taxonomy,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-09-09T12:23:25Z,2011-09-09T15:31:21Z,"I spent hours before discouvering why wp_insert_term doesn't want to create some of my categories list;
{{{
$alphabet = array (
array( 's', 'sth' ),
array( 'ṣ', 'sth' ),
array( 'h', 'sth' ),
array( 'ḥ', 'sth' ),
array( 'd', 'sth' ),
array( 'ḍ', 'sth' )
);
foreach ($categories as $category )
{
if( term_exists( mb_strtolower($category[0]), 'category' ))
continue;
else
wp_insert_term( $category[0], 'category', array( 'slug' => $category[0] ) );
}
}}}
term_exists() doesn't make a difference between ""normal characters"" and diacritic characters.
",abdessamad idrissi
Future Releases,18627,Google Chrome handles bulleted lists differently in Visual Editor than other browsers,,Editor,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-09-09T16:10:51Z,2011-09-09T16:10:51Z,"In Firefox (working functionality):
1. create brand new post or page
2. in the visual editor, click Bulleted List icon
3. In Format menu choose H1
4. Type some text (it's inside a ul >> li >> h1)
5. Press Enter
Result: a new bullet, and we've lost the H1 style (just inside a ul >> li now)
Try this with Chrome 13.x
1. create a brand new post or page
2. in the visual editor hit the Bulleted List icon
3. in the Format menu choose H1
4. Type some text (it's inside a ul >> li >> h1)
5. Press enter
Result: no new bullet. We're inside a ul >> li >> div
Also tested in IE 7 and 8 (works fine). haven't tried other WebKit browsers.",tomauger
Future Releases,16822,FORCE_SSL_LOGIN causes wp-login.php to have an incorrect https link,jakub.tyrcha*,Security,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),accepted,,2011-03-10T16:21:25Z,2011-09-10T01:20:12Z,"In this bug, the WordPress logo on the login screen incorrectly links to an https URL. It is easy to reproduce.
First, define('FORCE_SSL_LOGIN', true) in wp-config.php. Then make sure you are logged out of WordPress. (Note: I am running multisite - I don't know if this matters or not.)
1. Visit /wp-login.php. Fill in WRONG credentials (misspell your password) and click the Submit button.
2. wp-login.php redisplays as expected, this time with an https URL.
3. The WordPress logo on the form now links to https://your.site.com. If you click it, you are visiting your site over SSL.
This should not happen. The WordPress logo (and any other links on the login page) should render http URLs.",dbvista
Future Releases,17834,Quick Edit of Hierarchal Terms,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-06-18T12:47:23Z,2011-09-10T01:41:21Z,"Would be nice if the Quick Edit function for hierarchal terms included the ability to change the parent. In fact, you could pretty much eliminate the Edit function altogether by doing this.",DragonFlyEye
Future Releases,17254,Contributors should be able to upload,,Role/Capability,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-04-27T11:42:24Z,2011-09-10T03:10:26Z,"Workflows and typical post content have evolved since the roles were defined. Posts frequently contain images, video, etc. As it is now, for someone to be able to put an uploaded image or video in a post, they have to be an Author, because contributors have no upload rights. This means that if a post contains any media, the person writing it has the ability to publish. There's a big gap now for use cases where a site owner wants to curate/edit contributor submissions before publication but wants those contributor posts to not be limited to text-only creations.
Proposal: allow contributors to upload media files (kept as draft, not published until approved by higher role). ",jane
Future Releases,17516,Add Favorite Actions to Admin Bar,,Administration,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-05-19T18:37:03Z,2011-09-10T03:25:31Z,"With the new UI upgrade, the favorite_actions() method was removed from the main UI. After a brief discussion with Westi, it made sense to put the functionality back in as part of the adminbar.
The attached patch does that using the favorite_actions() method (which can now return the filtered list of favorite_actions as an array). We should eat our own dog food.",technosailor
Future Releases,18161,Bulk action: Add user to multiple sites,,Network Admin,3.2,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2011-07-18T19:07:04Z,2011-09-10T05:44:38Z,"Currently, to add a single user to multiple sites, the super admin has to edit each site, add the user to the site, and then go on to the next site.
To improve this workflow, it would tremendously useful to be able to add a single user to multiple sites in the network admin.
This ticket could have scaling problems to solve.",danielbachhuber
Future Releases,18162,Bulk action: Add multiple users to a site,,Network Admin,3.2,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2011-07-18T19:09:31Z,2011-09-10T07:37:22Z,"Currently, to add a multiple users to a single site, the super admin has to edit each site, look up each username, and add new users to the site one by one.
To improve this workflow, it would be useful to be able to select which users to add from a table of users and add those users in bulk.
This ticket could have scaling problems to solve.",danielbachhuber
Future Releases,18499,User count / roles inconsistency if roles no longer exist but users still do,,Users,3.2.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-08-23T13:53:43Z,2011-09-10T09:29:54Z,"The count_users logic (from line 833 onwards in wp-includes/user.php) is based on user roles.
If the roles were created by a theme or plugin which is then deactivated, wordpress loses count of the users, but still lists them. The behaviour is confusing and inconsistent. See attached screenshot.
1) the user count total at the top (all) ignores the users with no 'active' role, however users are all listed (the users are shown as 'no role' in the list)
2) the old roles are shown in the dropdown selection however are not listed in the totals
Suggestions:
1) the total user count should at the very least be correct wrt to the list.
2) Perhaps a total of 'no role' users could/should be shown (since the users are listed anyway ?)
3) If the old roles are shown in the dropdown, perhaps they should be flagged as inactive in some way?",anmari
Future Releases,12900,Enhance Nav_Menu to use the older menu functions,,Menus,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2010-04-07T16:42:23Z,2011-09-12T20:14:27Z,"Concerning wp_list_pages, wp_page_menu, and/or wp_list_categories functions:
Since these functions exists and developers are comfortable with them, and they'd add much functionality if they were included in the new wp_nav_menu function.
Could the wp_nav_menu utilize these established functions in itself to allow ""dynamic"" listing of pages with the useful options available in those functions?
New ""widgets"" on the left among the ""Add Existing Page"" and ""Add an Existing Category"" (perhaps ""Add Dynamic Page List"" or the like) that would essentially be a UI interface for the args that the wp_list_pages, wp_page_menu, or wp_list_categories functions already accept. The wp_nav_menu would then pass those args to the appropriate function and create items in the appropriate place in the nav menu. (I have no idea how easy/hard that'd be.)
This wouldn't replace the ""Add Existing Page"" or ""Add an Existing Category"" as starting at zero and adding individual items is different and also very useful.
This treatment might be appropriate for any function listed in ""Related"" http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_pages#Related or maybe only wp_page_menu or wp_list_pages. I think it warrants discussion.
P.S. This is well above my ability in PHP. I don't think I can't do a working patch on this :-(",WraithKenny
Future Releases,18050,Label Most used taxonomies is impossible to customize on a new taxonomy,,Taxonomy,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-07-09T13:37:01Z,2011-09-13T03:01:09Z,"The label in wp-admin/includes/meta-boxes.php doesn't allow to translate it in different languages when you create a new taxonomy. The attached patch resolve it adding the new label 'most_used'
",SGr33n
Future Releases,17964,Underlined text is gone when copied.,,TinyMCE,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-07-02T08:30:41Z,2011-09-14T10:10:23Z,"If you underline a piece of text and you select it to copy/paste it on another spot at the page or post the line under the text is gone.
This bug doesn't appear with bold or italic text.",JonezJeA
Future Releases,18081,"Improve performance of taxonomy queries, avoid temporary tables",,Taxonomy,3.2,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-07-12T10:36:22Z,2011-09-15T08:48:27Z,"In various taxonomy queries ""IN ( value )"" is used even if there is only one value to check against. This is in some cases causing there creation of temporary db tables and bad performing queries.
The attached patch will ensure that only when there are more than one values to be added a ""IN"" statement is used. Otherwise a "" = value"" statement is performed.
",tott
Future Releases,4555,Better Typepad / MT Import - Atompub importer,lloydbudd,Import,2.3,normal,minor,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2007-06-28T03:16:12Z,2011-09-15T17:17:07Z,"Typepad in particular does some really funky things with permalinks. They often have no relation to anything in the title, and none of their ""slug"" information is contained in their standard export, so there is literally no way to redirect those links.
It is possible to create a custom Typepad template that includes the needed information, and modify the WP importer to parse the extra info into slugs. Right now this is a hack, we should make this more intuitive.",matt
Future Releases,7543,Import TypePad data using AtomPub.,westi*,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,accepted,needs-review,2008-08-19T02:44:26Z,2011-09-15T17:17:11Z,"First off, I want to mention that TypePad updated their AtomPub server a few days ago, and their server does not seem to be sending comments. With a little luck, my current code should work fine once that server starts functioning again, but for the time being I would highly recommend not committing this into core.
Instead, I'm hoping people can look over the code and offer suggestions for improvement, test results, etc. While the Summer of Code is officially over today, I will be working on this until the job is done.
Alright, now to what this is. As some of you may know, I've been working on an Atom Publishing Protocol ([http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5023.txt RFC 5023]) based importer this summer for the Google Summer of Code. The diff attached is the latest version of my work.
The advantages of using the Atom Publishing Protocol are as follows:
* Nothing has to be done in the old blogging software to prepare for import (no export files, etc). Users just enter their blog URL, username, and password and the importer grabs all of the data using AtomPub.
* More data is imported compared to the old importers, especially with TypePad. Post slugs, comments, trackbacks, tags, categories, excerpts, etc are all imported. Everything used for posts in MT/TypePad is imported using AtomPub.
* The Atom Publishing Protocol is an established standard. With the exceptions of tag additions (which don't necessarily need updates), the importer should not have to be changed and should continue working well into the future.
I should mention there is one drawback to using the Atom Publishing Protocol. For the time being, it appears pages can not be retrieved using AtomPub. They were retrievable a few weeks ago, and I'm currently talking with Six Apart to see what happened.
I would greatly appreciate any and all feedback. Let me know your suggestions, and I'll be happy to incorporate them.",cavemonkey50
Future Releases,7644,Import Movable Type data using AtomPub.,westi*,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,accepted,close,2008-08-29T20:33:52Z,2011-09-15T17:17:13Z,This is a split ticket from #7543. This includes the latest Movable Type portion of the code.,cavemonkey50
Future Releases,8578,Blogger import incorrectly reports saved user information,,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2008-12-11T16:53:52Z,2011-09-16T03:52:31Z,"I installed a fresh copy of WordPress 2.7 and was importing content from a Blogger site. Before beginning to import, the page claimed that Blogger account information was saved in the database and that I could restart the process. Even after pressing the ""Clear account information"" button, the message still appeared.",covert215
Future Releases,5842,LJ import gets time zone wrong,,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,close,2008-02-13T18:17:09Z,2011-09-16T03:55:09Z,"LJ's export format has all dates in GMT, but the wordpress LJ importer treats them as local time. ",novalis_dt
Future Releases,10259,Problem with dotclear import,,Import,2.8,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2009-06-24T09:34:07Z,2011-09-16T03:55:46Z,"To the point translation:
Dotclear categories are imported but not assigned to the posts.
----
Bonjour,
>
>>
>
>> Ayant souhaité le passage de mon blog dotclear en wordpress, j’ai
>> donc
>
>> utilisé votre module d’import dans l’interface d’administration.
>
>> J’ai rencontré le problème suivant :
>
>> - les catégories des mes billets étaient bien importées
>
>> mais n’étaient pas liées à ces derniers.
>
>>
>
>> J’ai donc contacté votre staff par l’intermédiaire de votre site mais
>
>> sans succès.
>
>>
>
>> J’ai du coup développé un petit fichier php pour résoudre mon
>
>> problème.
>> Les versions utilisées pour mon développement :
>
>> - WORDPRESS 2.8
>
>> - DOTCLEAR 1.2.7.1
",latour.alain@…
Future Releases,18682,"Make ""WordPress is also available in..."" string translatable",,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2011-09-16T10:34:02Z,2011-09-16T10:34:02Z,"Currently the links to local sites displayed on !WordPress.org for international visitors are partly English, partly translated:
!WordPress is also available in Русский.[[BR]]
!WordPress support forums are also available in Русский.
For better user experience, we should allow l10n teams to translate these strings in Rosetta. Due to different grammatical cases, the language name would probably need a separate context for these links.",SergeyBiryukov
Future Releases,17848,"Not possible to add a file field to the ""add term"" form",,Taxonomy,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2011-06-19T23:35:22Z,2011-09-19T13:51:45Z,"The ""add term"" form now uses ajax. The downside is that it is not anymore possible to add an additional file field using a plug-in as it won't be sent over ajax.
The easy way to fix this is to use the already included jquery.form script for that form. That plugin will make the form submit into a hidden iframe if a file field is found inside the form.",DreadLox
Future Releases,17078,is_active_sidebar() doesn't work with Numeric sidebar ID's,,General,2.8,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-04-07T10:06:54Z,2011-09-19T15:07:09Z,"This needs a small fix:
Function is_active_sidebar( $index) converts $index to a string
then uses wp_get_sidebars_widgets() to see if the sidebar is active
..but keys in the array wp_get_sidebars_widgets() generates can be integers if the ID's of the registered sidebars are integers",lanceo
Future Releases,8923,cron timeout is too short,,Cron,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,reporter-feedback,2009-01-22T23:50:57Z,2011-09-21T17:13:46Z,"Many users have reported that 2.7 cron sometimes fails to publish future post.
And it is further reported that it depends on the number of jobs on the cron queue - when the queue is too long, it will miss some.
I believe this is because we set the timeout value too short:
wp_remote_post($cron_url, array('timeout' => 0.01, 'blocking' => false));
When making a request to wp-cron.php, it won't return until all cron jobs are executed. And 0.01 is just too short time span. It doesn't hurt to give it sufficent time, such as 10 minutes. It will return as long as the mature crons are fired up and executed (in most cases, it's going to be at most a few seconds ).
",hailin
Future Releases,16173,Make the Calendar widget support custom post types,GautamGupta*,Widgets,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,accepted,,2011-01-10T05:35:22Z,2011-09-22T02:14:00Z,"The Calendar widget should have support for custom post types (much like how the tag cloud widget supports custom taxonomies) so that the plugins could just have `supports => array( ... 'calendar' ... )` and the calendar would display that post type in the option box (this is just an example, used in the patch I'm gonna attach, we may use some other arg, of course).",GautamGupta
Future Releases,14201,"Canonical redirect kicks in in case of category/tag base containing other chars then a-z, 0-9, _ and -",,Canonical,,high,major,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-07-05T09:03:39Z,2011-09-22T09:49:50Z,"'''Expected behaviour'''
Whatever the category base is, if we go to a properly formed category pretty permalink, canonical redirects shouldn't kick in.
'''Actual behaviour'''
If the category base is non-ASCII (for example: баба), the canonical redirect tries to redirect to the same URL. The redirect sanitizer removes the category base from the URL, because it is non-ASCII and redirects to {{{<root>//category-name/}}}. This prevents endless redirects and usually results in 404.
'''Why does it happen?'''
Category base is always used verbatim. It can't be URL-encoded, because the percent signs will be interpreted as permalink variables. Because of that the generated urls will be always in the form: {{{<root>/баба/<url-encoded-category-name>/}}}.
The contents of {{{$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']}}} are always URL-encoded, so the requested URI is: {{{<root>/%D0%B1%D0%B0%D0%B1%D0%B0/<url-encoded-category-name>/}}}.
Canonical redirect functionality assumes the requested URL would be the same as the generated term URL and since they are different tries to redirect.
'''Solutions'''
The easiest one is to assume that if we had come to the right category page without any get variables, we don't need the logic for redirecting to the canonical category page. This is valid statement, because that logic relies only on removing get arguments.
The only disadvantage with that solution is that doesn't solve the more general problem of discrepancies between generated and requested URLs. But for now it will do a good job.",nbachiyski
Future Releases,18773,Wordpress codex pass word problems,,WordPress.org site,3.3,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2011-09-25T21:55:07Z,2011-09-26T10:14:38Z,"Ok this is the third time I've tried to post this here- I've split the pass word up because I thought that some bit may be preventing this from being posted thinking that I'm revealing sensitive data.
I set my pass word to a strong one with brackets, double quotes and a semicolon in it. This worked for the forums and the trac but not for the codex (wouldn't let me in).
",volcanicpixels
Future Releases,18680,Make SSL login-only possible (while leaving admin unencrypted),,General,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,reporter-feedback,2011-09-16T05:54:33Z,2011-09-27T17:19:50Z,"There are two options to be set in wp-config.php to enforce secure connections.
With the following configuration, the login AND the backend will be done via SSL:
{{{
define( 'FORCE_SSL_ADMIN', false ); // or true
define( 'FORCE_SSL_LOGIN', true ); // or false
}}}
As those are 'FORCE' parameters, one might consider it correct that, even though one is set to 'false', both will be via HTTPS.
However, WordPress is currently missing an option to have ONLY the login data sent encrypted and go on to the admin interface via a normal (non-encrypted) connection. That scenario requires additional redirections on the webserver.",multimule
Future Releases,18791,Add custom post type support for Author Template functions,,Template,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2011-09-27T12:32:48Z,2011-09-27T19:58:40Z,"Functions defined in `wp-includes/author-template.php` assumes that post type == post. It will be good to enhance them so they will be able to work with specified post type.
At first sight following functions will need update:
{{{
get_the_author_link()
the_author_link()
get_the_author_posts()
the_author_posts()
the_author_posts_link()
get_author_posts_url()
wp_list_authors()
}}}
I suspect there will be other updates needed, to support new `post_type` argument added to author's url.",sirzooro
Future Releases,14901,"Make ""Uncategorized"" transparent",,Taxonomy,,normal,trivial,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-09-19T23:22:39Z,2011-09-28T21:16:33Z,"When posts are created, they are placed into the Uncategorized category by default if no other category is specified. This causes problems when re-categorizing later on because you have to both add the new category and remove the ""uncategorized"" category at the same time.
""Uncategorized"" should be automatically removed when marking categories on a post.
""Uncategorized"" should not appear in the list of categories on the ""Categories"" page but in a separate section below reading ""You currently have XX uncategorized posts.""
Listing Uncategorized in the categories table presents the illusion that it is a separate category by itself that can be modified and removed - it can't, so it shouldn't be listed there.",ericmann
Future Releases,18816,Add 'offset' parameter and 'ancestral' boolean to wp_nav_menu,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-09-29T16:13:42Z,2011-09-29T16:13:42Z,"Since we can now call wp_nav_menu multiple times and there is the very useful 'depth' parameter, I believe adding an 'offset' parameter would be very beneficial in many situations. This would allow you to start at the children of the main pages for example and combined with depth it becomes very powerful. An 'ancestral' => 'true' option could output only menu items that the current page is a descendant of. Currently if you want to display a main menu in the header and then a submenu on page.php you either need a tricky custom walker or terrible CSS 'visibility:hidden' or 'display:none' situations.",signyourbikeout
Future Releases,16832,Trouble if the slug of a custom taxonomy is the same as the url of page/post,,Rewrite Rules,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-03-11T11:50:43Z,2011-09-29T23:26:24Z,"I got some troubles with the 3.1 version of WordPress concerning the slug of custom taxonomy.
'''An example that work in 3.0.5'''[[BR]]
www.example.com/agency (url of a page)[[BR]]
www.example.com/agency/john-smith (url of a custom type's detail)
Apparently having the same ""folder"" 'agency' only works for one or the other url but not both.
Hope I made myself clear.",LucasHantz
Future Releases,18823,Pass $post_id as second argument to delete_postmeta action,,General,3.2,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-09-30T12:29:51Z,2011-09-30T14:38:00Z,"in every case (in WP 3.2) where a postmeta is deleted, the context is aware of the post_id or post_ids affected. The do_action calls for added_postmeta, update_postmeta, and updated_postmeta all pass the post_id as the second argument. For parallelism, and because it is useful, please pass it for delete_postmeta (and deleted_postmeta).
",Vynce
Future Releases,18826,wp_maintenance() expiration time needs to be filterable,,Upgrade/Install,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2011-09-30T15:09:16Z,2011-10-01T01:23:22Z,".maintenance files expire after 10 minutes if something goes wrong. 10 minutes is a long time, when most upgrading operations are attempted and fail within 20-60 seconds.
I propose three things:
1. changing the default expiration to 5 minutes (300 seconds)
2. Adding a filter to allow plugins and themes to filter this time to increase/decrease it
3. Also, while I was in there, it seems prudent to attempt to delete the file if it has expired. The only argument I could see against this is that possibly it might be expensive if the file can not be deleted and wp attempts to delete the file on every page load. So I can take or leave 3 (and 2), but #2 I think is really important.",jaredh123
Future Releases,18836,ORDER BY RAND() is slow,,Performance,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-10-01T16:59:04Z,2011-10-01T17:43:47Z,"WP_Query currently accepts 'orderby' => 'rand' which translates to ORDER BY RAND().
This is very slow when you have many posts, since it effectively calls RAND() for each row.
A faster way would be to call RAND() only once and put it in the LIMIT clause.
The only thing is that we have to make sure that the generated number is smaller than (total number of posts - number of posts to fetch).
So, this would require to do an extra query to calculate the total. It should still be faster than the current method.
If we want to get more than one post, we can get them in any order and then call shuffle() on the resulting array.",scribu
Future Releases,18258,Users should not edit upstream themes,,Themes,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-07-26T12:11:06Z,2011-10-02T10:50:10Z,"Currently, when users are entering the theme editor from the administration UI, they get the ability to edit the theme with very basic knowledge required. The downside with that that their tweaks will lost as soon as they update the theme or if this is WordPress default theme if they update the WordPress core.
I purpose the following change – Users will be prompted with a message if they try to edit a message with an upstream link and presumably won't be able to edit the theme styles. Instead, they will get the opportunity to automatically create a child theme of the upstream theme with a default template which might contain theme metadata, and @include rule to add the stylesheet of the other theme.
Making this will help promote the usage of child themes and will make it easier to novice bloggers to hack their themes. It is also better from the current implementation by extensions as it doesn't require runtime database queries to fetch the additional author stylesheet.",Tomer
Future Releases,18771,Reset Password link generation,,Users,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2011-09-25T16:30:42Z,2011-10-02T16:20:23Z,"I have been having problems with the login following a reset password.
A user click the ""forgotten password"" link and then after receiving the email clicks the link in the email to reset their password submits their new password gets a message that says ""You have successfully reset your passoword. Log in"" The link for login is not being generated correctly which is causing them to get a ""Invalid Key"" error.
Here is what I have dont to temporarily resolve the issue:
in wp-login.php I modified the following lines of code:
changed Line 207:
{{{
if ( empty($key) ) {
}}}
to this:
{{{
if ( empty($key) || preg_match('/[^a-z0-9]/i',$key) != 0) {
}}}
Removing special characters from the key that gets emailed to the users when they click the ""forgotten password"" link on the login page.
Commented out Line 444:
{{{
login_header(__('Password Reset'), '<p class=""message reset-pass"">' . __('Your password has been reset.') . ' <a href=""' . site_url('wp-login.php', 'login') . '"">' . __('Log in') . '</a></p>');
}}}
then slightly modified it removing the login link from the message
{{{
login_header(__('Password Reset'), '<p class=""message reset-pass"">' . __('Your password has been reset.') . '</p>');
}}}
This change forces the user to return to the homepage before logging in again and then they dont get the ""invalid key"" error.
It would be nice if there were a more permenant fix for this issue that wouldn't get lost when we update the next time.",binaryweb
Future Releases,3398,import data from Geeklog,,Import,,normal,critical,WordPress.org,enhancement,reopened,,2006-11-28T05:19:12Z,2011-10-03T08:16:00Z,"I recently converted my blog from geeklog to wordpress, and wound up converting the existing TextPattern importer to be able to pull data directly from a Geeklog database and import it to Wordpress.
The importer is incomplete, but usable, and currently imports categories, users, posts, and comments. It pretty much does what I needed it to do, and I'm sure someone else can make use of it, and possibly clean it up better.",justdave
Future Releases,18814,wp_redirect wont allow arrays to be sent in query string,,General,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-09-29T14:27:38Z,2011-10-03T17:04:52Z,"
The pluggable function wp-redirect will not allow arrays to be sent in a query string.
ie: http://www.example.com/?array[]=first&array[]=second&array[]=last
The brackets are stripped out when the URL is sanitized and it becomes:
http://www.example.com/?array=first&array=second&array=last
This removes the ability to pass the array.",jacksplay
Future Releases,18848,Filter post listing screen by post parent,johnbillion,Administration,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,assigned,,2011-10-03T16:19:10Z,2011-10-03T18:56:58Z,"It's not possible to filter a post listing screen by post_parent. This would be super handy for hierarchical post types (eg. Pages) where you may have several levels of hierarchy and want to view only the descendants of a particular page. I'm not sure that we need a UI (eg. dropdown menu) for it, but a working URL query var would be great.
I made an attempt at patching this a while ago using the child_of parameter but it got complicated quite quickly, so I'm putting it out there as a feature request in case anyone feels like tackling it.",johnbillion
Future Releases,16509,Offer remote install-script as installer option,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-02-09T22:01:35Z,2011-10-03T23:03:55Z,"I've just tried this script
http://instantinstall.org/
and I wondered if it weren't a useful addition to have an officially supported remote install script for WP. So people could download the script instead of the entire package, upload it to their servers and let them do the heavy lifting. This would be particularly useful for people who regularly set up WP for clients.
Having a wp.org supported script would be great for people who are weary of using third party code.",youngmicroserf
Future Releases,2702,Easier way to change page order (AJAX/jQuery?),mdawaffe,Editor,2.3,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2006-05-03T21:36:37Z,2011-10-08T03:23:13Z,"When having a lot of pages, they get harder to manage (see also Ticket #2004 [Pages page should page]).
When needing to change the page order, it's very inefficient to manually change the page order value, or whole series of page order values, just to move one page up or down the list. Suggestions for alternative ways to change the page order are:
In ""Manage - Pages""
1) With up/down arrows (page goes one up or down when the button/link is clicked).
2) or: Drag+Drop (The post/page settings can be dragged and dropped, so why can't this, too?)
",FireMotion
Future Releases,12350,Check folder permissions before uploading file,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2010-02-23T18:41:57Z,2011-10-09T14:54:04Z,"It would be nice if wordpress - or especially the media-upload module would check if its able or has the necessary file permissions to create the upload directory.
",not2bug
Future Releases,8532,the_date() doesn't function as intended,,Template,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2008-12-08T23:11:44Z,2011-10-10T14:17:19Z,"If my memory serves the idea behind the_date was that it would echo out the date, but only if it was different than the previous item it echoed out in the loop, which would be handy for doing things like day headers in index templates or month headers in archives.
At some point this seems to have been lost, I think because some variable names changed.
This restores the_date to its original behaviour.",matt
Future Releases,18893,Update and enhance the basic browser detection to include smart phones and tablets/pads,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-10-09T19:26:19Z,2011-10-10T17:00:05Z,"As the title. We need to keep the basic $is_this, $is_that globals for back-compat but can introduce another global that would hold all needed info about the current web browser, device, versions, etc.",azaozz
Future Releases,18896,WP 3.2.1 dynamic menu drop-down feature not displaying properly on multiple themes.,,Menus,3.2.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-10-10T21:31:03Z,2011-10-10T21:31:03Z,"It looks like there is a bug in the WordPress 3.2.1. dynamic menu feature or there is some code for drop-down menus that needs to be included on new themes that's not clearly outline in the codex.
After adding a WP 3.2.1 menu to my new theme( http://testing2.homesafetn.org) that was converted from html/CSS, the static menus display fine, but I could not get the drop-down menu items to display correctly. They would display as static menu items under the top level menu, or if there is room they will display to the right of the main menu items. I did some testing by downloading and activating a number of free themes and they all had problems displaying drop-down menus in WordPress using the dynamic menu feature. Two of the themes I tested with were the RedBel 1.3.1 and the BirdSite 1.02. I also tested this in three diffrent broswers (IE, Firefox, Safari) I know someone has a solution out there to make this work with drop-down menus. Because the Twenty Eleven 1.2 and Twenty Ten 1.2 themes drop-down menus using the dynamic menu feature in WP works fine! ",ggivens
Future Releases,7740,Merge Tags,,Taxonomy,2.7,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,dev-feedback,2008-09-14T16:56:07Z,2011-10-18T23:46:10Z,"As mentioned in [http://wordpress.org/support/topic/163558 a support thread], tags can get cluttered over time with many different tags meaning basically the same thing. To clean up tagging the ability to merge tags would be a life saver.
The functionality I had in mind was being able to select two or more tags in edit-tags.php and select 'Merge' from the 'Actions' dropdown. When you click 'Apply' a lightbox would open with the following:
'''What should become the primary tag?'''[[BR]]
[Textfield][[BR]]
''The name is how the tag appears on your site.''
'''What should become the primary tag slug?'''[[BR]]
[Textfield][[BR]]
''The “slug” is the URL-friendly version of the name. It is usually all lowercase and contains only letters, numbers, and hyphens.''
'''Which slugs should continue to point to the new primary tag?'''[[BR]]
[Textarea automatically filled with the old slugs][[BR]]
''One slug per line.''
'''Save''' | '''Cancel'''
The last textarea allows old slugs to still point to the new primary tag - meaning any old URL's will still work.
=== -~- Example -~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~ ===
I've got the following tags which all mean the same thing:
TV, the box, telly
I select them all in edit-tags.php, select 'Merge' and 'Apply'. In the popup box I choose 'television' as the primary tag, 'television' as the slug, and list the old tags in the textarea.
I now have a tag called 'television' which has ""television, TV, the box, telly"" all pointing to it, so my old URL's still work. All of my posts which use the old tags have now magically swapped to using 'television'.",hempsworth
Future Releases,18609,term_id collisions possible with InnoDB tables and global_terms_enabled,,Taxonomy,3.2.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-09-07T02:41:41Z,2011-10-19T01:05:47Z,"This bug relates to the ""global terms"" feature that uses the wp_sitecategories table to store all terms used across the multi-site install. This feature is enabled by setting global_terms_enabled to ""1"" in the wp_sitemeta table.
I have found that when global_terms_enabled is on, and you are using InnoDB tables, it is possible for a new term insertion in the local terms table (wp_x_terms) to fail due to an ID collision. This happens because InnoDB does not handle auto_increment in the same way as MyISAM, and the code for the global terms feature does not account for this difference.
In MyISAM, any change to a value in an auto-incremented column causes the table's AUTO_INCREMENT value (next value to be used, as seen via ""show table status"") to change. For example, if I have a MyISAM table, and I use an update statement to change the value of an auto incremented column to a value larger than the current AUTO_INCREMENT, the AUTO_INCREMENT is automatically increased as needed, so the next insertion cannot collide.
However, InnoDB does not do this. It only changes AUTO_INCREMENT on an insert. It does not change it when a column value is increased via an update statement. You can see this in the MySQL docs, or you can see it by creating a test case, like this:
- Create an InnoDB table with 2 columns: ID (auto_increment, primary key) and data.
- Insert a row using an insert statement, without specifying an ID.
- Observe that ID = 1 for that row, as expected.
- Use an update statement to set ID = 2 on that row.
- Insert another row without specifying an ID.
- Observe that the insertion fails. MySQL has attempted to insert a row with ID = 2, but there is already such a row.
If you do the same steps with a MyISAM table, the insertion does not fail, because AUTO_INCREMENT was automatically changed from 2 to 3 when your update statement was executed.
Going back into the context of the global terms feature: This problem happens when a new term is created in a site. The new term is initially inserted into the local terms table for the current site (wp_x_terms). After this, the function global_terms (in ms-functions.php) is called. This function finds or creates a matching entry in the wp_sitecategories global terms table, and uses an update statement to change the term_id of the row we just inserted in wp_x_terms. When wp_x_terms is an InnoDB table, the AUTO_INCREMENT value for the table does not change.
Suppose the AUTO_INCREMENT value was 58 after the original insertion, and further suppose that 58 was (coincidentally) the ID found in wp_sitecategories and written into our new row by the update statement described above. Now suppose we are ready to insert another new term into wp_x_terms. AUTO_INCREMENT is still 58, so we attempt to insert a term with term_id = 58, but it fails because there is already a row in the table with that ID.
Fix for this would be to reorder the operations so that no row is inserted into wp_x_terms until after wp_sitecategories has been queried and updated. That way, we know the ID we need to use when inserting into wp_x_terms before that insertion takes place, so we can specify it in the insert statement rather than depending on AUTO_INCREMENT.
I have marked this as severity major, because these unpredictable term_id collisions can cause weird errors, and the only workaround I have at this time is to disable global terms and restart MySQL (to regenerate AUTO_INCREMENT values on all tables).",andrew_l
Future Releases,16883,"Add check for ""Template Version"" on theme activation",,Themes,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2011-03-18T03:28:36Z,2011-10-19T18:15:47Z,"Related: #16395
In addition to adding Template Version to the standard meta information extracted from style.css in `get_theme_data()`, I think that for this information to be useful, a child theme shouldn't be able to be activated unless the template template the child theme uses (parent theme) meets the minimum version requirement identified in ""Template Version"".
A polite and graceful failure, with an error notice, would be preferable :-)
Reason: many times child themes utilize functionality that only exists in the latest version of a parent theme. They're stuck either writing backward compatibility into into their code, or risking whitescreens.
This not only prevents that, but it could be used to gently encourage the user to update the parent theme.
Certainly not a candidate for 3.1.1, but perhaps 3.2?",nathanrice
Future Releases,16576,comment_form() fields being displayed only for non logged in users,,Comments,3.0.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-02-16T18:15:44Z,2011-10-19T23:28:16Z,"I've just noticed this - When using the '''comment_form()''' function and adding some comment meta fields,using the fields array in the $args, these fields are being showed in the front-end only for non logged in users.
In this case, the registered users can never use these comment fields.
Look at wp-includes/comment-template, lines 1561-1573 (WP 3.0.5), it parse the $args['fields'] in the else block -
{{{
<?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) : ?>
<?php echo apply_filters( 'comment_form_logged_in', $args['logged_in_as'], $commenter, $user_identity ); ?>
<?php do_action( 'comment_form_logged_in_after', $commenter, $user_identity ); ?>
<?php else : ?>
<?php echo $args['comment_notes_before']; ?>
<?php
do_action( 'comment_form_before_fields' );
foreach ( (array) $args['fields'] as $name => $field ) {
echo apply_filters( ""comment_form_field_{$name}"", $field ) . ""\n"";
}
do_action( 'comment_form_after_fields' );
?>
<?php endif; ?>
}}}
I think it is better that added meta fields should be displayable for all users (logged in and not logged in), or even to add a parameter to let the developer decide which extra fields are shown to logged or not logged users.
",maorb
Future Releases,14515,Make admin table content filterable by column,sirzooro,Administration,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2010-08-03T06:16:40Z,2011-10-21T09:15:42Z,"I would like to modify Author column on post list - add link to user's profile. Now the only way is to add it to 1st column or custom column, and optionally move it later using JavaScript. Therefore I ask to add new actions for default columns, which will allow to do this.
It may be also beneficial to implement this as a general hook which will be called on all columns, including custom ones.",sirzooro
Future Releases,18946,Too long tags make the cross not moving anymore.,,Editor,3.2.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-10-14T13:13:48Z,2011-10-22T13:29:27Z,"If you have a long tag like a long title of a book or movie title or game title and you more the cross doesn't move with the tags.
Look to the screenshot for more info",jonezjea
Future Releases,18391,Expand WP_DEBUG_LOG and make WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY work as expected,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2011-08-13T05:45:21Z,2011-10-25T05:20:06Z,"== WP_DEBUG_LOG ==
WP_DEBUG_LOG currently creates wp-content/error.log. We should expand this to allow a path.
To do this, if WP_DEBUG_LOG is !== true, != 1, != 'true', (anything else?) and 0 === validate_file(), we should treat it as a path.
== WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY ==
Setting WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY to false does not set display_errors to false. Instead, it prevents display_errors from being set to on. This forces a call to ini_set to turn off display_errors, assuming your php.ini is set to On, as expected for a development environment configuration.
Instead, setting WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY to false should set display_errors to false. I've been thinking about this for months now, and the only situation I can come up with that this would be a compatibility issue would be when you deliberately have a production php.ini on production and a development php.ini in development. In this situation, WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY = false would screw up your development environment only -- the only breakage would be showing less errors, rather than more.
WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY === null can remain a passthrough.
Patch forthcoming.",nacin
Future Releases,16203,Modifications of media doesn't generate alternatives added by add_image_size(),,Media,3.0.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-01-12T16:03:51Z,2011-10-25T16:39:55Z,"Upload an image, then select ""Edit Image"".
Crop the image and Save.
Images with sizes added eith add_image_size() doesn't get alternatives generated as the standard sizes does.",andreaswedberg
Future Releases,14478,Allow explicit ordering of included posts in query_posts,,Query,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-07-30T19:35:31Z,2011-10-25T20:09:12Z,"This is in reference to ticket #9819
I think it would be useful to add an extra orderby value to query_posts that could return posts based on the order they are listed.
So when you do query_posts(""include=3,2,5,4,1&orderby=given"")
They should be returned in the order 3,2,5,4,1
As mentioned by @dd32 in the previously referenced ticket, orderby=none returns the posts in MySQL Natural order, which is by ID.",daltonrooney
Future Releases,16162,Pagination and sorting reset after bulk media deletion,,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,,2011-01-09T11:43:33Z,2011-10-27T06:23:48Z,"When doing Bulk Deletes on paginated Media Library, after performing the delete, I'm back on page 1 regardless on which page I've been before.",hakre
Future Releases,19044,$depth in start_el Walker_Category has null value,,Taxonomy,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2011-10-25T10:17:55Z,2011-10-28T08:46:10Z,"{{{
File wp-includes/category-template.php
Line: 829
}}}
Issue:
{{{
The variable $depth is not returning value.
start_el() - $depth not showing. (Always return zero)
start_lvl() - $depth works fine.
end_lvl() - $depth works fine.
}}}
{{{
/**
* @see Walker::start_el()
* @since 2.1.0
*
* @param string $output Passed by reference. Used to append additional content.
* @param object $category Category data object.
* @param int $depth Depth of category in reference to parents.
* @param array $args
*/
function start_el(&$output, $category, $depth, $args) {
.....
}}}
",nukecpower
Future Releases,19068,"admin comment search never resets URL, grows infinitely",,Administration,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-10-27T15:23:48Z,2011-10-28T11:53:53Z,"When searching from {{{ /wp-admin/edit-comments.php }}}
the URL will grow infinitely and never reset to it's base.
To reproduce this bug, simply search comments several times and then examine the resulting URL )by copying it to an editor). It will be over 1000 characters easily, because it's simply appending the previous searches and previous nonces for no useful reason.
Instead the form should just use {{{ /wp-admin/edit-comments.php }}} as it's submit base.
But that form should not be using GET in the first place.
Allowing overly long URLs is also a security problem as it can give a window for XSS attacks.
I wouldn't be surprised if this design flaw exists in other parts of WP admin but I'll leave that up to someone else who has more patience.
",_ck_
Future Releases,19085,Removing First Submenu Page in Admin Menu breaks URL for Menu Page,,Administration,3.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-10-29T18:44:19Z,2011-10-29T20:39:29Z,"If you attempt to remove the Post Type Submenu Page in the Admin it breaks the Menu Page URL; it causes the Menu Page URL to be the same as the new first Submenu Page URL:
[[Image(http://screenshots.newclarity.net/skitched-20111029-142108.png)]]
Here is a simple class you can drop into the theme's `functions.php` file to experience this bug. This example is a minimum to trigger the error ''(I simplified the `register_post_type()` call so the example code would have fewer lines):''
{{{
<?php
class Trigger_Admin_Menu_Bug {
static function on_load() {
add_action( 'init', array( __CLASS__, 'init' ) );
add_action( 'parent_file', array( __CLASS__, 'parent_file' ) );
}
static function init() {
global $wpdb;
register_post_type( 'test-cpt', array(
'label' => 'Test CPT',
'show_ui' => true,
));
}
static function parent_file( $parent_file ) {
remove_submenu_page( 'edit.php?post_type=test-cpt',
'edit.php?post_type=test-cpt' );
return $parent_file;
}
}
Trigger_Admin_Menu_Bug::on_load();
}}}
I'd provide a patch but the admin menu code is more complex than I can fully understand. Maybe the person who originally wrote it could fix it?
Note: Sadly, this is a blocker for one of my client projects. The client wants the admin menus simplified to reduce the conceptual load on their end users because we are adding many other submenu pages. Plus I've traced through the core WP code with a debugger for many hours looking for hooks that would allow me to get around this issue, but there simply are no hooks where it would be needed to hack a fix for this.",mikeschinkel
Future Releases,18563,Disallowing editing of .php files in the plugin editor blocks access to allowable extensions,,Administration,2.8,normal,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2011-09-01T04:12:29Z,2011-11-02T00:06:47Z,"By using the editable_extensions filter, a user can disallow the editing of php files (more accurately: files with a php extension...)
{{{
add_filter( 'editable_extensions', 'disallow_php_file_editing' );
function disallow_php_file_editing( $editable_extensions ) {
unset( $editable_extensions[0] );
return $editable_extensions;
}
}}}
However, the file selected when first clicking on the Editor link in the menu is always a php file, so the user is given the ""Files of this type are not editable"" wp_die() message without being presented with a chance to select a file with a different/allowable extension.",trepmal
Future Releases,19109,Want display fullscreen button only html editor mode.,,Editor,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-11-02T03:18:48Z,2011-11-02T03:37:55Z,"v3.2.1 writing fullscreen mode is display button both visual mode and html mode or visual mode only.
I want to display html mode only button. Want the following specification.
1. visual mode and html mode
2. visual mode only
3. html mode only <- new
Regards.",tatsuya
Future Releases,18679,Images added via SSL admin backend are included via https in the frontend,,Media,3.2.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2011-09-16T05:44:52Z,2011-11-02T20:51:52Z,"When logged in to the admin interface via a secure connection (SSL / HTTPS), images that are being added to an article will reference the image URL with https:// as opposed to http://
This behaviour is inconsistent as the method the admin interface is access shall be independent of the frontend output.
It also can break output in case of using self-signed SSL certificates. In that case a client may display the blog correctly, but without any images (or error icons for the images).",multimule
Future Releases,19135,wp_get_archives() needs a hook/filter,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2011-11-03T22:12:19Z,2011-11-05T20:20:01Z,"I would expect that it would have one. It was proposed at one point: #2329
Consider the case where I want to add `rel=""nofollow""` to links in my archive:
{{{
function nofollow($string) {
$dom = DOMDocument::loadXML($string);
$list = $dom->getElementsByTagName('a');
foreach($list as $a) {
if (!$a->hasAttribute('rel')) {
$a->setAttribute('rel', 'nofollow');
}
}
return $dom->saveHTML();
}
ob_start();
wp_get_archives('type=monthly&limit=12');
echo nofollow(ob_get_clean());
}}}
That seems really ugly, especially since I already use the nofollow function in other places using `apply_filter`;
A more elegant way:
{{{
function wrap($string, $tag) {
return ""<$tag>$string</$tag>"";
}
function nofollow($string) {
$dom = DOMDocument::loadXML($string);
$list = $dom->getElementsByTagName('a');
foreach($list as $a) {
if (!$a->hasAttribute('rel')) {
$a->setAttribute('rel', 'nofollow');
}
}
return $dom->saveHTML();
}
add_filter('wp_get_archives', 'wrap', 'ul');
add_filter('wp_get_archives', 'nofollow');
wp_get_archives('type=monthly&limit=12');
}}}",LeviMorrison
Future Releases,19110,Media File Url,,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-11-02T05:58:42Z,2011-11-07T10:41:44Z,"The media file URL includes the site URL this makes running two identical copies of the same site problematic since it would require doing a search and replace through a dumped database for each synchronization.
The following is stored in the guid column:
http://braydon.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/BGF028_500x606.jpg
My recommendation is to store in the guid column:
/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/BGF028_500x606.jpg
Which then could become:
http://braydon.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/BGF028_500x606.jpg
http://mirror1-of-braydon.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/BGF028_500x606.jpg
http://mirron2-of-braydon.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/BGF028_500x606.jpg
http://braydon.localhost/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/BGF028_500x606.jpg
Although this could cause a problem to how the guid field is to be handled, and a new column would need to be made.",braydonf
Future Releases,19188,Only one dashboard widget can't be moved into second column unless Screen Options is expanded,,General,2.9,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-11-06T22:02:54Z,2011-11-07T21:01:20Z,"A crazy weird issue. Since 2.9, a single dashboard widget can't be dragged (easily) into the second column unless the Screen Options are expanded.
Screencast: http://cl.ly/3y0j1o2f3A2f3l06120R",ryanimel
Future Releases,17478,Disable Comments for Pages / Disable Comments for Pages Site-Wide,,General,3.1.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-05-17T19:04:25Z,2011-11-08T16:23:44Z,"Ladies and gentlemen,
it's been suggested on the Forum that I start a new ticket here. I think it's a good idea.
Here's a couple of suggestions that I believe if implemented would greatly improve WordPress functionality and popularity:
1) Make the Display Widget for pages visible by default, the way it was before the WordPress 3.0. Many non-blog WordPress website owners, and many bloggers, want the comments for pages disabled, but have no idea how to do that, because the Discussion checkbox in the Screen Options panel for Pages is deselected by default. As a result, most people new to WP 3 have no idea that Discussion Widget even exists, and have trouble disabling comments on pages.
Disabling such comments is very necessary in many situations. For example, a page that includes only a contact form, shouldn't have comments. Most WordPress users do not need their portfolios, or their ""About"" pages commented – and so on.
2) Create the checkbox that would allow to toggle all comments (old and new) comments for all pages with one click – and a separate checkbox that would allow to toggle all comments (old and new) for all posts – site-wide.
Many WordPress based business websites have hundreds of pages, and it would save a lot of time if the owner or designer could just disable the comments by deselecting one checkbox. I do realize it can be easily done by commenting out the comments in the code, but wouldn't it be nicer to have it as a checkbox option?
Some of the owners of such sites want to have a blog on their site, too - and want to have comments as a traditional part of blog functionality. That's what comments for pages and posts should be toggle-able site-wide independently from each other.
For best experience, the post comments should also have a toggle checkbox. Some owners may want to disable comments for all posts site-wide, too.
To see where this request is coming from, please Google ""disable comments for pages wordpress"" and you will see that the issue does cause quite a bit of confusion.
Also please see this thread of the WordPress support forum about: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/disable-comments-for-page-option/
I hope this suggestion helps to improve WordPress – already the greatest open source CMS platform.
Best regards,
Dimitri Vorontzov
",Dimitri Vorontzov
Future Releases,19197,phplinter error reports against wordpress core.,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2011-11-07T17:34:14Z,2011-11-09T14:42:40Z,"One of our developer has been developing phplinter which can be found here [1] which gives wordpress core rather poor grade many of which are simply due to you guys having spaces mixed with tabs and whitespace after final close tag and others generally considered bad practices and few probably more serious.
Instead of me filing indvidual bugs for all of those I think it's best that you just git pull the phplinter and run it against wordpress then point your web browser against the report and flag/fix those that are relevant and those that are not.
An simple cli example is as follow...
#phplinter -wFIH wordpress/ -o lintreport/
380 files, Average score: -2.86
Worst: wp-includes/class-simplepie.php with -303.39
[1] https://github.com/robotis/PHPLinter",vikingnr1
Future Releases,19227,clicking the pinkynail/title in the media-upload.php library tab does not show the full media info.,,Upload,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-11-10T20:30:35Z,2011-11-10T20:31:40Z,"I am using the latest nightly build.
I am not sure if this is supposed to work this way, but it does have the 'toggle' class and UX wise it should I think.
Steps to reproduce:
1: Open a post/create a new post
2: Click the Upload/insert media button.
3: in the media iframe click 'Media Library'
4: Click on an 'pinkynail' or title in the list
Nothing happens. I would expect clicking the 'pinkynail' or title to activate the same 'toggle' as the 'show' link does as we read left to right, our eyes are drawn to the image and we are generally choosing an image here, so our instinct is to click that. Plus this is how it works in the 'full' (i.e. non-iframe) version. It could also do with css to make the cursor 'pointer'.
Tested in latest versions of Chrome and Firefox in Windows 7",davidosullivan
Future Releases,19238,New approach for content navigation section in themes,,Themes,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,dev-feedback,2011-11-12T16:06:01Z,2011-11-12T16:06:01Z,"At this moment the only way to replace default content navigation in theme (previous/next posts links) is to manually edit theme files. Ticket #18585 allows to replace this section, but its scope is limited to Twentyeleven and its child themes.
Therefore I propose to introduce generic mechanism, which could be used by theme and plugin autors - e.g. add new `content_navigation_template()` theme tag. By default it should look for `navigation.php` file in theme directory and include it. There should be also a new filter, which could be used by child theme and plugin authors to provide alternate navigation section.",sirzooro
Future Releases,19192,Wrong term count for private posts,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2011-11-07T09:00:15Z,2011-11-14T21:22:33Z,"The term manager page (wp-admin/edit-tags.php) shows wrong counts when the terms contain private posts.
Steps to reproduce:
- Create a private post and assign it to a category or a tag.
- Visit the wp-admin/edit-tags.php
The term count does not change. However, when you click on the posts column, the edit posts screen will correctly show the private post.",xknown
Future Releases,10989,Show changelog for core upgrade,nacin*,Upgrade/Install,,normal,minor,Future Release,feature request,accepted,,2009-10-21T01:36:14Z,2011-11-15T01:53:20Z,"When clicking on the admin notice that there is an update available, it would be interesting to see a short changelog with a link to the complete changelog of the upgrade besides the two download buttons
Example with the 2.8.5.
Show on the page:
The headline changes in this release are:
* A fix for the Trackback Denial-of-Service attack that is currently being seen.
* Removal of areas within the code where php code in variables was evaluated.
* Switched the file upload functionality to be whitelisted for all users including Admins.
* Retiring of the two importers of Tag data from old plugins.
More info : http://wordpress.org/development/2009/10/wordpress-2-8-5-hardening-release/",petervanderdoes
Future Releases,18988,"On install, IIS web.config missing setting for ""index.php"" as default page type",,IIS,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-10-18T17:50:05Z,2011-11-15T08:51:42Z,"If WordPress is installed in the root directory (e.g., www.example.com) on a server not pre-configured for PHP, ""index.php"" will not be a default page name on the server. This leads to 404 errors when requesting the homepage (e.g., www.example.com).
A simple fix is to update the web.config for the WordPress install to add this:
<?xml version=""1.0"" encoding=""UTF-8""?>
<configuration>
<system.webServer>
<defaultDocument>
<files>
<add value=""index.php"" />
</files>
</defaultDocument>
<rewrite>
<rules>
<rule name=""Main Rule"" stopProcessing=""true"">
<match url="".*"" />
<conditions logicalGrouping=""MatchAll"">
<add input=""{REQUEST_FILENAME}"" matchType=""IsFile"" negate=""true"" />
<add input=""{REQUEST_FILENAME}"" matchType=""IsDirectory"" negate=""true"" />
</conditions>
<action type=""Rewrite"" url=""index.php/{R:0}"" />
</rule>
</rules>
</rewrite>
</system.webServer>
</configuration>
",scdetailer
Future Releases,18851,search form in edit.php should keep parameters it does not understand,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-10-03T21:48:17Z,2011-11-15T11:29:40Z,"the component is class-wp-list-table.php.
if you carry along some kind of status in the url in the post list (e.g. url=https://example.com/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=post&my_status=""abcdefg"") the search field should not remove the parameter.",ibotty
Future Releases,18701,"""hierarchical"" argument for get_pages() does nothing",,General,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-09-19T06:48:32Z,2011-11-16T00:17:33Z,"The `hierarchical` argument for `get_pages()` is never actually used. It is in an `if` statement, but one that requires `child_of` to also be set:
{{{
if ( $child_of || $hierarchical )
$pages = & get_page_children($child_of, $pages);
}}}
Props Vynce Montgomery for pointing this out to me.",Viper007Bond
Future Releases,16612,WordPress should return nocache headers for requests with comment cookies,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-02-21T22:45:21Z,2011-11-16T00:51:57Z,"Most themes, when displaying the comment form, change the HTML to pre-fill username, email address, and website when comment cookies are received in the HTTP request. Since the response does not have explicit nocache headers, per RFC2616 (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2616.txt) intermediate caches can use heuristics to determine the cache TTL for the response. Since there is 0 freshness data in the response, it is not really possible to perform good heuristics, but in practice, caches will assign a default TTL to this type of response. The result is that private information input by user A when submitting a comment can be returned to user B when making a request for the same URL.
To protect ourselves against this, we should call nocache_headers() when comment cookies are sent and the comment form is being displayed. Alternatively, we can send nocache headers for all requests with comment cookies regardless of the comment form being displayed or not (probably easier and maybe safer).
http://humboldtherald.wordpress.com/2011/01/27/gremlins/ is a story likely caused by an aggressive cache and the lack of nocache headers.",barry
Future Releases,18117,get_blog_details is sensitive to path's trailing slash,,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2011-07-14T20:20:39Z,2011-11-16T01:32:02Z,"STR:
1. Create a site, then edit it so that the domain is the main domain and the path is /sub. Note that the admin doesn't turn this into /sub/, nor give an error.
2. Go to /sub/wp-admin. You'll notice it doesn't redirect, but it just gives you the main site's wp-admin. Going to /sub also just gets interpreted as a URL for the main site.
Potential solutions:
1. Make the admin automatically turn the path of /sub into /sub/.
2. Make get_blog_details match modulo trailing slash.
3. (Document carefully in Codex and hope people read it.)",mitchoyoshitaka
Future Releases,18271,Item hierarchy should be maintained when adding to menu,,Menus,3.2.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-07-27T20:13:35Z,2011-11-16T06:25:49Z,"Situation:
Create a hierarchy of categories or pages and go to create a custom menu. In the meta boxes on the left hand side, the categories and pages are shown in hierarchical arrangement. Select all categories (for example) and add to menu.
Expected behaviour:
All links are added to custom menu and the hierarchy is maintained appropriately
Actual behaviour:
Hierarchy is lost and all menu items are top-level
This was originally raised by Jane in #17029 however the changeset in the ticket only applies to showing hierarchy in the meta boxes and doesn't cover maintaining hierarchy when adding to menu.",JohnONolan
Future Releases,19256,Ability to mark a comment as spam from the trash,,Comments,2.9,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-11-16T03:07:48Z,2011-11-16T09:42:58Z,"Say you're scrolling through comments in the trash and you realize a comment should have ended up in spam instead.
There's no easy way to untrash then re-spam the comment — you'd lose it and it'd get restored to its previous status. You can't edit it and modify its status from there, either.
I think there should probably be a way to spam a comment from the trash. (For that matter, I don't think there's an issue with being able to edit a trashed comment, too. Perhaps you want to modify it then untrash/approve it.)",nacin
Future Releases,17227,wp should work around bug in move_uploaded_file for tighter security,,Security,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-04-24T00:28:50Z,2011-11-17T18:52:45Z,"Andrew Nacin said I should put this in a new ticket so others can weigh in. Here's the email with the description:
Hey guys, so I'm trying to harden up (!) my wordpress installation, and the whole world-writable wp-content/uploads thing is avoidable by creating a group that includes me and apache (call it ""checkersites""), and making wp-content/uploads et al group writable, group checkersites, and the directories group sticky. So, any new directories and files created are group checkersites so I can toast them, even though apache is the owner.
However, there's a bug in php's move_uploaded_file that it doesn't obey the directory group sticky bit, so any files uploaded and run through move_uploaded_file are apache:apache, which then breaks everything with this scheme (meaning, the files still work, but now I can't modify the them without su'ing, etc.). This has been recorded on the php docs for move_uploaded_files since 2008 ([http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.move-uploaded-file.php#85149 note here]), so it looks like they just don't care. I was thinking about patching wordpress to work around this by checking if the destination directory's group sticky bit is set and changing the group to that if so. Would you guys be interested in the patch?
As far as I can tell, this is the only thing that forces non-root users to make directories world writable (or even readable, assuming the admin will set up the shared group for them). Seems like it's worth fixing.",chrishecker
Future Releases,19278,Allow WP_List_Table ::get_bulk_items() to receive a nested array and output optgroups,,Administration,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-11-17T17:25:37Z,2011-11-17T21:38:59Z,"I'm just putting this out there as a possible enhancement to the WP_List_Table... would like feedback as to whether anyone else would find it helpful. If so, I'm more than happy to write up a patch for this.
I think it may be useful to be able to pass a nested array to `WP_List_Table::get_bulk_actions()` and have it output the options within the subarray in an `<optgroup>`. My specific use case is in applying meta fields to a custom table. I would like to be able to define something like this in my `get_bulk_items` function:
{{{
function get_bulk_actions() {
$actions = array(
'delete' => 'Delete',
'outofstock' => 'Mark out of stock',
'applytags' => array(
'label' => 'Apply tags to products',
'actions' => array(
'featured' => 'Featured',
'sale' => 'On Sale'
)
)
);
return $actions;
}
}}}
and have the output look something like this:
{{{
<select name=""action"">
<option value='-1' selected='selected'>Bulk Actions</option>
<option value='delete'>Delete</option>
<option value='outofstock'>Mark out of stock</option>
<optgroup label=""Apply tags to products"">
<option value='feature'>Featured</option>
<option value='sale'>On sale</option>
</optgroup>
</select>
}}}
A very minor feature, and possibly too fringe of a use case to bother with. But I've worked on a couple projects now where being able to specify markup like that would have made that screen more user-friendly. Any thoughts?",goldenapples
Future Releases,18820,Formatting bar loading experience is subpar,azaozz,Editor,3.2.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2011-09-29T21:51:41Z,2011-11-18T07:23:24Z,"When you save a post, the way the formatting bar loads in (Visual and HTML both) is subpar. It pops in really late, and shoves your post content down.
Screencast: http://s3.amazonaws.com/txfx/screencasts/Formatting-Toolbar.mov
Let's make this better.",markjaquith
Future Releases,19205,Orphaned categories can be created by accident,,Taxonomy,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-11-08T14:12:39Z,2011-11-19T06:07:17Z,"There are two ways to do that.
1. You can work on category tree from two browser windows.
- In window one, delete a category
- In window two, add a child to the category that has been deleted.
wp_insert_term needs to check if the parent exists.
2. If you delete a couple of categories with bulk-delete, a third level child node can become orphan.
wp_delete_term uses get_term to find the parent node and can retrieve cached data.",dzver
Future Releases,7580,Use Exif description to autofill the caption,,Upload,2.6,high,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2008-08-23T06:26:39Z,2011-11-19T19:58:35Z,"Hello,
I test a lot of softwares to create a Exif description for my pictures.
Like ""Exif Farm"" or other kind of this softwares.
But When I Upload this picure in wp 2.6 the description will not show!
but i have some picture from the web, and when i upload them, wordpress show the description of it automatically in description Box!
like this picture:
http://www.hinhxinh.com/data/media/8/Beijing_Olympic_2008_-___075.jpg
and show description on it correctly:
http://i33.tinypic.com/2yyqk1t.jpg
Please tell me:
the problem is from Wp,
Or My software is not original?
'''So What should i do to show Description Exif Data in wp Correctly?'''",mrmax
Future Releases,18937,Add admin bar to press this bookmarklet,,Press This,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-10-13T22:41:35Z,2011-11-20T16:24:25Z,"With the admin bar now a permanent addition to the admin backend, I was thinking we should replace the old style header that's currently in the Press This bookmarklet to be the new admin bar. Since the width for the PT window is smaller, we could probably also just reduce the number of items added to it.",andrewryno
Future Releases,15655,Media Upload form does not pass tab name,nacin,Upload,3.0.2,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reviewing,,2010-12-03T00:00:01Z,2011-11-22T16:52:58Z,"The Media Upload form has an error (wp-admin/includes/media.php line !#1538). It is not passing the tab name, which hinders adding actions based on which Upload tab is selected.
Error:
Get param 'tab' is being set to 'type' which is incorrect.
{{{
$form_action_url = admin_url(""media-upload.php?type=$type&tab=type&post_id=$post_id"");
}}}
Fix:
To top of function add:
{{{
global $tab;
}}}
Change the form action URL (line !#1538) to:
{{{
$form_action_url = admin_url(""media-upload.php?type=$type&tab=$tab&post_id=$post_id"");
}}}
This change also impacts function media_upload_type_url_form (line !#1591). Same fix applies.",jackcrosby
Future Releases,19332,'Edit Category' page lacks hooks to edit form fields,,General,3.2.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-11-22T17:18:13Z,2011-11-22T17:18:13Z,"The default 'Name', 'Slug' and 'Description' form fields are stuck in place on Categories and Custom Taxonomies.
There are hooks before and after the form (eg {$taxonomy}_pre_edit_form), but nothing to modify the basic output.
These fields, especially 'slug', can scare civilians and it would be nice not to have to use JS to hide them.",duncanjbrown
Future Releases,14011,"On subdirectory multisite installs, custom post types on main blog generate bad next/previous links",nacin,Post Types,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reviewing,,2010-06-20T21:06:51Z,2011-11-22T22:18:34Z,"With multisite and subdirectories, the main blog uses site.com/blog/xxx permalinks however custom post types can use site.com/custom/permalink . The next and previous post template tags generate the links as site.com/blog/custom/permalink .",jorbin
Future Releases,19291,Widgets move to Inactive after clearing all widgets from sidebars,,Warnings/Notices,3.3,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,early,2011-11-18T15:49:18Z,2011-11-23T22:44:56Z,"Jane reported in IRC that a theme switch dropped her widgets to Inactive.
> Jane: test site had 2010 as theme, with some widgets. activated 2011 on themes.php. Refreshed itself to themes.php?activated=true and showed alert message "" New theme activated. This theme supports widgets, please visit the widgets settings screen to configure them."" Go to widgets screen, widgets in primary sidebar in 2010 are not in sidebar, no widgets live anymore
> Jane: switch back to 2010, same message appears on themes.php?activated=true and 2010 sidebar comes back
[http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/19091#comment:11 Reproduced by ocean90].
I was able to repeat the reported issue one only one specific case.
This only happens if you remove *all* widgets from all sidebars. Then add widgets back to sidebar(s). Then, switch back to a previously activated theme.
- It doesn't happen if you leave at least one widget in place in a sidebar
- It doesn't happen if you switch to a new theme (not previously activated)
Looks like we can solve it by the ""lost"" widget check just puts any old widgets into Inactive. We should orphan those, too.
To fix: If widgets registered but not in the new theme's sidebar, orphan it.
See #17979, #19091, #19092.",lancewillett
Future Releases,13473,comment_status should be set to default_comment_status when commentstatusdiv is removed,westi,Comments,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,,2010-05-20T23:36:24Z,2011-11-24T16:13:29Z,"When the Comment Status box is removed from the Add/Edit Post screens, posts should be created with the comment_status set to the value of the default_comment_status option.
-----
I had hidden the Comment Status box via:
remove_meta_box('commentstatusdiv','post','normal');
and made sure that default_comment_status was set to open:
update_option('default_comment_status', 'open');
After adding a new post it displayed ""Comments Off"" when I was assuming that it should have honored the value of default_comment_status.",jimmcq
Future Releases,19288,Erroneous custom taxonomy screen menu behaviour,,General,3.0,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-11-18T11:36:26Z,2011-11-24T16:24:31Z,"I don't think this could get any more edge case and it's of trivial severity, but I thought I'd report it for completeness' sake.
If a user has the ability to manage terms on a post type, but not the ability to edit posts of that post type, and the post type has more than one taxonomy, then the post type menu doesn't expand as expected when viewing one of the term management screens for that post type.
Steps to reproduce:
* Register a custom post type that uses its own capability mapping (resulting in `edit_foos` etc).
* Register at least two custom taxonomies for this post type, with or without its own capability mapping.
* Give a user (or role) the ability to manage the taxonomy terms but not the ability to edit posts of the post type.
When viewing one of the term management screens for the given post type, the menu doesn't expand as expected (although the new 3.3 fly-outs do show).
",johnbillion
Future Releases,18954,Automatically whitelist screen options added via add_screen_option(),,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,early,2011-10-14T22:54:08Z,2011-11-25T19:27:18Z,"{{{set_screen_options()}}} currently maintains a hardcoded whitelist of screens that can set options.
The list is extendable via the filter:
{{{
apply_filters('set-screen-option', false, $option, $value);
}}}
but that's sort of a pain. If a plugin calls {{{add_screen_option()}}}, it should be added to the whitelist automatically.
Also note that {{{set_screen_options()}}} is called so early, there's no convenient place for plugins to add to the {{{set-screen-option}}} filter. The best workaround I've been able to come up with is to manually call {{{set_screen_options()}}} again inside the page's {{{load-$hook}}}.
Example naive plugin code that does not work in <=3.3.
{{{
# Inside a menu page's load-$hook
// Display per-page settings in screen options
add_screen_option( 'per_page', array( 'label' => __( 'Things' ) ) );
}}}",mdawaffe
Future Releases,13502,Ajax deletion of media broken due to Trashing remains,,Media,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reviewing,,2010-05-23T10:41:48Z,2011-11-26T10:39:21Z,"To reproduce:
1. Upload a file
2. Expand to view file details
3. Click Delete, Follow through.
Result: Page reloads and deletes the object
Expected Result: At some point here, Ajax deletion is supposed to kick in.
{{{prepareMediaItemInit()}}} in swfupload handlers.dev.js contains some Ajax trash/undo code, which is never hit, It looks like it was never removed when the Media trashing code was striped out.",dd32
Future Releases,19368,UTF-8 characters truncated mid-byte sequence in excerpt in RSS2 feed,,Feeds,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-11-27T05:54:33Z,2011-11-27T15:08:14Z,"I received [https://code.google.com/p/feedparser/issues/detail?id=306 a bug report at a project I maintain] and discovered what appears to be a bug in Wordpress 3.2.1.
The trouble is that the `description` element is being truncated in the middle of a UTF-8 multibyte character, which is producing garbage binary data. An example can be found at:
http://www.arnaudmontebourg.fr/?feed=rss2
I downloaded [http://themocracy.com/2009/07/alibi3col-free-wordpress-theme/ the site's theme] but found nothing that would affect `post_excerpt` or `the_excerpt_rss`. I then downloaded Wordpress trunk and attempted to figure out where the problem might be, but I'm unfamiliar with the Wordpress source and couldn't find anything after tracing through multiple files using grep.
I did discover that `trackback_url_list()` in `wp-includes/post.php` appears to be using a simple `substr()` call that might cause problems with multibyte characters. However, I'm more concerned with the potential for malformed feeds.
I've included a copy of the feed XML in question for longevity.",kurtmckee
Future Releases,19380,There is no way to specify placement of a new menu item in the Admin Bar,,Toolbar,3.3,normal,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2011-11-28T14:38:12Z,2011-11-28T17:16:46Z,"I recently opened ticket #19371 and scribu has added a fantastic and simple solution to be able to modify existing menu items. The only problem, however, is that it is impossible to control placement of a new menu item.
For example, if I wanted to add a class on the ""wp-logo"" menu item, I would use the method specified in #19371 to remove it, modify it, and add it back.
{{{
add_action( 'admin_bar_menu', function( $admin_bar ) {
$node = $admin_bar->remove_menu( 'wp-logo' );
$node['meta']['class'] = 'foo';
$admin_bar->add_menu( $node );
}, 99 );
}}}
The only problem is that it would put the menu item at the far right of the other menu items. I could then remove and re-add all the other menu items. However I don't think there is a way to get a list of all the top level menu items from within the admin bar class, so you would have to know the ID of each one from a print_r debug of the object and hard code the items in. This would break if a plugin added a menu item that wasn't in the hard coded list.
My thoughts would be either add a parameter to the add_menu() function such as priority, which could be boolean and cause the item to be added with array_unshift() instead of the current method, or a parameter that would be be for the id to ""add before menu item x"" , or just a method that would return a list of ids of the root menu items.
ps: I don't really need to add a CSS class to the wp-logo menu item, but this is the far-left-most item and I thought it would make the best example.",willshouse
Future Releases,18396,"Custom post type of ""tab"" creates query conflict with media uploader.",,Media,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-08-13T20:12:11Z,2011-11-28T23:00:38Z,"1. Create a custom post type with name ""tab""
2. Upload media in (either attached to a post, or not)
3. Return to media uploader and click on ""Library"" tab, no images are pulled
The query being called will check for a post_type of tab with the post_name library, looks like it's due to ""tab=library"" being in the query string. Change the post type or remove the its registration and the problem disappears.
Details: WP 3.0+ (trunk, too), no plugins, TwentyEleven child theme only having a functions.php with the register_post_type function called on init.
I'd love to submit a patch to account for this or it could be listed as a reserved word for custom post types. Looking for direction for next steps. ",theandystratton
Future Releases,19383,Hide post formats next to post titles if the active blog theme does not support post formats,,General,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-11-28T18:16:12Z,2011-11-29T18:47:55Z,"If I'm using a theme that supports post formats—e.g. Twenty Eleven—then next to each title on `wp-admin/edit.php` I'm able to see not only the title name but also the post format that corresponds to its respective post.
If I switch to a theme that does not support post formats at all I am still able to see post formats associated with their respective posts.
This is not good for a few reasons:
* Showing a post format next to a title while a theme that doesn't support post formats is active is confusing. ""Why does my post have the word Image/Link/Status/Quote by it? What does that mean?""
* There is no way to edit or remove a post format associated with a post when a theme that does not support post formats is active, so the labels are useless.
When a theme that does not support post formats is active those format labels should be hidden. The posts can of course still retain their formats in case a user switches back to a theme that supports theme, but otherwise they should be hidden.",philiparthurmoore
Future Releases,19392,Add auto-suggest support for all flat taxonomies in Bulk Edit.,,Quick/Bulk Edit,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,early,2011-11-29T18:37:18Z,2011-11-29T18:58:48Z,"Auto-suggest in the Bulk Edit area for post_tag's was fixed in 3.3. Let's add support for all other non-hierarchy tax's in 3.4.
See [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/19176#comment:11 #19176] for more info.",scottbasgaard
Future Releases,19432,[SITE] Belguim IP shows only French version?,,WordPress.org site,,normal,minor,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2011-12-03T10:59:37Z,2011-12-04T10:46:52Z,"When a Belgium IP address goes to the English version of the WP.org site I shows that WordPress is also in French. But we have also Dutch & German in this country. So I was thinking: why not display the message as follows:
'click here if you want WordPress in another language' and this takes you to a page where all languages are listed. That way a user that is at holidays in China easily find his French or German version.",jonezjea
Future Releases,19443,We can't use WordPress' editor inside a Thickbox,erayalakese,TinyMCE,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2011-12-04T16:45:36Z,2011-12-05T00:09:24Z,"At my plugin's admin page, a have a EDIT link like this :
{{{
<a class=""button-secondary thickbox button"" title=""EDIT"" href=""<?php echo WP_PLUGIN_URL.'/plugin-name/'; ?>edit.php?id=<?php echo $ID;?>"">EDIT</a>
}}}
When user click it, it'll open href in a thickbox . Thickbox should contain '''/plugin-name/edit.php?id=1''''s content, for example.
It's working very well. But i want to add WordPress' rich text editor to edit.php . I'll explain my problem with a short video.
http://screenr.com/eoEs
",erayalakese
Future Releases,19444,Widgets page stale when pressing the Back button,,Widgets,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-12-04T18:14:26Z,2011-12-05T16:54:31Z,"For several versions of Wordpress (maybe all of them), I've noticed that the Widgets page can be loaded from cache:
[[Image(http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/725/pictureen.png)]]
I'm not sure why this is happening, when the page is first loaded headers are sent including `no-cache, must revalidate, max-age=0`, all of which seems to be done correctly:
[[Image(http://img703.imageshack.us/img703/4526/screenshotwithshadow.png)]]
However, if I load the widgets page, make a change to the order of the widgets, then navigate to another page, and then use the back arrow to go back to the widgets page, a cached version of the widgets page (pre-change) is loaded. This can be especially troublesome if you spend a lot of time making changes and adding and removing widgets, or widget content, then go back to the page and make another change before you realize that the cached page is loaded, because it will overwrite all the changes that you had just previously spent so much effort on.
One possible solution would be to load all the widgets with AJAX if javascript is available, or possibly re-check that the correct widgets are in place with AJAX after the page loads (and use Javascript to reload the page again if they are not). The latter method would also enable the page to be loaded using standard methods if Javascript was not enabled.",willshouse
Future Releases,19449,"Fix Farbtastic to make it work with empty input fields, too",,External Libraries,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2011-12-05T17:38:08Z,2011-12-05T17:38:08Z,"Farbtastic requires that the color input field has either a color value or at least a '#' character. If it's empty it won't work. This seems like an artificial limitation and requires workarounds if the integrated Farbtastic is used for input fields that may be empty, i.e. for theme or plugin options where the color is optional. If the color fields has a default value there's no issue but having empty color fields is a useful and valid use case.
This could be fixed in /wp-admin/js/farbtastic.js, line 192
Old:
if (this.value && this.value != fb.color) {
New:
if (this.value != fb.color) {
Looks like WP is working around this for the 'custom background' for themes (which is empty by default) by adding a hardcoded '#' and saving the background-color without '#'
/wp-includes/theme.php, line 1772:
$style = $color ? ""background-color: #$color;"" : '';
/wp-admin/custom-background.php, line 303:
<input type=""text"" name=""background-color"" id=""background-color"" value=""#<?php echo esc_attr(get_background_color()) ?>"" />
",BytesForAll
Future Releases,19464,Auto add do_action for menu in admin,,Menus,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-12-07T12:29:46Z,2011-12-07T12:30:39Z,"In menu's there is this feature: ""Automatically add new top-level pages""
I'm in a process to implement ""Automatically add categories"" and ""Automatically add new subpages of page:"", but unfortunately there is no action which to hook so I could insert HTML right after or before the ""auto-add-pages"" in my plugin.
So I suggest to add a new action or filter like ""menu_auto_add"" so it would be simple to insert the HTML after the auto-add-pages.",ciantic
Future Releases,19492,Problems with using wp_insert_term together with switch_to_blog,,Taxonomy,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-12-09T23:38:33Z,2011-12-09T23:38:33Z,"I'm running a network of about 80 sites using WP multisite 3.2. I'm experiencing irregularities using switch_to_blog whith wp_insert_term.
To test this I have disabled all plugins, and am testing on a blank page so nothing else interferes. This is the sample code:
switch_to_blog(75);
wp_insert_term( 'New Term','category');
restore_current_blog();
When run from most blogs it adds the new term to the desired blog and the permalink to the new term page works.
But for a few of the blogs, when it runs it adds the term, but the link to the new term page throws a 404 error. Opening wp-admin and adding any new term through wp-admin fixes it.
Is this related to the other term_cache bugs?
",ErikStromme
Future Releases,19499,Allow wp_nav_menu to return just the links (no <li> tags),nohalfpixels,Menus,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,reporter-feedback,2011-12-10T12:15:35Z,2011-12-10T17:44:37Z,"every now and again i find im in the need of the wp_nav_menu function where i only want a list if links, not the outer ul, or the li tags.
there is already scope to remove the outer ul.
but no support for removing the <li> tags from the returned results.
at present i have to do this:
{{{
$foot_nav = wp_nav_menu( array( 'container' => '', 'echo' => '0', 'theme_location' => 'footer_menu' ) );
$foot_nav2 = preg_replace( array( '#^<ul[^>]*>#', '#</ul>$#' ), '', $foot_nav );
$foot_nav2 = preg_replace( array( '#<li[^>]*>#', '#</li>$#' ), '', $foot_nav2 );
echo $foot_nav2;
}}}
this isnt very clean, it would be nice to just be able to pass a parameter the wp_nav_menu function which just returns the links.
i propose something like:
{{{
'return_links' => true,
}}}
the main reason for this is styling centered links in the footer.
its much easier to just center links than it is to center a <ul> and results in much cleaner html with less dom elements.",nohalfpixels
Future Releases,19115,Attempting to upload a too-large theme gives a confusing error message,,Themes,3.2.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2011-11-02T14:24:33Z,2011-12-13T15:30:07Z,"When uploading a theme through the theme uploader, if the theme is larger than the PHP file/memory limit, the Admin panel gives the message below (or some variant):
{{{
The uploaded file could not be moved to /public_html/wp-content/uploads/2011/11
}}}
Users will assume that this is a permissions problem, trying to CHMOD folders to fix it unsuccesfully, weakening security, when it is actually a file-size problem.
The correct error message should be:
{{{
""This file is too big. The maximum upload size for your server is xM.""
}}}
I have been able to replicate. ",ariehkovler
Future Releases,6342,"Rapidly spamming/deleting comments can break ""infinite river"" feature on comment moderation pages",mdawaffe,Administration,2.5,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2008-03-21T22:05:16Z,2011-12-14T13:18:06Z,"Comment moderation pages have an ""infinite river"" feature whereby when you remove one comment (spam/delete), it'll load a new one at the bottom. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to catch up if you click more rapidly than about once every 2 or 3 seconds, and you'll ""lose"" comments. At the end, you may just have one comment that, when dealt with, will be replaced by only one comment. This may have to do with doubleclicking the ""spam"" link, or maybe clicking the ""spam"" link of the next comment before the river action has finished.",markjaquith
Future Releases,19309,Instantiating any widget with checkboxes defaulted on don't transfer as checked only in IE9.,,Widgets,3.2.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-11-21T02:26:30Z,2011-12-14T19:47:57Z,"In the Links widget, the first two checkboxes are checked by default if using IE8, FireFox or Webkit. If you use IE9, the first two checkboxes will not be checked after you drop the fresh widget instance into a widgetized region of the template or the inactive widgets region. This appears to be an incompatibility between IE9 and a JS library used for copying the data. I do see the proper checked=""checked"" parameter in the source code of the primary instance and all saved instances. It just doesn't instantiate that parameter in the drag and drop action.
A community plugin we developed also exposes this IE9 / JS library bug: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/becounted/
I found a developer discussion and possible fix related to a non WP application here: https://github.com/SteveSanderson/knockout/issues/89
Thank you!",beautomated
Future Releases,16437,wp_category_checklist should have name parameter,,General,3.0.4,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,close,2011-02-01T19:48:31Z,2011-12-14T23:12:37Z,"I found [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-admin/includes/template.php#L64 wp_category_checklist] is useful for creating my plugin/theme settings options. Unfortunately, it's currently don't have name parameter, the name is statically defined as '''post_category''' in the ''Walker_Category_Checklist'' default walker.
[[BR]]
''wp_category_checklist( $post_id = 0, $descendants_and_self = 0, $selected_cats = false, $popular_cats = false, $walker = null, $checked_ontop = true )''
[[BR]]
where it should be something like[[BR]]
''wp_category_checklist( $post_id = 0, $descendants_and_self = 0, $selected_cats = false, $popular_cats = false, $walker = null, $checked_ontop = true, $name='post_category' )''
So we don't need to create a new walker just to change the name.
Thank you.",takien
Future Releases,19556,Make wp_term_checklist() available as a template tag,,Template,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-12-14T22:58:07Z,2011-12-14T23:13:05Z,"Currently, wp_term_checklist() is defined in wp-admin/includes/template.php, which means it's not available as a template tag for themes.
Note that {{{wp_dropdown_categories()}}} is defined in {{{wp-includes/category-template.php}}}. We should move wp_term_checklist() there too.",scribu
Future Releases,19561,Allow a background colour to be set for custom headers,,Themes,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-12-15T09:11:04Z,2011-12-15T09:11:04Z,"Currently WordPress allows you to set a custom image background for the header and a custom text color but doesn't give the users a way to set a custom ''background color'' for the header.
Adding a simple color picker for the header background would give users a lot more flexibility in what they can do with the header without using external software to create graphics etc. Perhaps needs a way to activate it from the themes functions.php (suggest ''add_custom_header_color''?)",hellweaver666
Future Releases,11869,Multisite upgrade notice at wpmu-upgrade-site.php isn't steadily visible.,,Multisite,3.0,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-01-11T22:03:14Z,2011-12-15T23:59:25Z,"When upgrading (Site Admin > Upgrade) wordcamp.org, it started upgrading each site and flashing a list of 5 sites at a time that had been upgraded (too quickly to really be read beyond the first item in each list). When it flashed through all the screens, it showed ""All done!"" and nothing else.
Preferred UX would be to list the sites in order as they are upgraded but in a single persistent list rather than in flashing batches of five, and to show the all-done message on the same screen, with the list of everything that has been upgraded. It would be good to have the text appear at bottom of list (in sequence) but to also drop in an alert message at top of screen. ",jane
Future Releases,18999,Quotes in emails,titi,General,3.2.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2011-10-19T10:39:28Z,2011-12-19T01:57:53Z,"Quotes are displayed in plain HTML CODE
{{{
’
}}}
instead of the a real quote.
This bug is in any email reply notifications containing quote in the post.
Using BBPress 2.0 with Wordpress. French language.",thibotus01
Future Releases,11950,Sticky Posts are too aggressive,,Query,2.9.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,dev-feedback,2010-01-19T15:43:50Z,2011-12-19T03:19:07Z,"I don't think the default behavior should be to have sticky posts included every time a query_posts() is used. I realize you can set the 'caller_get_posts' argument to avoid sticky posts from being added, however having to do this everywhere becomes a burden.
What are your thoughts on having the WP class add 'include_sticky' var to the_query if it isn't already set and then not include the sticky posts by default?",prettyboymp
Future Releases,7723,Allow filtering by author on Manage > Posts,,Administration,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2008-09-10T19:59:37Z,2011-12-19T18:04:36Z,"In versions of wp before 2.5 you could select an author from a dropdown on MANAGE > POSTS to see only posts owned by that author. This was very useful for quickly sorting posts and is absolutely necessary when you have editor users without the 'edit_users' capability, as unlike admin users (most of us) they don't have access to the 'users' tab and thus have no way to see the manage screen sorted by user. The manage screen sorts by user simply by adding ?&author=$id in the url, but for users without access to the 'users' tab, even author id's are innaccessible.
In the #wordpress-dev irc channel ryan boren expressed that the filter was removed because in some cases there were too many users in the system and the resulting dropdown was slowing down pageload time and ruining user experience. This is a paradox, because the more users your system has the more likely you are to need this filter.
Wordpress needs to support filtering by author somehow if it wants to be a serious multi-user platform. Our editors are pulling out their hair.
My personal opinion is that the dropdown select should be reinstated. Filters should be added to the list such that only users who can post are listed (other users have no use in the Manage > Posts screen), as well as to show only users with at least 1 post. This should avoid slowing down pages for installations where most users are 'subscribers', which would otherwise mean all open-registration blogs would have hugely long lists.
Given those two filters, I think that anyone who still has load-time problems should deal with their problem themselves using a plugin. It should be easy to remove the filter dropdown if you don't want it using a plugin, as well as to further filter the authors shown to reduce their number.
Any installation with that many users deserves the option of deciding if they want the pulldown or not, and I think many would choose to keep it even if there are problems because it is so incredibly useful in filtering through hundreds of users worth of posts.
(Consider: the full categories list is shown, even if there are hundreds, despite the fact that this has the same effect on performance as many authors does).
Also in IRC Matt M proposed that some kind of text box + ajax to predict which author you mean could be used for this purpose. I think that is a great idea but would take a lot more work than what I propose (the work for hte pulldown is already done and the old functions are still there, all that's needed is to add filtering and re-work it into edit.php). It could also be used in the 'Users' context for search though, so it could be worth the effort. ",jeremyclarke
Future Releases,19631,Consider a doing_it_wrong call for query_posts(),,Query,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-12-21T11:58:14Z,2011-12-21T13:00:49Z,"The `query_posts()` function affects the main query, so things (like template conditionals) can break if plugins or themes use it without calling `wp_reset_query()` immediately afterwards.
Unless there is a situation I haven't considered, `query_posts()` shouldn't be used at all on requests where the main query is run (`query_posts()` of course has a use in situations like AJAX calls when the main query isn't run).
* For secondary loops, `get_posts()` or the `WP_Query()` class should be used.
* To modify the main query, there are hooks all over the place, such as 'request', 'parse_request', 'parse_query', and 'pre_get_posts', in addition to the SQL filters such as 'posts_where', 'posts_join', etc.
Maybe `doing_it_wrong()` should be called if `query_posts()` is used after the main query is run, with pointers toward a relevant Codex article on secondary loops or filtering the main loop.
",johnbillion
Future Releases,19641,Some problems with updating plugins by uploading zip archive,,Plugins,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-12-21T20:55:20Z,2011-12-21T22:06:07Z,"I found several UX problems with updating (re-installing) plugins by uploading zip archive.
1) I installed small plugin (outside official WordPress plugins directory) foo.php (zipped in foo.zip) by uploading zip archive. Then I wanted to install updated version (also foo.php in foo.zip). But new folder foo1 with file foo.php was created, so my plugin is duplicated in WP plugins directory. It is not expected behaviour for users, I guess...
2) When foo.php is in foo folder and together zipped (foo/foo.php in foo.zip), then it is not possible to update (re-install) this plugin (directory already exists) by uploading zip archive. So, for plugins outside WordPress plugins directory (or with nonfunctioning automatic updates) it is problem, because there is no way to update plugins by uploading zip file (only manually through FTP). Another possibility is deactivate and delete plugin first, but some plugins use hooks to delete all plugins data when they are deleted through administration.
3) I automatically installed plugin (inside WordPress plugins directory) which is in folder foo. I changed several files and wanted to re-install plugin with the same (original) version from plugins repository. I did not find a way to do it from admin (I did not want to run FTP manager). When there is possibility for re-installing core, then it could be possible also for plugins, I guess...
4) Another problem was with installing plugins beta versions, but there is Plugin Beta Tester plugin available (but old).
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/plugin-beta-tester/",pavelevap
Future Releases,19633,Multilingual Permalinks - Broken Pagination,,Rewrite Rules,3.3,normal,critical,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-12-21T13:23:32Z,2011-12-21T22:37:10Z,"With the new rewrite engine in WP3.3 the pagination for pages with multilingual URLs got broken.
See example:
[http://garage-eden.co.il/%D7%97%D7%95%D7%95%D7%AA-%D7%93%D7%A2%D7%AA-%D7%94%D7%9C%D7%A7%D7%95%D7%97%D7%95%D7%AA Live Example of Broken Pagination]
The permalink structure used for this:
%postname%
The Code Used for the Page:
{{{
<div id=""main-content"">
<?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
<h1 class=""title""><?php the_title(); ?></h1>
<?php the_content(); ?>
<?php endwhile; endif; ?>
<?php
// The Query
$paged = (get_query_var('paged')) ? get_query_var('paged') : 1;
$args = array(
'category_name' => 'testimonials',
'paged' => ""$paged"",
'posts_per_page' => 3
);
query_posts( $args );
// The Loop
if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post();
?>
<div id=""testimonial-wrap"">
<blockquote>
<?php the_content(); ?>
<cite><?php the_title(); ?></cite>
</blockquote>
</div>
<?php endwhile; ?>
<div id=""pagination"">
<?php next_posts_link('<span class=""next-page"">הבא »</span>') ?>
<?php previous_posts_link('<span class=""prev-page"">« הקודם</span>') ?>
</div>
<?php endif; wp_reset_query(); ?>
</div>
<!-- #main-content -->
}}}
",aternus
Future Releases,19639,"Enhancement: request: filter support before shortcodes are parsed or convert " into """,,Shortcodes,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-12-21T17:01:41Z,2011-12-22T00:39:34Z,"My team uses Windows Live Writer to do all posting, but we constantly have trouble using shortcodes because WLW, being as awesome as it is in other aspects, keeps converting the double quotes in shortcodes to
{{{
"
}}}
This breaks shortcode attributes, and while we're working around it using single quotes, we can't use shortcode attribute data that contains single quotes then.
So, is there a good fix for this?
One workaround would be to have a filter that runs before shortcodes are parsed that converts " back to "". However, in the shortcode API, I found no filters in use at all, so that's out without modifying WP source.
Alternatively, the API could just pre-process the data and take care of this case, which should be solved in WP core yet again.
Is there some way to resolve this without the above modifications to core?
Thanks.",archon810
Future Releases,11856,URL for 1st comments page is not canonical,markjaquith,Canonical,3.0,normal,major,Future Release,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2010-01-10T19:17:42Z,2011-12-22T01:55:08Z,"When WP generates URL for comments, it always includes comments page number. It should not do this when URL is for 1st comments page - in this case post URL is sufficient.
WP should also redirect to canonical URL version when someone will try to load URL like site.com/some-post/comment-page-1.",sirzooro
Future Releases,19419,wp-admin/media.php: allow to add a default src,,External Libraries,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-12-02T21:15:34Z,2011-12-22T23:01:36Z,"something like
in file wp-admin/media.php :
function type_url_form_image($image_url) {
.
.
.
<input id=""src"" name=""src"" value=""'.$image_url.'"" type=""text""
.
.
.
}
might be helpful because the function can be reused for plugins",mostyk
Future Releases,19011,Support forum topics with Cyrillic titles cannot be found via Google,,WordPress.org site,,normal,major,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2011-10-20T02:22:19Z,2011-12-23T04:25:14Z,"None of the topics with Cyrillic titles on ru.forums.wordpress.org can be found via Google. Topics with Latin slugs are indexed properly. Same for the other forums in Cyrillic (bg.forums.wordpress.org and sr.forums.wordpress.org).
This wasn't a big issue three years ago when there were just a few posts, but now that more and more questions are asked and answered each day, it's hard for users to find previous topics and solutions.
[http://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-forums/2011-February/006773.html According to Otto], there's no `robots.txt` or anything else blocking Google from indexing them.
This is probably a Google bug, but I've tried to ask on their Help forum, and no one replied.
My guess is this has to do with 4th-level domains currently used for localized support forums. In this case, wouldn't it be possible to switch from `ru.forums.wordpress.org` to `ru.wordpress.org/support/`, similarly to English support forums?",SergeyBiryukov
Future Releases,19645,Image caption gets removed when editing image dimensions.,,Editor,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2011-12-22T16:24:34Z,2011-12-23T18:25:53Z,"When editing an image placed into a post in a certain way, the caption of the image is removed.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Edit a post that contains an included image.
2. Click the edit options icon when selecting the image.
3. Go to the advanced image settings(make sure the image does have a caption).
4. Empty the width field.
5. Press the submit button.
-> The caption of the image is set empty.
Remarks,
In my case only leaving the width input field blank caused this issue.",JanJaapKempenaar
Future Releases,13516,Hide JS-only widgets on dashboard is no JS,,Administration,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-05-24T13:16:42Z,2011-12-24T16:16:41Z,"We hide screen options and help; we should also hide these widgets instead of displaying by default with the 'you need JS' message. Affected modules: QuickPress, Incoming Links, Plugins, WordPress Development Blog, Other WordPress News.
We should display an additional module for no-JS people that lets them know that their WordPress install would be even more awesome with JavaScript, and list out some of the features they would gain access to with JS enabled. ",jane
Future Releases,19675,Add a jQuery triggers to the widget save action,,Widgets,3.3,normal,major,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-12-27T18:02:52Z,2011-12-28T01:59:14Z,"Line 241 (widgets.dev.js):
{{{
$(document).trigger('saved_widget);
}}}
or something...
This way we could nicely hook our own js on that ""saved_widget"" event, instead of stuffing our js inside the widget form function.
This is relevant for all events created by WordPress in the administration area, not just widget-save.
Think of it like ""add_action"" for javascript...",digitalnature
Future Releases,12032,Additional Option of Site Admin -> Options -> Allow new Registrations.,kallumamaji,Users,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,reviewing,,2010-01-26T00:29:42Z,2011-12-29T09:29:57Z,"MU Trac Ticket: http://trac.mu.wordpress.org/ticket/799
Right now the 4 options are: Disabled - noone can register a new account or blog Enabled - blogs and user accounts can be enabled (at the same time as the request) Only User Account - Only a user account can be created. Only Logged in User - Cannot create a user account but those who can log in can create a blog.
Need a 5th option for Create User Account and Allow blog creation if logged in.
With the 5th option it will allow new registrations., but only allow them to request a new blog if they are a valid online user after registration.
",wpmuguru
Future Releases,12539,Add hook to create_initial_post_types(),,Post Types,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-03-07T02:51:42Z,2011-12-30T02:29:14Z,"I'd like to propose that create_initial_post_types() in wp-includes/post.php have a filter called 'initial_post_types' (or something else) that will allow a hook to remove default post types and/or modify the attributes of post types before they are registered. I've included a patch to illustrate. The same could be done with the post statues but doing so is a bit more complicated so I didn't implement that in case the core devs hate the idea.
As suggested by dd32 from #9674 I created this new ticket.
",mikeschinkel
Future Releases,13568,Add filters to media uploader,,Media,3.0,low,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-05-27T01:02:56Z,2011-12-30T13:12:12Z,"In wp-admin > includes > media.php:
There should be a ""gallery_fields_to_edit"" filter similar to the ""attachment_fields_to_edit filter"", allowing gallery options to be filtered out. (Begins line #1749)
Additionally, it should be possible to disable the ""Insert into Post"" button below each image (I believe it's line #1239 of the current build).
I'm sorry, but my PHP knowledge is insufficient to write a working patch.",nudnik
Future Releases,18163,"Include more usermeta fields in the Network Admin's ""Add User"" view",,Network Admin,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2011-07-18T19:17:51Z,2011-12-30T19:31:31Z,"The view for adding a new user in single site instances includes many useful fields (e.g. first name, last name, a checkbox for whether the user should be emailed the password, etc.)
We should replicate this in the network admin to keep the super admin from having to edit each individual profile.
Relevant views:
* /wp-admin/network/user-new.php",danielbachhuber
Future Releases,19709,Add 'before_sidebar' and 'after_sidebar' attributes to register_sidebar(),,Widgets,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-01-01T19:30:15Z,2012-01-01T19:30:15Z,"Whilst experimenting with some code recently I needed to have each widget area wrapped inside a container with the widget id as the container CSS class/id.
If used in a theme this widget area container usually has to be hard coded. This is the case for Twenty Ten, and Twenty Eleven.
It occurred to me that it would be very useful to have an extra couple of attributes available in register_sidebar() such as 'before_sidebar' and 'after_sidebar' so that developers have a consistent way to automatically add a wrapper to each widget area.
It would be additionally useful if you could do something like this to add the widget area id as the wrapper CSS class/id as required:
`'before_sidebar' => '<div class=""%3$s"">'`
`'after_sidebar' => '</div>'`
or
`'before_sidebar' => '<div id=""%3$s"">'`
`'after_sidebar' => '</div>'`
If this feature is considered then I'm not sure whether 'before_sidebar' or 'before_widget_area' is a better choice for the attribute name.",dgwyer
Future Releases,19686,404 - File or directory not found,,Multisite,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2011-12-29T19:47:45Z,2012-01-03T21:38:51Z,"We are running Wordpress using multiuser with Buddypress. Users are getting the 404 error after they click the save button in their settings.
I'm opening this ticket to report the source of the problem.
Wordpress 3.x
Buddypress 1.5
Windows 2008 R2 (IIS 7.5)
Themes installed are all Buddypress compatible and all themes seem to be affected.
All option pages are affected.
Settings are updated when the user returns to the page - despite the error. A screen shot of the error can be seen at http://blogs.cnc.bc.ca/gagel/?attachment_id=38
The source of the problem appears to be in the wp_get_referer() function on line 164 in options.php. With the variables passed to the function it should redirect the user to the page they just submitted when they updated options. Instead they get the 404 error.
The page they're redirected to appears to be the absolute path of the submitted page appended to the absolute path again (minus the domain). So it looks like this:
userblog/wp-admin/userblog/wp-admin/options-general.php?settings-updated=true
When I switch out the wp_get_referrer() function with the variable $parent_page then the redirect worked as expected.
I'm uncertain about leaving it like this as my change may have introduced issues elsewhere...
This issue is discussed at http://wordpress.org/support/topic/recuring-404-file-or-directory-not-found-error?replies=8#post-2527566",kwgagel
Future Releases,12538,WP should cache menus,ryan,Menus,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2010-03-07T02:10:10Z,2012-01-04T17:34:26Z,"There's a prime example of how to do this in the menu ticket (i.e. the plugin I attached in #11817).
Shouldn't we be doing this in WP as well?
It basically goes:
- if it's a page, then try a post meta
- if it's search/404 request, then try a transient
- if it's anything else, then try a transient
The plugin also handles conditional flushing of the cache based on whether or not the permalink and/or the label changed.",Denis-de-Bernardy
Future Releases,18998,date/time handling in xml-rpc assumes GMT value,,XML-RPC,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-10-19T08:09:16Z,2012-01-04T17:43:57Z,"When trying to set post publication times via XML-RPC I noticed that the dateCreated value was assumed to be GMT.
one section of code:
{{{
// Do some timestamp voodoo
if ( !empty( $content_struct['date_created_gmt'] ) )
$dateCreated = str_replace( 'Z', '', $content_struct['date_created_gmt']->getIso() ) . 'Z'; // We know this is supposed to be GMT, so we're going to slap that Z on there by force
elseif ( !empty( $content_struct['dateCreated']) )
$dateCreated = $content_struct['dateCreated']->getIso();
if ( !empty( $dateCreated ) ) {
$post_date = get_date_from_gmt(iso8601_to_datetime($dateCreated));
$post_date_gmt = iso8601_to_datetime($dateCreated, 'GMT');
} else {
$post_date = current_time('mysql');
$post_date_gmt = current_time('mysql', 1);
}
}}}
in the following part:
{{{
if ( !empty( $dateCreated ) ) {
$post_date = get_date_from_gmt(iso8601_to_datetime($dateCreated));
$post_date_gmt = iso8601_to_datetime($dateCreated, 'GMT');
} else {
}}}
$post_date is set to GMT (get_date_from_gmt()) value of $dateCreated (assuming it's GMT)
and then $post_date_gmt is set to GMT ...
this forces both values to be identical and assumed to be GMT. this also breaks the ability to set the timezone in the value of dateCreated even though the ISO8061 spec allows it.
I've attached a patch to class-wp-xmlrpc-server.php which appears to fix this problem and allows future published posts to publish properly at the expected date/time.
to duplicate, use an XML-RPC client (I'm using a Perl script) to add a new post and set the dateCreated to a dateTime.iso8061 entity with the value of '20111019T19:05:00+0900' (or something equivlent for your timezone which would be easy to identify as an incorrect value if so.) the publish date of the new post will be the GMT value.
A workaround would be to do all the GMT conversion in the client prior to sending via XML-RPC, but that would make it seem that dateCreated and date_created_gmt will always be duplicate. I've included a patch in case this wasn't an intentional design decision.
",alien8
Future Releases,18974,Plugin table IDs can collide with core IDs,,Administration,3.3,low,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2011-10-17T23:14:04Z,2012-01-05T05:33:52Z,"Go to Plugins > Add New and install my ""Local Time"" plugin.
Go to Plugins > Installed Plugins. My plugin's details will show up in italics. This is because the table row is given the ID `local-time` (my plugin's slug) and core has this CSS:
{{{
#utc-time, #local-time {
padding-left: 25px;
font-style: italic;
font-family: sans-serif;
}
}}}
https://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.2.1/wp-admin/css/wp-admin.dev.css#L4287
Targeting this in `options-general.php`:
{{{
<span id=""local-time""><?php printf(__('Local time is <code>%1$s</code>'), date_i18n($timezone_format)); ?></span>
}}}
https://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.2.1/wp-admin/options-general.php#L167
I'm not quite sure why core is using an ID instead of a class. I'm also not quite sure why the plugins table isn't using a prefix of say `plugin-` since the slug can literally be pretty much anything.
Probably better to change the former than the latter for backwards compatibility reasons though.",Viper007Bond
Future Releases,15139,Texteditor: link button always enabled,,Editor,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2010-10-17T08:27:06Z,2012-01-06T01:32:10Z,"When you make a link you are forced to write the text in the editor and select the text before the link button is usable. I have seen users fail to understad this and getting stuck at creating links.
It might be better if the link button was enabled as default and if no text was selected a textfield with the link text appeared in the insert/edit link.
Another alternative is that the link text textfield (just mentioned) is visible all times but if text is selected it's written there by default. Otherwise it's left blank.",olalindberg
Future Releases,7485,Terrible UX design on XFN section of Write->Link pages,,Administration,2.6,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,dev-feedback,2008-08-08T17:02:49Z,2012-01-06T01:43:58Z,"Regarding the XFN section on the Write-Link pages:
The UX on this section is fairly terrible. We give the user an editable ""rel"" field and then don't let them edit it via javascript. Note that if you disable javascript and then edit that field, then your changes are indeed saved and then even show up on the resulting pages correctly. That javascript just won't let you manually edit the field.
I propose that the javascript on this section be changed to allow manual editing of that field, and to make the checkbox/radio sections just add/remove the relevant bits from the field when they are selected/deselected. Result should allow user to manually insert stuff into the rel field and leave those manual insertions unaltered when changing the radio/checkboxes, unless they conflict with the selections being made directly.
Also, side note, would be nice to add a nofollow checkbox to this section as well, to allow easy addition of nofollow to the rel field, which would be handy for the somewhat over-controlling SEO oriented people. ;)
",Otto42
Future Releases,19745,Login Form Dropdown,,General,3.3.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,close,2012-01-05T02:35:47Z,2012-01-06T02:38:39Z,It would improve user experience if the login button on the admin bar had a dropdown with a login form. This only applies to websites that show the admin bar to logged out users. ,dancole
Future Releases,10596,Error when uploading zip package with parent and child themes,,Upgrade/Install,2.8.3,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),assigned,,2009-08-12T11:12:29Z,2012-01-06T12:30:14Z,"There's an error when you try to install a package containing parent and couple of child themes using zip package upload from the admin dashboard.
For example i got a 1 big directory called test_template which contains 1 folder test_parent and 3 folders test_child1, test_child2, test_child3. If i upload test_template directory using ftp everything's ok, but when i try to use theme uploader and zip package test_template.zip i get an error caused by not finding a style.css file inside of the test_template directory ... but when i add a style.css file to that directory installation goes fine but templates aren't working till i use ftp and delete that file from that directory. It's troublesome if someone is giving his templates to other users.",newkind
Future Releases,19680,Navmenu incorrectly removing items,,Menus,3.3,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-12-28T19:48:31Z,2012-01-06T14:21:13Z,"One of my menus is filled with categories. If I create a tag with the same name as a category and then remove this tag, the menu item for the category is also removed.
Example:[[BR]]
1 - create a category called ""Example"" (optionally associate some posts with it)[[BR]]
2 - add category to a navmenu[[BR]]
3 - create a tag called ""Example"" (optionally associate some posts with it)[[BR]]
4 - remove tag[[BR]]
[[BR]]
Now the category ""Example"" is no longer in the navmenu it was added to.",camiloclc
Future Releases,19688,Using pathinfo permalinks in a subdirectory causes some 404's,,Permalinks,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-12-29T20:09:10Z,2012-01-06T21:45:59Z,"Due to circumstances beyond my control, I have a Wordpress site that must be installed to a subfolder named ""s"". I also must use pathinfo type permalinks - thus a page with a slug of store-locator would have the url /s/index.php/store-locator. Unfortunately this results in a 404, but other pages on the site work properly.
I tracked this down, and what I found is that code in class_wp->parse_request is causing this - particularly the code starting around line 166ish in version 3.3. The lines in particular that mess things up are these three:
{{{
$pathinfo = trim($pathinfo, '/');
$pathinfo = preg_replace(""|^$home_path|"", '', $pathinfo);
$pathinfo = trim($pathinfo, '/');
}}}
Coming into these lines of code, $pathinfo is /store-locator/, but after those three lines of code $pathinfo is tore-locator (the leading s is missing). This is because $home_path comes from home_url() which strips trailing slashes. The code right before this block further strips $home_path down to just the subdirectory portion, which in my case is just ""s"". Then the preg_replace fires and the leading s on the path is lost.
Temporarily, I added the following line before the three lines above and my problems went away:
{{{
$home_path .= ""/"";
}}}
Obviously this only works in my particular situation, and I'd like to be able to run vanilla Wordpress, but I can't find any combination of settings that will preserve my required permalink structure and still work. If there's a configuration combination that I'm missing, I'd be very happy, otherwise, feel free to contact me if you would like more info or if I can help in any way.",mose9634
Future Releases,10476,Option to export .zip backup before auto upgrade of wp/plugins,,Upgrade/Install,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,assigned,,2009-07-24T17:53:14Z,2012-01-06T23:18:05Z,"Has there been any discussion on an option to export WP and plugin files in a zip before the auto upgrade process begins for either? The upgrade process is so easy now most users don't take proper backups first.
I'd be glad to work on a patch file, but wanted to get thoughts on this feature first?",williamsba1
Future Releases,19728,WP_Query should constrict 'paged' to be within bounds of found_posts,,Query,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-01-03T20:16:45Z,2012-01-07T23:12:37Z,"I apologize in advanced if this has been reported before. My Trac search did not find anything pressingly relevant.
WP_Query allows the user to pass in a discrete value to use for the 'paged' parameter; however, often times this value will be dynamic rather than static (as in the programmer will have paged be the value of $_GET[ 'paged' ] or something similar).
The problem is, if you enter an absurdly large or small value for the paged parameter and it's out of bounds, it will just throw a 404 (or otherwise show that there are no posts matching the parameters). I propose that WP_Query automatically changes the paged value to be within the bounds of the returned number of pages.
For example, constrict paged to the following rules:
1 <= $paged <= $wp_query->max_num_pages (where $wp_query is whatever custom query is being used). If the user types in a page larger than the max, it uses the max instead. Conversely, if they type a page less than 1, it uses 1.
The only potential problem I see with this is if a user actually (for whatever reason) wanted a 404 to display when an invalid page was visisted. In this case, perhaps we can introduce a new option to WP_Query such as 'limit_to_bounds' => true?",Master Jake
Future Releases,19783,"Add a ""Processing..."" overlay to update iframes",,Upgrade/Install,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-01-09T04:42:06Z,2012-01-09T04:47:46Z,"On the back of #19781, i thought i'd raise this:
> We should also investigate a iframe overlay that contains a ""Working.. please wait"" graphic that clears once the content of the iframe starts loading, This should help ease the pain of not being sure if the update process has started on servers that force gzip (and as a result, provide no user feedback until the process is complete) - See #18525 and #18239 for examlples of that
Fast partial build updates don't experience this problem, but branch-to-branch updates can take awhile on some hosts, it'd be a nicer user experience for those users affected by the above.",dd32
Future Releases,4414,Patch to Make Calendars Optionally Category-Specific,,Template,2.2,low,normal,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2007-06-06T04:40:54Z,2012-01-11T10:32:14Z,"First submission to wordpress...the nice people on wp-hackers directed me here. Here's my post to the list, explaining what this is:
I'm new to WordPress and building a custom template for my new personal site. My design calls for a calendar that stays within a given category, and I couldn't find a way to do that; using ""get_calendar()"" on my category archive page returned a calendar with all posts in it, therefore providing navigation to pages outside the selected category (which didn't work out).
I have patches to the get_category, get_month_link, and get_day_link functions that let you have in-category calendars (see attached diffs for wp-includes/general-template.php and wp-includes/link-template.php). You can use the modified calendar on the archive page like so:
$cat = array_shift( get_the_category() );
get_calendar( true, $cat->cat_ID );
I'm not sure if that's the canonical way to find the archive page's category id (I kinda doubt it), but it works.
I don't have any other contributors to my site planned, but it wouldn't be hard to make the calendar glue itself to the author in the same way...but is there a standard WordPressian way to accomplish this without modifications like these?
Thanks for any feedback and thanks for WordPress!",jacobrose
Future Releases,12145,Enhance activation process to improve integration with site theme,westi,Multisite,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-02-06T07:10:13Z,2012-01-11T11:21:04Z,"wp-activate.php creates many notices on load due to theme hackery
an example to start:
{{{
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in G:\www\ho.st\wp-includes\comment-template.php on line 777
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in G:\www\ho.st\wp-includes\comment-template.php on line 794
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in G:\www\ho.st\wp-includes\general-template.php on line 1588
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in G:\www\ho.st\wp-includes\query.php on line 2600
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in G:\www\ho.st\wp-includes\query.php on line 2600
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in G:\www\ho.st\wp-includes\post-template.php on line 431
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in G:\www\ho.st\wp-includes\query.php on line 2600
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in G:\www\ho.st\wp-includes\post-template.php on line 1172
class=""page page-id- page-parent logged-in"">
}}}
the problem is, that wp-activate.php attempts to simulate a normal WordPress page, the problem arrises that when the header is included and/or custom code in the theme runs on the header, that the no-existance of the current post id (NULL) causes most of the WordPress functions to complain, as they're expecting a correct post object to be returned.
2 options
1. Update all API function to move to {{{ if ( ! $_post = get_post(..) ) return false; - This should probably be done anyway
2. Improve the hackery to allow displaying custom pages such as wp-activate.php more transparently.
Furthur to #2, this might involve creating a page in the database which the API functions can access directly, the activate site page would then become a real page in the eyes of WordPress.",dd32
Future Releases,12333,"Get ""message"" and ""error"" params in wp-login.php",westi,General,2.9.2,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,reporter-feedback,2010-02-22T14:48:41Z,2012-01-11T11:24:26Z,"It might be useful a parameter like ""redirect_to"" to set $message and $error of login_headers() from the url of wp-login.php.",FiloSottile
Future Releases,19802,Allow DECIMAL Precision in WP_Query Meta Queries,,Query,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-01-11T06:50:05Z,2012-01-11T11:42:34Z,"As of now, if we specify a precision for the DECIMAL type in WP_Query meta queries [e.g. DECIMAL(4,2)], the type is changed to CHAR. This transformation seems to happen here:
http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.3.1/wp-includes/meta.php#L716
As a work around, we can add a filter to the `get_meta_sql` hook and manually change DECIMAL to DECIMAL(X,X) with a `str_replace`, but that seems pretty clumsy and it forces us to pick one level of precision for all meta queries.
As a solution, right above the line I have linked above, we could add a conditional that checks if the type starts with DECIMAL, and then uses a regex to check if the format for the precision is correct. Of course, another option would be to add a precision key to the meta query array like so:
{{{
array(
'key' => 'meta_key',
'value' => $value,
'type' => 'DECIMAL',
'compare' => '>',
'precision' => array( 4, 2 )
),
}}}
I apologize if this question has already been asked, or if I'm missing something obvious. But, to me it seems like the current system is a bit limiting. Thanks.",dominicp
Future Releases,15942,"In a network, super administrator can choose a specific user for admin of new blog instead of guessing his email.",,Network Admin,3.0.3,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-12-21T23:05:35Z,2012-01-12T03:03:37Z,"When I create a new blog in a network, I am asked to enter the '''Admin Email'''. This is rather useless to me because all our accounts come from an LDAP directory. So I have to remember the site admin's email address, which is not always consistent across my organization. It would be nicer if I had an autocomplete-style field where I could enter the user's ID.",novasource
Future Releases,19813,Keyboard shortcuts for editing posted date,,Date/Time,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-01-12T09:28:13Z,2012-01-12T17:39:31Z,"In short, I thought it would be a nice feature to be able to use the Up/Down arrow keys to increment or decrement the values within the post published date/time input boxes. I found this stackoverflow post with the basics of how to retrieve keystrokes and alter the value based on which one was pressed.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7742364/incrementing-value-integer-in-an-input-type-field.
I then altered the code to prevent negative numbers and stay within the limits of each field type.
Days get 1-31
Year gets 1900+
Hours get 0-23
Minutes get 0-59
JS could probably be cleaned up a bit and condensed, but I wasn't quite sure how to separate them all out. Maybe someone with more js-fu can help out with that",tw2113
Future Releases,19588,"Move to Trash results in a page with a ""0""",,General,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2011-12-17T15:41:04Z,2012-01-13T06:24:36Z,"In the latest wordpress, if I delete a draft either the bulk delete , or individual move to trash, it loads a page with a zero. If I publish the draft, then move to trash, it works. I searched open tickets and could not find anything specific on this flow. ",astriker
Future Releases,17391,Alternative color schemes and theme settings in editor styles,azaozz,Editor,3.2,normal,trivial,Future Release,defect (bug),assigned,early,2011-05-12T13:14:56Z,2012-01-14T19:10:10Z,"Hello there.
There is no support for links color change in editor-style.css.
If you change it in Theme Options, you will see the same:
{{{
a {
color: #1b8be0;
text-decoration: none;
}
}}}
As we want the editor to be WYSIWYRG, maybe we should include this change in editor-style.css too.
I have tried to do that with `add_editor_style()`, but it is only intended for .css archives.
I have tried to add it as a filter extending `twentyeleven_print_link_color_style` in `mce_css` and `tiny_mce_before_init`, unsuccessfully.
All ideas for what can I use to make tinyMCE read the options are welcome. ",bi0xid
Future Releases,19397,Missing hide-if-js class on gallery items,,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-11-29T22:48:30Z,2012-01-15T22:26:14Z,"When you open the gallery tab in the media thickbox, next to each attachment item you have an input in which you can enter an order.
The thing is that thse attachments can be ordered via drag-and-drop, so there's no need to show the inputs to users that have JavaScript enabled.
Not to mention that the order column header is way off.",scribu
Future Releases,12235,Display caption with the_post_thumbnail,,Post Thumbnails,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-02-15T10:01:13Z,2012-01-16T23:39:44Z,"It seems to me that there could be room for improvement with the_post_thumbnail function. So far, I did not find any way to display the caption below the thumbnail, like we do today with ""normal"" images.
What do you think of the idea of adding an argument for displaying caption text with the thumbnail?
",hd-J
Future Releases,19790,function request : is_plugin_latest($plugin);,,Plugins,3.3.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,dev-feedback,2012-01-09T20:23:12Z,2012-01-17T15:14:49Z,"i am working on a plugin right now an i am at the stage of adding help content to it.
i want to be able to display a contact form for support, but only want this to show if the user makes sure they are using the latest plugin version.
ive searched the core and the codex and i cant find any function that ""just"" checks if a plugins up to date (i know wordpress does check, but it wrapped up in bigger proccesses).
this would also be usefull to check themes as well, but for now maybe just a plugin version check.
it seems simple enough by just checking the site transient for plugins and checking the response array. if theres a better solution please let me know, because the code below is what i use currently in every plugin of mine:
{{{
function _is_latest($plugin){
$info = get_site_transient( 'update_plugins' );
if(isset($info->response[$plugin]['new_version'])){
return false;
}else{
return true;
}//if
}//function
}}}
this is really simple, could we get it added to the core?
for themes we could just add a context arg to the funtion like
{{{
_is_latest($context, $file);
}}}
and call either the theme or plugin transient based on value of $context",nohalfpixels
Future Releases,19849,Pass $comment_date to get_comment_time filter,,Date/Time,3.3.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-01-17T17:50:50Z,2012-01-17T17:50:50Z,"I was writing a function to customize the formatted time to include the timezone in the comment meta data using the get_comment_time filter. In order for me to properly indicate whether daylight savings time was in effect at the time of the comment, I needed to globalize $comment to get the comment_time property. The filter passed the $date variable which is the formatted time part of the timestamp but not the $comment_date variable which contained the entire timestamp from $comment. In the function I developed, the $date string wasn't used at all. I returned the formatted time string from $comment->comment_date directly.
Since get_comment_time() already establishes $comment_date, why not pass it to the filter as well?",lexhair
Future Releases,19825,Bugs and modifications to localize script,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-01-13T16:47:55Z,2012-01-18T20:00:08Z,"After working in trunk, I noted that I get a fatal error when trying to localize some objects with wp_localize_script informing me that I cannot use an object of that type as an array. For tests, I've done this with $wp, $wp_query, $wpdb, and $wp_scripts on a clean install with no plugins.
I also have been working on sites that would like to compress all of their JS calls into a single request where possible, but in the past I was not able to keep localizations that certain scripts required, and had to leave them out.
With the changes I've made in this patch file, the issues regarding pushing arbitrary objects for localization are addressed. It also stores those objects, rather than a string of JS with $wp_scripts. This allows me to pull the localizations used for some files, and attach them instead to another file using wp_localize_script.
As a side benefit, by not processing the object into JS until output, we are able to preserve the data cleanly, and reduce process on any script that may be dequeued later that has such dependencies.
I would like to submit this patch as a core patch for a future release. Its design is fully compatible with existing functionality in 3.3, with the exception of any code modifying the underlying data key in an enqueued script directly.",ssmathias
Future Releases,17249,thickbox modal window dimensions are fixed in wp-admin,,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-04-27T05:01:38Z,2012-01-19T00:03:35Z,"Hello,
When invoking a thickbox modal in wordpress wp-admin, the dimensions of the modal window can't be customized. Because of media-upload.js is replacing the tb_position() function.
This is not needed that way, and media upload modal window size can be set when calling it.
The workaround is rather complicated, please read: http://binarybonsai.com/2010/02/27/using-thickbox-in-the-wordpress-admin/ down to ""The Media Manager Horror""",DreadLox
Future Releases,19628,FEATURE REQUEST: std deviation option for wp_tag_cloud,,General,3.3,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,dev-feedback,2011-12-21T04:16:22Z,2012-01-21T10:55:36Z,"Feature Request
Add a std deviation, logarithmic, or other non-linear algorithm for generating tag cloud sizes... I have a sample set containing approximately 500 tags, with two tags which fall in the 100 posts range, whereas most tags end up with less than 20. I would still like the two tags to show up, and to show up the largest, and a simple std deviation (66% show up in 1 std dev, 96% or so in the 2nd, etc) or logarithmic algorigm for calculating tag element sizes, based on the sample set.",bhoogterp
Future Releases,19872,Add Hook/Filter to image_resize_dimensions in media.php,,Media,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,dev-feedback,2012-01-21T19:38:18Z,2012-01-21T22:23:46Z,"It would be great if a hook, a filter, a global, an option, or something somewhere were created to allow the image_resize_dimensions() function in media.php to resize images to be larger than the original. In a typical scenario I can understand why you would not want to allow this, however there are rare circumstances where this would be helpful (generating a background image). Currently lines 349 and 350 of media.php read:
{{{
$new_w = min($dest_w, $orig_w);
$new_h = min($dest_h, $orig_h);
}}}
and lines 378 to 380 read:
{{{
// if the resulting image would be the same size or larger we don't want to resize it
if ( $new_w >= $orig_w && $new_h >= $orig_h )
return false;
}}}
It would be great if we were provided a boolean to alter these two blocks, for example:
{{{
if($allow_resize){
$new_w = $dest_w;
$new_h = $dest_h;
}else{
$new_w = min($dest_w, $orig_w);
$new_h = min($dest_h, $orig_h);
}
}}}
...
{{{
// if the resulting image would be the same size or larger we don't want to resize it
if ( $new_w >= $orig_w && $new_h >= $orig_h && !$allow_resize)
return false;
}}}",webbtj
Future Releases,19879,Better caching for get_dirsize,,Multisite,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-01-23T15:42:59Z,2012-01-24T23:54:25Z,"In a multisite install, when trying to determine whether a site has exceeded its storage quota, WordPress will scan through a blog's upload directory and sum up the file sizes, by running {{{filesize}}} against each one. With a large number of files, this can significantly slow down the upload process or certain portions of the Dashboard.
{{{get_dirsize}}} has transient caching in place but this is a single cache entry for all folders. It might be better if WordPress has a separate cache entry for each folder and was invalidated based on context so that get_dirsize does not need to be run constantly on older, unchanged directories as frequently.",batmoo
Future Releases,19896,Non-WP rewrites not saved on a multisite install,,Rewrite Rules,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-01-25T16:14:20Z,2012-01-25T16:14:20Z,"The following code adds a rewrite rule which is classed as a non-WP rewrite rule because its redirect doesn't begin with `index.php`, and is stored in the `non_wp_rules` member variable of the `WP_Rewrite` class.
{{{
function my_rewrite() {
add_rewrite_rule( 'login/?$', 'wp-login.php', 'top' );
}
add_action( 'init', 'my_rewrite' );
}}}
On a single site install, this rewrite rule gets saved directly to the .htaccess file rather than being added to WordPress' internal rewrite array.
On a multisite install, this doesn't happen and the rewrite rule has no effect (probably because once a site is multisite-d WordPress no longer writes to .htaccess). The rule has to be manually added to .htaccess.
Likely introduced in 3.0, reproduced in 3.3 and trunk.",johnbillion
Future Releases,15924,Add 'media_default_link_type' option to parallel 'image_default_link_type',,Upload,,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2010-12-20T21:12:12Z,2012-01-26T15:30:55Z,"It is often recommended that site owners change the 'image_default_link_type' option to ""none"" if they don't plan on linking to full size images often from their posts. The problem is that this also affects the default link type for other media (uploaded zip files, pdfs, etc.) Adding an additional option for 'media_default_link_type' which behaves in the same way would get around this problem.
",goldenapples
Future Releases,19904,Trim Leading and Trailing White Space in a Post Title,,General,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-01-26T23:37:15Z,2012-01-27T00:55:01Z,"In working with clients today I realized that they were copying and pasting post titles but including a leading space in it by accident. Because of this the orderby feature of the query wasn't appearing to work. Turns out it was but the spaces where all correct so it was messing with the query.
I think it would make sense that on a title field of a post/ page that any leading whitespaces and any trailing white spaces should be trimmed off.
something like
{{{
trim($post_title);
}}}
",greenspeakmedia
Future Releases,19497,The 'My Sites' menu is redundant for users with just one site,,Multisite,3.3,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-12-10T07:03:58Z,2012-01-27T20:53:06Z,"When a user only belongs to one site in a multisite install, they're shown a 'My Sites' menu. All of the items in this menu in this scenario are redundant (both in the admin area and when viewing the site) as all four menu items can be accessed from other menus in the toolbar.
Users shouldn't be shown this menu unless they belong to two or more sites.
I know we're on RC2 but I'd love to get this into 3.3 because it looks a bit silly.",johnbillion
Future Releases,12832,Use the same data type for site statuses,database,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-04-03T19:48:20Z,2012-01-31T17:50:59Z,"For status archived we use:
{{{
archived enum('0','1') NOT NULL default '0',
}}}
Fo the others:
{{{
public tinyint(2) NOT NULL default '1',
mature tinyint(2) NOT NULL default '0',
spam tinyint(2) NOT NULL default '0',
deleted tinyint(2) NOT NULL default '0',
}}}
Shouldn't we use the same data type for the others?
",ocean90
Future Releases,19947,Copy paste behavior in Visual mode differs from HTML mode,,Editor,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-02-02T13:13:11Z,2012-02-02T13:13:11Z,"Copy a random html page from a random site including links and images and paste it into the WYSIWYG Editor Visual mode and it will include the images and links. Basically it (mostly) looks like the copied page. If you paste the same into the WYSIWYG Editor HTML tab and it will strip out _all_ HTML markup and just leaves the plain text, without the images or links.
Expected:
I would expect the Visual and HTML mode of the WYSIWYG editor to behave the same, either both use the code (displaying the results of the markup code in the Visual tab and the markup code itself in the HTML tab) or both strip out all html.
",BjornW
Future Releases,17298,"Adding optional ""fieldname_base"" parameter to touch_time() function would allow plugin authors to reuse this code",,General,,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-05-01T20:50:42Z,2012-02-03T15:56:52Z,"I didn't see any discussion of this over the years, and wondered if this was a feature that other people would like to see added:
In a couple projects, I've had to recreate a date entry form very similar to the one generated by the `touch_time()` function in wp-admin/includes/template.php. This function could be modified very easily to be reusable in plugins.
The simplest way of doing this, in my opinion, is to accept an optional fifth parameter for a fieldname base string.
Current output of the function:
{{{
<select id=""mm"" name=""mm"" tabindex=""4"">
// options
</select>
// etc
}}}
If this could be modified by a plugin to output something like this:
{{{
<select id=""eventstartdate_mm"" name=""eventstartdate[mm]"" tabindex=""4"">
// options
</select>
// etc
}}}
...it would be very useful. Would improve standardization of UI elements between core and plugins.
Of course, the entire template.php file is A Big Mess. Not sure if we should be messing around in there too much.
",goldenapples
Future Releases,19926,Bad special characters replacement when changing from HTML to Visual,,TinyMCE,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-01-30T10:43:25Z,2012-02-03T20:05:11Z,"Hello there. I have found a problem in some characters when changing from HTML to Visual.
If you use `↓` in HTML view to have a down arrow, when you change to Visual you can see the down arrow. It's not interpreted, it is replaced for the `↓` character. When you hit publish, the ↓ transforms into `?`.
Same problem if I use the `special chars` button in Visual view. They transform into `?`.
It happens for all the ASCII special characters. Here is a list of the working/not working special characters in UTF-8.
Doesn't work (changes into ?)
{{{
′
≤
∞
♣
♦
♥
♠
↔
←
↑
→
↓
″
≥
∝
∂
≠
≡
≊
≈
}}}
Works (shows correctly):
{{{
ƒ ƒ
• •
… …
}}}
I have tested it using WordPress 3.4-alpha-19719 & Twenty Eleven & UTF-8
Possibly related: #17487",bi0xid
Future Releases,8910,Limit the RSS widget from using its own url,,Widgets,2.8,high,major,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,,2009-01-21T19:40:59Z,2012-02-06T08:15:20Z,"'''NOTE:''' Copied from [http://trac.mu.wordpress.org/ticket/852] since 'This is really a WP issue, not strictly MU. Can you open a ticket in WP's trac?'
I admit that this is not a well conceived thought but I wanted to throw it out.
There's some discussion on the premium site about individual blogs using their rss widgets to display their own feeds. This of course causes issues with an unnecessary rss feed pull as well as old data since the feeds are cached.
May I suggest a check to see if the inputted RSS feed matches the individual blog's own rss feed, kick it out with an error and suggesting to the user that they use the Latest Posts widget instead?
Marking this as 2.8 as it's not a high priority. ",webmaestro
Future Releases,19968,Use named regular expression groups to simplify shortcodes code,,Shortcodes,3.3.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-02-04T18:03:28Z,2012-02-06T08:21:33Z,"Currently in {{{get_shortcode_regex()}}} in [source:trunk/wp-includes/shortcodes.php] you are welcomed by:
{{{
// WARNING! Do not change this regex without changing do_shortcode_tag() and strip_shortcode_tag()
}}}
because these functions use the regular expression match from the shortcode parser.
Instead, we could use named regex groups: {{{(?P<year>\d\d\d\d)}}} or {{{(?'year')\d\d\d\d}}} which appear indexed by name in the matches array: {{{$matches['year']}}} instead of {{{matches[1]}}}.
Benefits:
0. Future-proof code. Won't rely on indices, but on names, which we can control. Now, if we want to add a group we will have to offset all the indices, scattered all over the place.
1. Less ugly and unreadable code like:
{{{
if (!empty($m[1]))
$atts[strtolower($m[1])] = stripcslashes($m[2]);
elseif (!empty($m[3]))
$atts[strtolower($m[3])] = stripcslashes($m[4]);
}}}",nbachiyski
Future Releases,12043,Infinite redirect if using a port number,,Multisite,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,close,2010-01-26T17:28:32Z,2012-02-06T10:53:23Z,"MU Trac Ticket: http://mu.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/189
While setting up my new blog I found that WordPress? MU continuously re-directed me to the same URL (occurs in the if statement on line 9 of wp-signup.php). This was being caused by wpmu-settings.php on line 10. The variable $domain has the port stripped from it, which causes line 84 to return no result when it queries the database.
WP MU is installed at http://some.host.address:8080/blogs on my machine. VHOST is false.
",wpmuguru
Future Releases,18466,Reorganizing Widget Areas,,Widgets,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-08-18T00:18:17Z,2012-02-06T15:56:29Z,"The widget-area boxes should be draggable as a whole. Meaning the user should be able to drag and drop the area boxes up and down as a way to rearrange the areas.
Sometimes I want to move the entire area's contents to a different area, and the best way would just be to drag the box to a different position in the vertical order.",audiobahn
Future Releases,19979,Load jQuery on the front end for logged-in users,,Toolbar,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2012-02-06T22:43:32Z,2012-02-06T22:43:32Z,"This will let us simplify the toolbar JS and improve user experience: hoverIntent, additions by plugins that require jQuery, etc.
jQuery can be loaded in two different ways:
- Directly, by enqueueing it with script_loader and then adding `wpjq = jQuery.noConflict(true);` where `true` means other version of jQuery will be left with the globals.
- By outputting some JS at the very end of 'wp_footer'. This JS would be able to check whether jQuery is already loaded and if not, load it by appending a `<script src=""..."">` tag to the head (note that this method would load jQuery asynchronously).
Previous discussion in some of the comments on #18758.",azaozz
Future Releases,14981,Two i18n misses,,I18N,3.3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-09-27T23:21:29Z,2012-02-07T22:40:08Z,"1) /wp-admin/nav-menus.php: the ""Most Recent"" string (/wp-admin/includes/nav-menu.php:645) should be separated between the Pages context and the Articles context, since they can take different forms according to the language (i.e.: in French, ""Articles"" is masculine, ""Pages"" is feminine.
2) /wp-admin/edit.php: Same contextual need for ""All"", ""Published"", ""Scheduled"" and the rest of the per-status selector, for posts and articles (and others...). ",xibe
Future Releases,6425,Support for RTL in feeds,nbachiyski,I18N,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,assigned,close,2008-03-27T20:56:51Z,2012-02-08T06:07:07Z,"In the current state of most Feed readers, the only surefire way to make RTL content display properly is to have directionality enforced inside the content - that is, either with {{<div dir=""rtl"">}}} tags inside CDATA or with Unicode directionality characters (for e.g., RLE and PDF, or and , or U+202B and U+202C.) for excerpts or titles.
While we currently have pretty good support for RTL languages, there is no support for RTL in feeds - all is left up up to the feed reader.
I suggest adding a mechanism to automatically insert these tags/characters for blogs that have text_direction set to RTL - much in the same way RTL css style sheets are loaded for these blogs.
I have attached a patch that modifies the feed templates to insert these tags/characters. Note that there is no checking of blog directionality here - this is just an example of how to enforce RTL in feeds, not how to enforce it conditionally.
This relate to a previous ticket I submitted (#5517), regarding adding an option to set the feed language - which currently just defaults to EN. Certain feed readers know to display RTL text in proper directionality according to feed language (for e.g., feeds that have their feed language set to HE (Hebrew), will get displayed from Right to Left). While setting feed language is not a comprehensive solution, it is a step in the right direction.",RanYanivHartstein
Future Releases,16867,Where is it appropriate to use filter_var,,General,3.2,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2011-03-16T16:47:13Z,2012-02-08T14:22:28Z,"Now that we require PHP 5.2 we have access to a whole plethora of new functions. One of those is [http://php.net/filter_var/ filter_var]. It seems like this could be useful for things like validating and filtering E-Mail addresses, URLs, IPs, etc. (there are plenty of [php.net/manual/en/filter.filters.php filters]).
This was brought up in #15379 where nacin said:
Those can be buggy. We could potentially leverage it internally but we need to watch out for vulnerabilities and what not across PHP versions.
I mostly wanted this to be the place where we decide what could benefit from it and what shouldn't.",aaroncampbell
Future Releases,19995,Slow down of access to Multi-Site Admin area when Upgrading to 3.3.1,,Multisite,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-02-08T22:57:26Z,2012-02-09T00:14:42Z,I've done a search and didn't see a trouble ticket for this so I wanted to post it and see what the feedback looked like. With the upgrade to WordPress 3.3.1 I've seen a very big slow down of access to the Admin area for both the Network sites as well as the Network Admin. I thought it was my server lagging at first or maybe an issue with me having to clean up my MySQL server but I've heard from others whom I know that also run Multi-Site installs having the same problem as well. One gentlemen's client thought his site had even been hacked because of the amount of time it was taking to get to the admin area but after running the necessary security tools it was realized that the server was secure but the lag did exhist. Any thoughts?,bastosmichael
Future Releases,18594,Permalinks should be saved twice on post_type slug change,,Permalinks,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2011-09-05T09:46:33Z,2012-02-10T11:40:58Z,"Hello,
In a plugin I allow my users to set the slug of a custom post type from a sttings page. I flush the rules on every load of that settings page (only that page)
When they change the slug, they have to save and then reload the settings page for the permlink to be correctly chnaged.... A single flush_rules call shouldn't be enought?",Gecka
Future Releases,20011,Filtering posts for plugins that do not call posts to be filtered,,Query,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2012-02-10T15:35:02Z,2012-02-10T15:43:59Z,"In Query.php Line: 2745
Multisite Installation (3.3.1) While using Google XML Sitemaps Version 4.0beta4
Change:
{{{
// Always sanitize
foreach ( $this->posts as $i => $post ) {
$this->posts[$i] = sanitize_post( $post, 'raw' );
}
}}}
To:
{{{
// Always sanitize
if ($this->post_count > 0) {
foreach ( $this->posts as $i => $post ) {
$this->posts[$i] = sanitize_post( $post, 'raw' );
}
}}}
",jroakes
Future Releases,19921,"always use require_once for wp-load.php (fixes ""ABSPATH defined multiple times"")",,General,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-01-29T18:09:46Z,2012-02-10T17:53:45Z,"The `wp-load.php` file should always be included via `require_once`. This allows developers to include files when necessary with having to run into the ""ABSPATH defined multiple times"" notice (let alone waste time processing the file).
In trunk, require_once is already used in the majority of cases for `wp-load.php`:
* 24 require_once
* 8 require
* 1 include
This has come up because of a situation in a plugin where it is necessary to manually include the `wp-login.php`. But then `wp-login.php` calls `require wp-load.php` and the constant re-declaration notice arises.
In two cases, the patch changes relative paths (eg `./` to `dirname(__FILE__)`) to avoid safe mode problems and improve the ability to run files from anywhere(1), which is helpful for testing from the command line.
(1) Paths in PHP are relative to the present working directory, not the directory the file is in.",convissor
Future Releases,20008,Search Results Paging Doesn't Work on Lighttp 404 Handler,,General,3.3.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-02-10T07:01:47Z,2012-02-10T23:02:55Z,"Quote from http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/11723
I'm running Wordpress on lighttpd, using server.error-handler-404 = ""index.php"", all the pretty permalinks work perfectly. However, when doing a search, i only get the first results page, that is mysite.com/?s=query works but '''mysite.com/page/2/?s=query''' doesn't (i get shown the home page saying it's on page two of it). Paging on categories, archives and tags works as expected too.
I believe this is a Wordpress error, as the variables are being correctly passed to the script. Strangely '''mysite.com/index.php/page/2/?s=query''' or '''mysite.com/?s=query&page=2 works''' as expected, i have tried exploring the code but i don't really know about the internals of the wordpress core.
I tried the solution but not working for me.
{{{
function wp_fix_lighttpd() { //checks if URI has parameter and sets globals
if (isset($_GET) && isset($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'])) return;
$donga = explode('?', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], 2);
if (count($donga) > 1) {
$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] = $donga[1];
parse_str($donga[1], $_GET);
$_REQUEST = array_merge( (array)$_GET, (array)$_REQUEST);
}
}
}}}
I hope anyone can help me fix this. Thanks.
",anniyan07
Future Releases,20025,Add a filter for post types when viewing list of comments in the backend,,Comments,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-02-12T14:03:49Z,2012-02-12T14:38:23Z,Filtering comments based on post type,nprasath002
Future Releases,20020,Odd Visual Editor Behavior Pertaining to Images,,TinyMCE,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-02-11T00:12:06Z,2012-02-12T17:24:25Z,"Hi I usually use the HTML editor. But I'm making a tutorial about using the visual editor and I ran into this problem or ""bug"".
When one adds an image to the editor and then some text, but then deletes that text using backspace, it kicks the image down a line (this happens whether the image is left or right aligned).
Then if one wishes to delete the new line that has been created, the image disappears.
Best Regards,
Drew",xroox
Future Releases,16853,Error 500 when a user has too many sites,PeteMall*,Administration,3.0.1,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,accepted,,2011-03-14T11:15:57Z,2012-02-13T09:36:58Z,"'''My installation'''
[[BR]]
3.0.1 multi-site installation with more than 7500 blogs, with one user each. I also have one moderation user that can administer each of the blogs.
[[BR]]
[[BR]]
'''The issue'''
[[BR]]
In the admin interface, when I go to Super-Admin -> Users, and when I display the page that contains my moderation user, I get ""''An error (500 Internal Server Error) has occured in response to this request''"". The page tries to display all the sites administered by him (around 7500 of them), hence the error.
[[BR]]
[[BR]]
Updating to 3.1 didn't resolve the problem.
[[BR]]
[[BR]]
'''Recommended enhancement'''
[[BR]]
For each user in the list, display only a certain number of sites, with a possibility to see all of that user's sites, if needed.",luuzan@…
Future Releases,15957,add two new actions to track template loading,koopersmith,Template,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reviewing,,2010-12-23T02:23:07Z,2012-02-14T14:29:32Z,"I would like to add two new actions ""pre_load_template"" and ""post_load_template"" inside the load_template() method. The purpose of this is primarily for debugging and development purposes. For example, I'd like to use these actions to add debug comments in a theme's output along the lines of:
{{{
<!-- begin ../themes/twentyten/loop.php -->
...
<!-- end ../themes/twentyten/loop.php -->
}}}
This makes it much easier to identify which theme file is responsible for which part of the final page, particularly in the case where some files are being pulled from a parent theme and some are from the child theme.",willnorris
Future Releases,12322,Blog import fails to generate reduced-size images,,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,close,2010-02-21T17:14:59Z,2012-02-14T16:25:41Z,"I just imported from http://daveabrahams.wordpress.com (go ahead, try it yourself if you like) and chose to ""Import Attachments."" The only images from the original site that show up in the result are those that were originally displayed with size-full. The others need to be regenerated by inserting them freshly. ",daveabrahams
Future Releases,20048,Allow mt.getRecentPostTitles to return the sticky flag,,General,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-02-15T14:02:03Z,2012-02-15T14:02:03Z,"Would be nice to return the value of the sticky flag in the mt.getRecentPostTitles response. This XML-RPC call is mostly used on mobile clients, and we need to show a visual indicator on ""sticky"" posts. Obviously, we can call metaWeblog.getRecentPosts, but it is a ""more expensive"" XML-RPC call.",daniloercoli
Future Releases,11215,Improve naming of child/parent theme functions,westi,Themes,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-11-21T09:51:10Z,2012-02-17T15:41:13Z,"We have confusing naming for child/parent theme functions.
We have references to stylesheet/template instead of child/parent which makes it unclear which function should be being used.
In #11033 we introduced a function for loading the child themes textdomain with a clear name.
We should look at deprecating the stylesheet/template nomenclature and use child/parent instead.",westi
Future Releases,20070,Deprecate Blogger XML-RPC Methods,,XML-RPC,3.3.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-02-18T18:32:26Z,2012-02-18T18:32:58Z,"The XML-RPC API supports the legacy Blogger API methods, but these methods have apparently not been very well tested or maintained.
Given that the `wp.*` XML-RPC namespace now covers everything that the Blogger API does, I suggest the blogger methods be officially deprecated with an eye towards removing them in a future version.
At the very least, the MetaWeblog API should be used by clients instead, as it was explicitly designed to enhance and supersede the Blogger API.",maxcutler
Future Releases,20041,"Disable ""Priority"" and ""Severity"" fields for new users",,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2012-02-14T13:04:53Z,2012-02-18T19:14:30Z,"When a new user comes to report an issue in trac, they always seem to overestimate the severity of their problem.
I guess this is normal human psychology, but it makes the field less useful for everyone else.
So, I propose that only bug gardeners be allowed to set these fields, similar to how the milestone field works.",scribu
Future Releases,20075,Add action hooks to wp-activate.php in WP network,,Multisite,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-02-19T11:55:26Z,2012-02-19T11:55:26Z,"Similar to the hooks in wp-signup.php:
do_action( 'before_signup_form' );
do_action( 'after_signup_form' );
these hooks should be added to wp-activate.php:
do_action( 'before_activate_form' )
do_action( 'after_activate_form' )
Purpose : allow signup and activate pages to be built/styled in a similar way.
",gdvwp
Future Releases,20073,When I publish a draft the posting date is not updated,,Editor,3.3.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-02-18T20:39:13Z,2012-02-19T15:23:57Z,"I believe this was a bug previously that has come back with the latest version. If you create a draft post and edit it over time, then publish it the date is NOT automatically adjusted to the date you publish. It keeps the original date the post was created as a draft, thus putting it behind in the RSS feed and on your posting list. This used to be an issue before, and seemed to be corrected and has come back up again
Steps to re-produce:
1) Create a draft today
2) Wait a couple days then publish
3) You will see the ""published Date"" is the date it was created NOT the date it was published
This also happens with scheduled publishes ",ccolotti
Future Releases,20081,Custom Post Type/Custom Taxonomy Does not filter.,,General,3.3.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2012-02-20T08:04:56Z,2012-02-20T08:41:56Z,"I have tested this on 4 different sites and found the same issue. At first I thought it was the code I copied then I realized the issue was happening with core.
'''
Steps to produce:'''
Use register_post_type to add a post type, say ""objects""
Use register_taxonomy to create custom tax, say ""attributes""
Be sure to have 'show_ui' => true
Create a post, give it a tax. IE: attribute1
Create a second post, give it a different tax. IE: attribute2
On the menu navigate to your tax menu page
here it will list attribute1 and attribute2.
It will show 1 post in each, and the number 1 is a link to edit.php
where it creates this URL string:
yoursite.com/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=objects&attribute=attribute1
'''Expected Result:'''
The page should now be filtered down to JUST posts that have that attribute.
'''Actual Result:'''
All Posts are still visible. Filtering has no effect.
I found this by creating custom columns and with my switch listing links to the Tax's to be filtered. I've never gotten it to work.
I do have a great script I believe by YOAST that creates a drop down to filter Tax's but this actually changes the global query itself.
",DennisSmolek
Future Releases,11734,trackback_rdf() for IDN (xn--) Domains produces invalid HTML,,General,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,close,2010-01-06T01:10:55Z,2012-02-20T12:22:02Z,"Hello
The trackback_rdf() function from wp-includes/comment-template.php wraps the ""<rdf:RDF>...</rdf:RDF>"" output inside ""<!-- ... -->"" HTML comments, probably to be safe as not all Browsers understand them.
When using Wordpress 2.9.1 on a site with an international domain name [1] that contains special characters like German ""Umlauts"" like äöü, this domain name is written as e.g. xn--tst-qla.de for täst.de.
Now the output of trackback_rdf() suddenly gets a ""--"" which is the SGML/HTML comment separator mark [2]. Firefox 3.5.6 e.g. sees this as the end of the comment and therefore shows the final ""-->"" as text to the user.
As the whole RDF tag is supposed to be invisible for the user, it's a bug in Wordpress :-(
Here is an real world example output:
{{{
<p class=""post-tags"">
</p>
<p class=""post-info"">
</p>
<!--
<rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf=""http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#""
xmlns:dc=""http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/""
xmlns:trackback=""http://madskills.com/public/xml/rss/module/trackback/"">
<rdf:Description rdf:about=""http://xn--bcher-entdecken-zvb.de/wordpress/index.php/wortlieblinge/""
dc:identifier=""http://xn--bcher-entdecken-zvb.de/wordpress/index.php/wortlieblinge/""
dc:title=""Wortlieblinge""
trackback:ping=""http://xn--bcher-entdecken-zvb.de/wordpress/index.php/wortlieblinge/trackback/"" />
</rdf:RDF> -->
</div>
}}}
Sadly I have not yet come up with a solution. PHPs urlencode() does not escape a double dash - which is ok as its usually perfectly valid. Maybe someone with RDF experience has a good idea.
bye,
-christian-
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationalized_domain_name#Example_of_IDNA_encoding
[2] http://htmlhelp.com/reference/wilbur/misc/comment.html
",lathspell
Future Releases,20069,Wordpress upgrade process removed executable bits on .php files and so broke Wordpress,,Upgrade/Install,3.3.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2012-02-18T12:55:48Z,2012-02-20T13:05:11Z,"I just upgraded from 3.2 to 3.3.1 on my shared hosting box (hosted by http://www.mythic-beasts.com). This uses suexec, and so .php scripts need to have executable permissions otherwise it won't execute them. I am told that many secure multi-user setups work like this.
My original install had the PHP scripts set as executable, but I did the upgrade (via the web GUI) and suddenly I got 500 Server Errors everywhere. I had to chmod all .php files back to executable before my blog would work again.
Wordpress should check the permissions on .php files before upgrading and preserve them across the upgrade.
Gerv",gerv
Future Releases,20077,shortcode_parse_atts should not force arguments to be lowercase,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2012-02-19T19:21:33Z,2012-02-20T17:42:42Z,"Inside wp-includes/shortcodes.php, the shortcode_parse_atts() function forces shortcode arguments to be lowercase. So if your shotcode had something like [my_shortcode MyVar=123], then your code that uses something like ""print $MyVar;"" fails... you have to use ""$myvar"" instead. This is counter-intuitive. I understand that there needs to be some restrictions on what is a valid parameter name (see http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/9405), but I think it makes the most sense that the parameter names can correspond to any valid PHP variable name; PHP variables ARE case-sensitive, so this arbitrary restriction of forcing lower-case parameters seems like the incorrect approach.",fireproofsocks
Future Releases,18307,Settings mixed with WP installations sharing same database,,Administration,3.2.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-07-31T21:22:09Z,2012-02-20T20:27:18Z,"I have WP website installed on main domain, and another WP installation on subdomain. These two share users tables.
When I rearrange admin dashboard widgets, or post editor widgets in one installation, other one uses same settings making the mess due to differences in available elements (different plugins installed).
All WP settings cookies are saved without proper setting of the cookie path/domain, and all sub-domains use same cookies as the main domain does. Cookies have to have full domain set to avoid mix-up like it happens now.
Same issue happens with Opera, Chrome and Firefox.
Milan ",GDragoN
Future Releases,9698,WordPress back end is not accessible,,Accessibility,2.8,normal,major,Future Release,task (blessed),new,,2009-05-01T18:15:41Z,2012-02-20T20:50:25Z,"The WordPress back end violates several WCAG accessibility guidelines, so it cannot be considered accessible to people with disabilities.
Guidelines: http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/WAI-WEBCONTENT-19990505/
Not being an accessibility expert, I am not sure of all of the violations. But guideline 6.3 states ""Ensure that pages are usable when scripts, applets, or other programmatic objects are turned off or not supported. If this is not possible, provide equivalent information on an alternative accessible page.""
This means that you should be able to do all functions in the WP back end with JavaScript disabled.
As of 2.8-bleeding [11148], there are several things you cannot do with JavaScript disabled:
1) Upload and attach media to a post. You can upload media in the Media section, but the media upload section of the post edit screen is missing without JS, and I see no way to attach it to a post.
2) Add tags to a post or change which tags are on a post. The tags section is totally blank without JavaScript. (It could at least have the default plain-text field that is there behind the scenes and hidden).
",jhodgdon
Future Releases,14670,sunrise.php in single site installations,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,close,2010-08-22T19:17:54Z,2012-02-21T02:18:29Z,Let's make sunrise.php work regardless of is_multisite().,nacin
Future Releases,20082,Admin bar links to wrong site in multisite (subdomain) network,,Administration,3.3.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-02-20T09:53:52Z,2012-02-21T08:43:50Z,"The code
{{{
foreach ( $actions as $link => $action ) {
list( $title, $id ) = $action;
$wp_admin_bar->add_menu( array(
'parent' => 'new-content',
'id' => $id,
'title' => $title,
'href' => admin_url( $link )
) );
}
}}}
generates the wrong URL, whenever I visit a site that has the URL subsite.subsite.example.com but generates the correct URL if the URL is of the pattern subsite.example.com. On subsite.subsite.example.com the admin bar will generate links to subsite.example.com.",niklasbr
Future Releases,20092,Add Exclude by Tag to Queries,,Query,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-02-21T23:36:35Z,2012-02-22T06:28:52Z,"Per scribu's instruction:
Category exclusion is already possible for feeds using a query string, tags should be the same.
'''Example:'''
http://domain.com?cat=news&tag=-featured&feed=rss2
Would equate to a feed of posts in the ""news"" category, not tagged ""featured"" and outputted via the RSS2 template.",iridox
Future Releases,20095,get_users() doesn't allow hyphens in meta_key parameter,,Users,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2012-02-22T02:29:04Z,2012-02-22T20:01:27Z,"When retrieving users with the get_users() function, the meta_key parameter does not work if the key contains a hyphen (dash).
For example:
{{{
$members = get_users(array(
'meta_key' => 'job-seeking',
'meta_value' => 1,
)
);
}}}
That will result in no members being found, even though at least one user with a meta_key of ""job-seeking"" with a value of 1 does exist.
This, however, will work:
{{{
$members = get_users(array(
'meta_key' => 'job_seeking',
'meta_value' => 1,
)
);
}}}",mordauk
Future Releases,20115,Filter For media_upload_gallery_form,,Media,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-02-24T21:37:53Z,2012-02-24T21:37:53Z,"I recently ran into a project where we wanted to modify a gallery and interject some new gallery options. As such the most simple user interface was to add a new setting to the gallery form on the media upload page under galleris. We would modify the shortcode creation and then override the gallery shortcode function with our own code. The only problem is you can't overload the media_upload_gallery_form function in /wp-admin/includes/media.php
Not sure if a filter option or action is the right one here but I think that would give this area that overriding ability as well.
Having the ability to do this would be not only beneficial for my specific problem but woud give people the ability to really take the gallery to another level without messing up a familiar interface that people are using.",greenspeakmedia
Future Releases,15551,Custom post type pagination redirect,,Query,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,reporter-feedback,2010-11-23T21:50:06Z,2012-02-25T11:23:57Z,"We seem to be having a problem with a redirect on a custom post page (e.g., http://www.example.com/show/slug/).
Everything on the page shows correctly. The template pulls in posts with the following query:
{{{
<?php query_posts(array('meta_key' => 'show', 'meta_value' => $show->ID, 'paged' => get_query_var('paged'), 'caller_get_posts' => true)); ?>
}}}
After the posts we display pagination links (e.g., http://www.example.com/show/slug/page/2/). In our rewrite rules, we include the following rule which should handle these URLs:
{{{
'show/([^/]+)/page/([0-9]{1,})/?$' => 'index.php?show=$matches[1]&paged=$matches[2]',
}}}
Instead of the page displaying and allowing us to pull in the second page of posts, the browser is being redirected back to the original page (http://www.example.com/show/slug/) with a 301. I see that this is happening inside the redirect_canonical function. The following code in wp-includes/canonical.php replaces /page/2/ with / causing the redirect:
{{{
// paging and feeds
if ( get_query_var('paged') || is_feed() || get_query_var('cpage') ) {
if ( !$redirect_url )
$redirect_url = $requested_url;
$paged_redirect = @parse_url($redirect_url);
while ( preg_match( ""#/$wp_rewrite->pagination_base/?[0-9]+?(/+)?$#"", $paged_redirect['path'] ) || preg_match( '#/(comments/?)?(feed|rss|rdf|atom|rss2)(/+)?$#', $paged_redirect['path'] ) || preg_match( '#/comment-page-[0-9]+(/+)?$#', $paged_redirect['path'] ) ) {
// Strip off paging and feed
$paged_redirect['path'] = preg_replace(""#/$wp_rewrite->pagination_base/?[0-9]+?(/+)?$#"", '/', $paged_redirect['path']); // strip off any existing paging
$paged_redirect['path'] = preg_replace('#/(comments/?)?(feed|rss2?|rdf|atom)(/+|$)#', '/', $paged_redirect['path']); // strip off feed endings
$paged_redirect['path'] = preg_replace('#/comment-page-[0-9]+?(/+)?$#', '/', $paged_redirect['path']); // strip off any existing comment paging
}
}}}",cbsad
Future Releases,16910,Lazy evaluation for WP_Query,,Query,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2011-03-21T01:04:39Z,2012-02-25T15:18:54Z,"Suppose we have a 'city' post type, which is associated with a 'country' post type, such that each 'city' post has a 'country' parent post.
Then the 'country' CPT has a 'language' taxonomy associated to it.
Now, let's say we want to find all the cities which speak a certain language.
Let's assume we already have the `'post_parent__in'` query var: #13927
We could construct a two-step query, like this:
1) Get all the countries with that language:
{{{
$country_ids = get_posts( array(
'fields' => 'ids',
'post_type' => 'country',
'language' => 'french',
'nopaging' => true
) );
}}}
2) Get all the cities belonging to that country:
{{{
$cities = get_posts( array(
'post_type' => 'city',
'post_parent__in' => $country_ids
) );
}}}
No custom SQL queries; fantastic!
But, if you have many many countries (not a good example, I know), you waste a lot of time passing the IDs back and forth from PHP to SQL.
Final query:
{{{
SELECT *
FROM wp_posts
WHERE post_type = 'city'
AND post_parent IN (1, 2, 3, ...)
}}}
It would be a lot more scalable to put the first query into the second, directly, as a subquery.
So, it would now look like this:
1) Get all the countries with that language:
{{{
$country_ids = get_posts( array(
'fields' => 'ids',
'post_type' => 'country',
'language' => 'french',
'nopaging' => true,
'lazy' => true'
) );
}}}
2) Get all the cities belonging to that country:
{{{
$cities = get_posts( array(
'post_type' => 'city',
'post_parent__in' => $country_ids
) );
}}}
$country_ids would now be a WP_Lazy_Query object, which would just contain the subquery SQL. It would be appended to the second query, when needed:
Final query:
{{{
SELECT *
FROM wp_posts
WHERE post_type = 'city'
AND post_parent IN (
SELECT ID
FROM wp_posts
WHERE post_type = 'country'
INNER JOIN wp_terms ...
)
}}}",scribu
Future Releases,15694,"Caption Shortcode I/O Intolerant of ""]"" Char",,Shortcodes,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-12-05T20:54:31Z,2012-02-27T01:08:01Z,"I've discovered that the ""]"" character can only be used in the media library itself. If I try to insert an image into a post using a caption like ""[Test Caption]"" then the post editor inserts three double quotes into the HTML attribute, invalidating the page markup. D:
{{{
[caption id=""attachment_3"" align=""alignnone"" width=""300"" caption=""[Test Caption""]""]
}}}
In testing the output end of things, if I remove the extra double quote directly in MySQL, then the caption is not rendered at all on the post. This suggests there is more than one error in the code that is causing this problem. I was able to reproduce these symptoms on both versions I tested, 2.9.2 and 3.0.1.",miqrogroove
Future Releases,20109,Valid htaccess rule causes 404 after upgrade to 3.3.1,,Rewrite Rules,3.3.1,normal,critical,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-02-24T06:26:42Z,2012-02-27T19:42:29Z,"On 2/18/2012, I upgraded WP from 3.2.1 to 3.3.1. on www.denverhomevalue.com. I later noticed that Google webmaster tools started reporting 404 errors on lots of pages that were fine before. WP was still returning the proper pages and content, not my custom 404 page, so the issue was not readily apparent except in WMT reports. Running http header response checkers confirmed 404 responses, despite good contents being returned.
Deleting sections of the htaccess file until the problem went away, the issue was isolated to two rules meant to escape following rewrite rules on certain urls:
{{{
RewriteRule ^city(.*) - [L]
RewriteRule ^areas(.*) - [L]
}}}
These were the same family of urls that started returning 404s after 3.3.1 upgrade. These rules were in place since 12/5/2011, with WP 3.2.1 and never caused a problem.
I was able to revert a backup of the site to 3.2.1, on the same exact server environment, and confirm that these same valid htaccess rewrite rules were not a problem in that release.",ronnieg
Future Releases,20120,Space before slash to close BR,,Formatting,3.4,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-02-25T04:08:58Z,2012-02-28T14:57:50Z,"Kind of a petty, I admit, but I noticed http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Coding_Standards shows this as the standard, and I figured I'd help out by checking if any such occurrences exist (using the following):
`find -name '*.php' -type f | xargs egrep -n ""<br\/>""`
Diff attached (my first)...but I won't have my feelings hurt if the ticket is closed and I am banned from trac :)",bananastalktome
Future Releases,20133,Tags with diacritical marks issue,,General,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-02-28T18:06:15Z,2012-02-28T18:06:15Z,"I can't add tags to post with diacritical marks (for example polish word ""bąk"") and then the same word without diacritical marks ""bak"" from edit post panel, because function term_exists() in wp-includes\taxonomy.php returns true when checking if this tag already exists. I can do this from tag edit panel, but this is more time concuming.",partyzant
Future Releases,20144,make posts without title or without main text more comfortable,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-02-29T17:55:15Z,2012-02-29T17:55:15Z,"make posts without title or without main text more comfortable. as i know posts without main text is even not possible. if user creates post without title, it is hard to find in dashboard post list!
this enhancement would allow to use wordpress as microblog.",qdinar
Future Releases,19140,Save Menu Forces Sub-Menus (Child Menus) Back To Parent Menus in IE 9.0,,Menus,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2011-11-03T22:50:29Z,2012-02-29T20:32:43Z,"The following issue appears in Internet Explorer 9.0.8112.16421 (current version).
In Appearance->Menus for both primary and secondary menus, when you try to define a sub-menu by drag-n-dropping to the right in the menu definition box, it shows indented properly. However, when you click Save Menu, all sub-menus return to being parent menus.
The only way to get the sub-menus to work was to edit them in another browser. In this case, I used Internet Explorer 7.0.5730.11 and it worked properly.",webby 2
Future Releases,20153,Track Plugin actions/history,,General,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-03-02T14:58:50Z,2012-03-02T14:58:50Z,"It would be great if WP could track any activity around plugins, eg. install, activate, disable, update, delete.
Seeing as plugins are most often the causes of problems with WP, it would be good to know which was the last plugin activated, or updated, particularly on sites with many plugins.
For example, I'm currently troubleshooting a problem which may be due to a plugin I recently updated, however I have no idea which one it could be, and disabling/re-enabling all plugins is not really the best solution.
A fairly simple nice-to-have that would greatly aid troubleshooting.",SecGen
Future Releases,20171,"Categories/Tags links are broken in WP 3.3.1, with multisite/subfolder install",,Multisite,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-03-04T07:10:35Z,2012-03-04T13:21:39Z,"All the default categories/tags links are not working, showing error..
""This is somewhat embarrassing, isn’t it?""
Steps to reproduce:
-------------------
1. Install WP 3.3.1 on domain, e.g. http://blog.example.com
2. Enable multi-site features, using subfolder instead of subdomain
3. Create a site, e.g. http://blog.example.com/test1
4. Create a post, e.g. http://blog.example.com/test1/2012/03/04/test1/
5. Enter the default category link, e.g. http://blog.example.com/test1/category/uncategorized/
Now you will see the message: ""This is somewhat embarrassing, isn’t it?""
Fix:
----
1. Enter this link: http://blog.example.com/test1/wp-admin/options-permalink.php
2. Change nothing, press ""Save Changes""
3. Now you can view the link correctly: http://blog.example.com/test1/category/uncategorized/
The above issue also apply to tags",tszming
Future Releases,20178,wpdb class : provide a disconnect / connect to db functions,arena,General,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-03-05T13:16:21Z,2012-03-05T16:28:46Z,"some hosts automatically disconnect mysql after a short while.
I think it could be interesting to have in wpdb a disconnect and connect functions.",arena
Future Releases,20180,Should wrap all links in a div,,Widgets,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-03-05T19:43:51Z,2012-03-06T02:28:10Z,"The links widget creates a separate div for every category. This does not allow to style all categories at once.
Please wrap all links into one more level of div.",porton
Future Releases,19884,Unable to sort themes by language,,WordPress.org site,,normal,major,WordPress.org,feature request,reopened,,2012-01-24T13:21:34Z,2012-03-06T19:23:33Z,"I can't filter themes by language in themes site.
If I want theme in Hebrew (and rtl) I can't search its in the site.
So I had to look for it on other websites that may contain malicious code.
read: http://n2b.org/archives/2316 (Hebrew).",hatul
Future Releases,6536,"Introduce the concept of ""read"" and ""unread"" comments for better workflow in the admin",markjaquith*,Comments,2.5,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,accepted,,2008-04-02T00:48:54Z,2012-03-08T01:31:11Z,"The Moderation Queue is a great way to manage your comment workflow. All comments go in there, and you approve, spam, or delete them. At the end you get a nice little ""0"" and you know you've dealt with all new comments. This doesn't work for people who don't moderate every comment. They have no idea when they are done, and which comments they have or have not looked at.
I'd like to add a {{{comment_read}}} column to the comments table. It would be either ""1"" or ""0"". There would be a new sub-tab for Comments: ""Unread comments (%d)"" This page would be just like the Moderation page, except that it would only show comments with {{{comment_read = 0}}}. This could act as ""comment workflow central"" for both people who pre-moderate and people who post-moderate. Unapproved comments would have the actions: Approve, Spam and Delete. Approved comments would have the actions: Archive, Spam and Delete. Clicking any of these actions would both carry out that action AND mark that comment as read, making it disappear from the ""Unread comments"" page. (""Archive"" only marks it as read).
Enterprising theme developers could even have this status shown on the public blog, so that people know whether their comments have been seen.
For background on this idea, please see [http://markjaquith.wordpress.com/2008/03/20/the-comment-inbox/ The Comment Inbox]
Note that this has benefits for people who moderate every comment, because they can now store comments in the moderation queue (comments they want to remove from the blog, but not delete) without that getting in the way of their comment workflow.",markjaquith
Future Releases,4332,Unusable comment error pages,markjaquith*,Comments,1.5,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,accepted,,2007-05-24T20:53:17Z,2012-03-08T01:35:22Z,"No comment error page requires browser navigation to leave
ENV: WP trunk r5486
While viewing a post, I click Submit Comment without entering any information and the result is (wp-comments-post.php):
WordPress [[br]]
Error: please type a comment.
Dead end: no link back to the page where I meant to comment or maybe accidentally clicked the button, and ""Error:"" makes me feel stupid ;-)
POSSIBLE SOLUTION
I don't see any reason to navigate away from the post post.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS
Assuming the error page is desirable (sure hope not), being able to style it might be useful.",foolswisdom
Future Releases,15520,Break date/time into a separate column in Comments views,,Comments,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-11-20T15:30:35Z,2012-03-08T10:18:38Z,"Now that column sorting is in, it makes sense to break the date and time a comment was made into a separate column in the Comments view so they can be sorted chronologically.
Currently, the time is part of the content column, which can be confusing as if someone sorts by that column it becomes an alphabetical sort.",markel
Future Releases,20213,Pagination fails silently when mysql.trace_mode is on,,Warnings/Notices,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-03-10T16:06:15Z,2012-03-10T16:06:15Z,"A sysadmin left enabled '''mysql.trace_mode''' on php.ini without me knowing about it, and I spent hours trying to find out why the '''next_posts_link''' wasn't showing up.
This is very hard to debug, because
* it fails silently, with no error to look for
* it's hard to repro on a dev server, which may not have the same php.ini settings as in staging/prod (ideally should, but rare for 99% of devs)
Other people had this same issue:
* ""[http://wordpress.org/support/topic/page-navi-not-working-with-mysql-5134-amp-php-529 No error, it's just not working]""
* ""[http://wordpress.org/support/topic/archives-not-showing-nextprev-windows-only-crazy Am I going crazy]""?
* Trace_mode defaulted to ""on"" in [http://stackoverflow.com/a/869957/128329 this guy's] install (!).
I've read through #18536, #10469 and related issues, hoping that usage of SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS would be removed, but it seems to be still there, in trunk.
So I guess a ""fix"" for this would be to check for trace_mode and, if enabled, notify admin users on the wp-admin dashboard.
Meanwhile, I've added a note about this on the [http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/next_posts_link next_posts_link] page.
",ManuelRazzari
Future Releases,4916,comment_type function doesn't return the comment type string,,Comments,2.3,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),assigned,,2007-09-06T07:41:30Z,2012-03-12T11:37:16Z,"The comment_type function in comment-template.php only echoes string that explain the comment type. Sometimes we need the string to be returned instead of echoed, e.g. for i18n purposes.",hudatoriq
Future Releases,20224,WordPress should always add a / at the end of URLs,,Canonical,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,close,2012-03-13T09:54:17Z,2012-03-14T12:36:36Z,"Users can change permalinks. They can add whatever they whant at the end of each url. For example :[[BR]]
- mydomain.com/myurl
- mydomain.com/myurl/
- mydomain.com/myurl.php
- mydomain.com/myurl.html
- mydomain.com/myurl.htm
- ...
There is a bug with search engines and empty URLs (mydomain.com/myurl). Google, Yahoo or Bing consider that it's not the same URl as mydomain.com/myurl/. They always try to add a / at the end of those URLs : it creates duplicate content for search engines that harms website visibility. For example, if a WordPress Blog uses /%postname% as permalink, Google is going to index both url:
- mydomain.com/myurl
- mydomain.com/myurl/
In order to correct this issue, WordPress should always add a / at the end of empty URLs (for example, without a / or without extension like .php, .asp, .html, ...).",Confridin
Future Releases,20194,Add Description meta to General Settings,,General,3.3,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-03-07T20:59:05Z,2012-03-17T13:50:40Z,"Add a description field to General Settings b/c these days with themes doing all kinds of kooky things, the automatic excerpt is often not representative of the site content. All the SEO-lovers will be happy, searchers will get more accurate results, and it's a nice end-user feature without high overhead.
Could have sworn I made a ticket like this once before, but can't find it in search, so if anyone remembers it/is better at searching trac than I just was, go ahead and close this as duplicate.",jane
Future Releases,20251,get_preferred_from_update_core can return false,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-03-17T14:51:41Z,2012-03-17T14:51:41Z,"I just had a case in my network installation where get_site_transient( 'update_core' ) returned false.
In this case it gave an error message at core_update_footer();
When I went back to Network admin updates page and press 'check_again' the error went away.
The error can be caused because of running the recent nightly build (3.4-alpha-20205).
What was weird that in the site wp-admin there still was the balloon that there was an update when I had the error. When I pressed the button the balloon went away what is the correct.",markoheijnen
Future Releases,20257,Url of navigation menu item of alternative type removed,,Menus,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-03-18T19:49:26Z,2012-03-18T20:15:25Z,"When creating a new navigation menu item with `wp_update_nav_menu_item` the url is removed if the type of the item is not 'custom'. If the type of the item is 'taxonomy' or 'post_type', the url is then set appropriately. However, if the item has a type other than 'custom','taxonomy', or 'post_type' the menu item is saved without an url.
`wp-includes/nav-menu.php L314`
{{{
if ( 'custom' != $args['menu-item-type'] ) {
/* if non-custom menu item, then:
* use original object's URL
* blank default title to sync with original object's
*/
$args['menu-item-url'] = '';
}}}",stephenh1988
Future Releases,20260,Post by email posting same message multiple times,,General,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-03-19T15:40:57Z,2012-03-20T08:45:04Z,"I am using the Post by email feature for a Wordpress.org blog. I post by mail once a day and daily to the blog, usually around midnight. There are usually between 2 and 6 messages posting on any given day (sent as individual emails).
I have set up a secret POP email address to which I send emails, and these emails are picked up by Wordpress as Posts on my blog.
However, I am seeing the messages post multiple times; sometimes twice, sometimes up to 10 times in a row on the blog.
It usually happens for all messages on certain days, but some days this does not happen at all. I have not been able to identify a pattern of which days have this problem or if it is related to the number of messages posting on a particular day.
This issue began happening around October 2011; previously, I didn't notice this problem.
Environment:
Wordpress.org 3.3.1
Thunderbird 7.1 email client; publish messages sent in text mode, with word wrap off
Google Apps account used as secret email. Account set to POP. All forwarding, etc. is turned off.
Steps: 1) wp-mail.php modified to post regardless of author, per bug 18923 which keeps messages stuck in Pending status 2) User from which posts sent is registered as Editor or Admin in Wordpress site. 3) Theme footer modified to include automatic checking for incoming messages 4) Email account is setup in mail client that matches the Admin/Editor email in Wordpress 5) Message to post is sent to the secret address by user
Result: 1) Wordpress on certain days posts the messages with no problem; other days, it posts multiple copies of the message. Usually, either all messages post multiple times or all post one time for a given day; I have not noticed that if one message on a particular day posts multiple times that another will post only once. 2) There can be anywhere from 2 to 10 copies of the same message posted. 3) I have tried to modify my POP account settings so that messages get Archived when read, rather than staying in the Inbox; however, this did not fix the problem.
Note: I use Google Apps as the email server for both the From: mail and the secret address mail.
I have not been able to find other discussions on this topic, nor track down any possible root cause of it.
Message of one of the posts that posted multiple times is attached.",bloggertype
Future Releases,20252,"Default img url when adding media includes ""http://etc"" causing insecure content in https pages",,Media,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2012-03-18T04:03:19Z,2012-03-21T04:49:20Z,"New post, insert media, select an image and have a look at the <img src="""" part. It links to the full ""http://website/wp-content"" address causing images to be loaded as ""insecure content"" when the full page is loaded via https://website/
If this was instead just ""/wp-content/bla"", then when the page is loaded via https, all images would by default load with https as well, mitigating against insecure content loading.
",markcunningham
Future Releases,15847,Add filter in wp_insert_attachment for $data,rhundesign,Plugins,3.0.3,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2010-12-16T15:49:24Z,2012-03-21T10:26:16Z,"Pretty self-explanatory, patch attached.",pampfelimetten
Future Releases,20284,"Show ""Bug Reporting Tips"" when people post in plugin forums",,WordPress.org site,,normal,minor,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2012-03-22T20:49:43Z,2012-03-22T21:25:35Z,"The vast majority of forum posts to plugin forums are bug reports, and most are from people who aren't very familiar with what information is required to actually deal with such a report reasonably.
I had to laugh when I started opening this ticket, because I am presented with what I'd love to see on wordpress.org!
I tweaked it a little to make sense for the situation:
--------------
REPORTING BUGS
Are you using the latest release of the plugin, or the latest development/trunk version? If neither, please stop here and update first.
What steps should be taken to consistently reproduce the problem?
In case it's relevant to the issue, what is the expected output? What did you see instead?
Does the problem occur even when you deactivate all plugins and use the default theme?
Please provide any additional information that you think we'd find useful. (OS and browser for UI defects, server environment for crashes, etc.)
",MadtownLems
Future Releases,20283,Create new variable or function in $wp_query object to get canonical URL of any site's page,,Canonical,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-03-22T14:42:36Z,2012-03-24T12:08:55Z,"For the sake of Search Engine Optimization it's recommended to set canonical URL inside <link rel='canonical'> tag in any site's page. Incorrect URL can exist in search engine index. For example: http://example.com?some_param=some_val&cat=3,4. URL points to categories with id equals 3 and 4, but we have another unnecessary parameter 'some_param'. It's malicious! We must set canonical URL to http://example.com?cat=3,4.
So It's advance to have canonical URL generated some way. I propose to set function or variable inside WP_Query class to retrieve canonical URL to any opened page.
In WP_Query we have variable WP_Query::query which consists of all necessary parameters for that propose. But we must use $wp_rewrites also.
Any thoughts?
",egorpromo
Future Releases,20301,Enable media library access from blogroll,,Administration,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-03-25T08:50:37Z,2012-03-25T17:10:03Z,"Currently WordPress doesn't give you the option to easily add images from your WordPress plugin to your blogroll items (links). I just released a plugin to do that (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/blogroll-media-library-image/) and was told this would be a good one to add to core.
I would love to add a diff-file, but I have no idea how to do this.",illutic
Future Releases,20309,Visual Editor: Editor styles overwrite FF minimum font size settings when a small size is set,,Editor,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-03-27T14:08:50Z,2012-03-27T14:08:50Z,"This issue can be found when using Minimum font size accessibility settings in Firefox, instead of the Zoom settings.
* When editor-style.css defines a specific font size, the text in the visual editor cannot be made smaller than this font size.
* If I set the default font size to a bigger value than the one set in editor-style.css, it works.
Could we change this, so that all contents in the dashboard always fit the minimum font size defined in FF, whether that size is a small value or a big one?
Possibly related: #12825",hd-J
Future Releases,14849,Rewrite rules should be flushed when you switch themes,,Permalinks,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-09-11T19:17:34Z,2012-03-27T22:33:55Z,"@nacin said so at WCMA, so here's a patch to do it.",jorbin
Future Releases,19243,"Introduce WP_Query::exists(), or have WP_Query::get() return false for non-existence",,Query,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-11-14T21:18:09Z,2012-03-28T18:17:23Z,"See [ticket:15178#comment:8].
A query variable for an an endpoint with no value (/blah/, rather than /feed/rss2/) is set, but it is empty. WP_Query::get() returns an empty string when no QV is set, though, so you need to dig into WP_Query::query_vars directly. This is annoying. It should return false when the QV is not existence.
This should be rather backwards compatible, but WP_Query::exists() may be desired (also, or instead of). In this case, it won't work for core query vars, as _fill_query_vars() clears these, rather than unsets them. We should either change how _fill_query_vars() works, or something.",nacin
Future Releases,10457,Parse shortcodes in text widgets by default,westi,Widgets,2.8,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2009-07-21T11:27:06Z,2012-03-28T20:10:31Z,"Currently, shortcodes are only parsed within post content. It would, to my mind, be a nice enhancement to allow them to be parsed from within text widgets as well. The implementation is trivial, so the only real question is what problems this might throw up.",ionfish
Future Releases,20317,Delete auto-draft using window.onbeforeunload,,General,,low,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-03-28T22:50:27Z,2012-03-28T22:53:23Z,"When a user goes to post-new.php, a new auto-draft post is created.
Old auto-drafts are garbage-collected: #19663
To lessen the need for GC, we could send an AJAX request to delete the auto-draft immediately when the user navigates away from the page (but not when he presses the Submit button).
",scribu
Future Releases,20105,When inserting a draft post with wp_insert_post you can't query it on name,,Post Types,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2012-02-22T23:50:01Z,2012-03-29T10:51:48Z,"When creating a draft post with wp_insert_post you can't query it with get_post.
In my case I used the argument: name. That is the problem. Not using it will find the post.
I'm not sure if this is an expected result. I would say no.",markoheijnen
Future Releases,20318,Introduce a Usage section to the Plugins API,,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2012-03-29T07:05:20Z,2012-03-29T13:25:50Z,"I quite often find a need for a 'Usage' section in my plugin's readme file. I usually place this within the 'Installation' section ([http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/user-switching/installation/ example]), but I've seen other plugins that include full usage instructions in the main description, in the FAQs, or in the 'Other Notes' section.
It would be nice if there was a top level readme section for Usage which showed up as a tab on the WordPress.org Plugin Directory.",johnbillion
Future Releases,20326,Widget dropped in sidebar with name=sidebar-two shows up in sidebar with id=sidebar-two (and different name: some-other-name),,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-03-29T12:53:15Z,2012-03-29T13:57:28Z,"Hi,
reproducing steps:
register 2 sidebars:
sidebar 1:
id = 'sidebar-one'
name = 'sidebar-two'
sidebar 2:
id = 'sidebar-two'
name = 'some-other-name'
drop a widget in sidebar 1, and it will also after reloading the widget page show up in sidebar 2...
Also: widgets dropped in sidebar 2 disappear.
OK, OK, i shouldn't be mixing up sidebar names and ids like i did (sorry), am going to change that in my setup now, I just wanted to point out that I thought that assigning a widget to a sidebar was related to its id only. This current behavior strikes me a little strange :)
",ruud@…
Future Releases,18449,List Table Factory Needs to be Pluggable,,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2011-08-16T19:51:33Z,2012-03-31T08:34:37Z,"Better design planning should have been considered for http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-admin/includes/list-table.php
function _get_list_table() is identical to an object factory pattern, which would make more sense as a static member of WP_List_Table. In other words...
{{{
$wp_list_table = _get_list_table('WP_Terms_List_Table');
}}}
... which looks simple, is actually confusing because it would be more intuitive if written as ...
{{{
$wp_list_table = WP_List_Table::factory('Terms');
}}}
Further, the factory hasn't offered any extensibility. Locking edit-tags.php against WP_Terms_List_Table makes it unusable for custom taxonomies that need a custom UI. Despite all of the great API improvements for taxonomies, this case still necessitates duplicating the entire category editing UI within a plugin just to tweak a table column or a link path.
Please adjust the ticket Type and Component as necessary. It could be a taxonomy design flaw or an administration enhancement, depending how you look at it.",miqrogroove
Future Releases,20338,Slugs and special chars,,General,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-03-31T16:18:03Z,2012-03-31T16:18:03Z,"When Wordpress generates a slug, the apostrophe mark is stripped.
Examples :
""I'm open"" > im-open[[BR]]
""L'équipe"" > lequipe[[BR]]
""Suzy's Place"" > suzys-place[[BR]]
If the apostrophe is changed to ""-"" the auto generated slug will be more ""readable"" (and better for seo) :
""I'm open"" > i-m-open[[BR]]
""L'équipe"" > l-equipe[[BR]]
""Suzy's Place"" > suzy-s-place[[BR]]
Maybe a constant to define what strategy to adopt ? ",amirhabibi
Future Releases,20225,"Self-contain wp-includes/load.php, wp-includes/plugin.php",,Performance,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-03-13T10:50:01Z,2012-04-01T09:44:46Z,"I'm trying to write a high-performance plugin.
I still want the whole of WP to be used by the admins, and the main part of WP to still be used by most user workflows, but I want certain end users to instead be using an alternate controller, instead of /index.php, when they're doing certain things.
This new controller I'll write will use a couple of the core files, but skips most for the goal of increased performance. The proposed core files to re-use are:
* wp-includes/version.php
* wp-includes/load.php
* wp-includes/plugin.php
* wp-includes/wp-db.php
* wp-includes/class-wp-error.php
However, wp-includes/functions.php is a can of worms, that if I included, would require me to include many other files, and it spiders out from there.
What would be better is if the following functions that wp-includes/load.php and wp-includes/plugin.php require be moved into those files from the functions file. Specifically:
* wp_die()
* validate_file()
* stripslashes_deep()
* add_magic_quotes()
* _doing_it_wrong()
* trailingslashit()
If they aren't, I'll have to copy-paste them into my custom controller, maintaining separate versions of them (less than optimal).
Of course, this process still requires me to write my own simpler versions of many more complex functions:
* wp_cache_init()
* wp_cache_close()
* wp_get_active_network_plugins()
* is_blog_installed()
* get_option()
* update_option()
but that's completely acceptable.
Moving those first 6 functions from the functions file to the load and plugin files would not negatively affect core, but would positively affect plugin authors' abilities to write high-performance plugins.",scottconnerly
Future Releases,18979,Add $post_type parameter and a filter to meta_form(),,Editor,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-10-18T03:55:56Z,2012-04-01T12:29:54Z,"In the current version, meta_form(), the function which outputs Custom Fields form used in Edit Post pages, shows all meta keys you have used regardless of post type. Sometimes this gives users unwanted options.
I'd like to suggest adding $post_type parameter to meta_form() to show only meta keys you have used in the same post type. In addition, it would be better if there were a filter for the meta keys.",takayukister
Future Releases,20298,Change requires to require_once,,General,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,close,2012-03-24T22:39:20Z,2012-04-01T17:58:37Z,"Wordpress partially uses ""require"" to include files. I'd prefer to have require_once everywhere where a file really shouldn't be included twice. I'm currently developing an HTTP-Server (https://github.com/pp3345/Pancake) with a function to keep ""static"" codefiles (for example files that only do class-definitions and don't actually really execute any code) in some kind of a cache so that they don't need to be loaded again on every single request in order to improve performance. When I now, for example, load the wp-includes/class-wp-walker.php into the cache at the beginning and then Wordpress tries to require the file again, it fails with an Fatal Error due to trying to define the class again. Using require_once instead of require in Wordpress can be done quickly and would easily fix this. Also, it could improve the codes quality a bit.",pp3345
Future Releases,20342,Opening Double Quote after 3 hyphens converted to double closing quote,,Formatting,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-01T20:16:05Z,2012-04-01T20:16:05Z,"The string:
{{{
<p>I also remember the line in ""Casey at the Bat"" when he struck out---""There is no Joy in Mudville!!!""</p>
}}}
is converted to this in WordPress 3.3.1:
{{{
<p>I also remember the line in “Casey at the Bat” when he struck out—”There is no Joy in Mudville!!!”</p>
}}}
Seems to be what should be an opening quote that follows an Em dash is always converted into a closing quote.",PetesGuide
Future Releases,19493,post and archive pagination don't work with custom endpoints,,Rewrite Rules,2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-12-09T23:55:09Z,2012-04-02T20:54:52Z,"Archive pagination and post pagination are not endpoint-aware, so they break when endpoints are added to them.
The following example code creates an endpoint, and then uses a filter to add that endpoint to various links on the rendered page:
{{{
add_action( 'init', function() {
global $wp_rewrite;
add_rewrite_endpoint( 'foo', EP_ALL );
$wp_rewrite->flush_rules(false);
} );
add_filter( 'post_link', 'gist_add_endpoint_to_url', 99 );
add_filter( 'get_pagenum_link', 'gist_add_endpoint_to_url', 99 );
function gist_add_endpoint_to_url( $url_base ) {
$endpoint = 'foo';
$url_parts = parse_url( $url_base );
$url = ( isset($url_parts['scheme']) && isset($url_parts['host']) ) ? $url_parts['scheme'] . '://' . $url_parts['host'] : '';
$url .= isset($url_parts['path']) ? $url_parts['path'] : '';
$url = user_trailingslashit( $url );
if ( '' === get_option('permalink_structure') ) {
$url .= isset($url_parts['query']) ? '?' . $url_parts['query'] : '';
$url = add_query_arg( $endpoint, 'true', $url );
} else {
$url .= $endpoint . '/true';
$url = user_trailingslashit( $url );
$url .= isset($url_parts['query']) ? '?' . $url_parts['query'] : '';
}
$url .= isset($url_parts['fragment']) ? '#' . $url_parts['fragment'] : '';
return $url;
}
}}}
You'll see that it works perfectly using the theme unit test, except that paginated posts produce URLs like this:
http://example.com/2008/09/layout-test/foo/true/2/
...which doesn't work. The inverse -- http://example.com/2008/09/layout-test/2/foo/true/ -- also doesn't work, and produces a 404 on top of it.
Also, the older posts / newer posts produce this format of link:
http://example.com/page/2/foo/true/
.. .which also doesn't work.
If you change gist_add_endpoint_to_url() to add a querystring param, older posts/newer posts links work fine, but post pagination still breaks:
{{{
function gist_add_endpoint_to_url( $url_base ) {
$endpoint = 'foo';
$url_base = add_query_arg( $endpoint, 'true', $url_base );
return $url_base;
}
}}}
If you don't use a permalink structure at all, it works fine, since the pagination params are passed directly in the URL.
I'm not sure if the fix lies in modifying add_rewrite_endpoint() so that it creates pagination urls in wp_rewrite, or modifying the way _wp_link_page() and get_next_posts_link() work. ",mintindeed
Future Releases,11465,custom field duplicated,westi*,General,2.8.4,normal,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),accepted,,2009-12-16T21:09:23Z,2012-04-02T21:14:22Z,"When I enter the information for a custom field and click on Preview without first clicking Add Custom Field, the custom field is saved. But then when I click Publish, it is saved again, appearing in the post twice.
If I click Add Custom Field before Preview, subsequent Publish does not duplicate the custom field. But it is very convenient and efficient to be able to avoid a separate save of the custom field.
",ericr23
Future Releases,20330,Differences between creating folders for plugins and uploaded media (problem with safe_mode),,Upload,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-03-30T10:27:56Z,2012-04-04T16:26:08Z,"After installing 3.2.1 (into subdirectory test) there is missing URL path in menu Media - Store uploads in this folder. But nevermind, I am not sure if this is a bug or expected?
I tried to update Akismet automatically, no problem (only FTP credentials required). I tried to install new plugin automatically, also no problem.
Directories are created, plugins installed. But when I try to upload some media files, there is following error:
{{{
""Testing-picture-50g.jpg"" has failed to upload due to an error
The uploaded file could not be moved to /data/www/h/domain.cz/public_html/test/wp-content/uploads.
}}}
When I look at ""uploads"" directory - there is CHMOD 775, but I ""Cannot change attributes of remote files!""
When I delete this folder and create it manually, then everything works. But it is not possible to organize media into month- and year-based folders, because they are not working when created automatically by WordPress.
And I suppose there is some kind of problem in the way how creating folders for uploading media works. Yes, hosting is limited with safe_mode, but why creating folders and installing plugins works without problem and creating folders for uploaded media does not work?
We had several reports from different users about problems with uploading media and this is the only clue I could find. Maybe there is something which was fixed for updating processes, but not for uploading media (especially for creating directories). Any idea?
Also automatic upgrade to WP 3.3.1 works well. But in 3.3.1 there is probably a bug, because picture is not uploaded, but there is no Error reported (as in 3.2.1). It looks like media file is uploaded, but only media post is created and file is not uploaded (there is no thumbnail (only icon of missing picture). I suppose, that users should be notified what is going on here?
Summary in the end:
1) In WP 3.3.1 there is no error for users after unsuccessfull media upload and there should be (regression from 3.2.1).
2) There are different ways to create folders for updating/installing plugins and creating folders for media uploads and the second way does not work when safe_mode is on.",pavelevap
Future Releases,18630,Custom Comment Validation Error,,Comments,3.3,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-09-09T19:49:33Z,2012-04-04T18:16:21Z,"One of the things that bugs me about WordPress is not being able to customize the wp_die() function that is called on comment form validation. I have seen some people sugget core hacks, eek. I'm hoping that a hook is added to allow overriding of the default wp_die(). Maybe even a new template file wp_error.php that would be called first.
I haven't found a lot of discussion on this in trac just #11286 and #10551",bandonrandon
Future Releases,20360,New Sidebar Takes Over Previous Sidebar Widgets,,General,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-05T00:09:43Z,2012-04-05T00:09:43Z,"When creating a new sidebar in a theme already utilizing a sidebar, the new sidebar takes on the widgets of the sidebar previously occupying that place of order. For example, a theme currently has these sidebars, with widgets in use:
Sidebar
Footer
Adding a new sidebar in a array:
{{{
$sidebars = array('Home Page Sidebar','Sidebar','Footer');
foreach ($sidebars as $sidebar) {
register_sidebar(array('name'=> $sidebar,
'before_widget' => '<article id=""%1$s"" class=""widget %2$s""><div class=""container"">',
'after_widget' => '</div></article>',
'before_title' => '<h3>',
'after_title' => '</h3>'
));
}
}}}
Home Page Sidebar takes the widgets of the Sidebar when it takes in place in line.",imikedesigns
Future Releases,20179,Redirect visitors from plugin admin URL to plugin URL if user not admin,,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2012-03-05T17:58:47Z,2012-04-05T18:33:02Z,"The WordPress plugin directory features an ""admin/"" path relative to each plugin. If I am logged-in to WordPress.org and associated with the plugin slug I'll see a few helpful links and utilities. If I have no mapped relationship to the plugin I see the plugin homepage. I'd like to redirect visitors to ""extend/plugins/{slug}/admin/"" to ""extend/plugins/{slug}/"" if they do not have an admin relationship to the given plugin.
Example: I visit a plugin page either logged out or logged in without any association with the plugin.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/akismet/admin/
Response should be a redirect to:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/akismet/
Right now the response is the same content as the plugin homepage.",niallkennedy
Future Releases,6562,"Visual Editor preserves multiple sequential spaces, fouls up shortcode parsing",,TinyMCE,2.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2008-04-03T02:54:27Z,2012-04-09T20:29:12Z,"The Visual Editor (TinyMCE) preserves multiple sequential spaces by turning the second (and following) spaces into some sort of funky invisible hard-space character. Unfortunately, this character is NOT matched by ' ' (space) or '\s' (whitespace) in PCRE (preg_*() functions).
Example:
Put the following into the HTML editor on a post with uploaded images.
{{{
[gallery orderby= ""RAND()""]
}}}
Save the post, then preview. Multiple refreshes should shuffle the images around randomly, because you're ordering by RAND().
Now switch to the visual editor, and insert the same thing, with all the superfluous spaces, and save. Preview the post -- you won't get random images, because the funky TinyMCE pseudo-space characters prevent the regex from parsing the attributes of your shortcode.
Proposed solution: turn off TinyMCE's whitespace preservation code when within square brackets.",markjaquith
Future Releases,20413,edit_post_link() have not an equivalant without echo,,Template,3.3.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-10T21:16:59Z,2012-04-10T21:16:59Z,"Hello,
The function edit_post_link() (in link-template.php) have not a get_edit_post_link() function which returns what is displayed by edit_post_link().
It exists a function get_edit_post_link() but it returns the '''url''' of the link. Not the link (with <a href...).
It is not fun for l18n. Example :
{{{
<?php printf(__('Filed under: %1$s %2$s', 'azsimple'), get_the_category_list(__(', ', 'azsimple')), get_the_tag_list(__('Tags: ', 'azsimple'), __(', ', 'azsimple'))); ?> <?php edit_post_link(__('Edit', 'azsimple'), __(' | ', 'azsimple')); ?>
}}}
How translator could put the edit_post_link before ""Filed under:..."" with just *.po file ?",leblogdudeveloppeur
Future Releases,20415,big tags formatted incorrectly in rss,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-11T06:45:13Z,2012-04-11T06:45:13Z,"several (doubled, tripled) big tags formatted incorrectly in rss, may be single big tags behave same way
what is formatted
{{{
<blockquote><p><big><big>123</big></big></p>
<p><big><big>123</big></big></p></blockquote>
}}}
in normal view is formatted
{{{
<blockquote><p><big><big>123</big></big></p>
<p>123</p></blockquote>
}}}
in rss.
( and it is just
{{{
<blockquote><big><big>123
123</big></big></blockquote>
}}}
in editor)",qdinar
Future Releases,15918,wpautop() breaks inline tags on the same line as block tags,dunno,Formatting,3.0.3,normal,major,Future Release,defect (bug),new,early,2010-12-20T16:01:31Z,2012-04-11T15:22:31Z,"Hi guys! I've got latest WP installation (3.0.3) and found strange bug in posts parser.
Create article with following HTML:
{{{
<div class=""wassup""><a href=""#"">WP IZ ASSUM</a></div>
}}}
Browser will get:
{{{
<div class=""wassup""><a href=""#"">WP IZ ASSUM</a></div>
}}}
All seems to be fine! Now get rid of unnecessary div.
Create article with following HTML:
{{{
<a href=""#"">WP IZ ASSUM</a>
}}}
Browser will get:
{{{
<p><a href=""#"">WP IZ ASSUM</a></p>
}}}
Dunno why there is extra <p> but who cares. All seems to be OK.
Create article with following HTML:
{{{
<figure><a href=""#"">WP IZ ASSUM</a>
</figure>
}}}
Browser will get:
{{{
<figure><a href=""#"">WP IZ ASSUM</a><br />
</figure>
}}}
Now isn't that cool? But check what is even cooler!
Create article with following HTML:
{{{
<figure><a href=""#"">WP IZ ASSUM</a>
<figcaption>NO IT'S BUGGY AS HELL</figcaption>
</figure>
}}}
Browser will get:
{{{
<figure><a href=""#"">WP IZ ASSUM</a></p>
<figcaption>NO IT’S BUGGY AS HELL</figcaption>
</figure>
}}}
Wow! Say hello to invalid markup and rendering problems! Auto-closing of tags turned off. No matter of the settings I still get this nice messed up html. WYSIWYG turned off also.",retrib
Future Releases,20440,Initial admin user only removable through bulk action when using multisite network,,Multisite,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-14T02:51:59Z,2012-04-14T03:01:01Z,"Because I have a separate login system in place, I no longer wanted the initial admin user created during setup in the system. I revoked the admin users super admin privilege, but noticed that I they still couldn't be removed using the 'Delete' link (there is a check for id not equal to 0 or 1 at line ~100 of {{{wp-admin/network/users.php}}} which prevents deletion, yet no error or anything is shown), however I found that through bulk actions 'Delete' option the user '''can''' be removed since no such checks are in place to prevent it.
Is there any reason for preventing the main admin user to be removed in network mode even if that user has been stripped of the super admin privilege? If so, should this bulk actions removal workaround be patched (and an error displayed when someone tries to delete that user), and if not can the ID check be removed to allow the user to be deleted?",bananastalktome
Future Releases,20453,Media screen links to non-public post types,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-04-16T02:31:56Z,2012-04-16T03:23:46Z,"I have a non-public custom post type registered, so it doesn't get an admin UI.
A file in the media library is attached to one of my custom posts (done at the point the file is uploaded using `media_handle_upload()`). The media item shows up in the Media Library as expected, but the 'Attached To' column links to the editing screen for the parent post, even though the post is non-public.
This allows a user to see the post editing screen for a non-public post type.",johnbillion
Future Releases,20456,Creation of new blogs and search for blogs missing,CaputoJen,General,3.3.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reviewing,,2012-04-16T14:50:53Z,2012-04-16T14:51:32Z,"Hello:
I recently upgraded to WordPress 3.3.1. After doing so users have lost the functionality of creating a new blog the link redirects to another page(although admins can do it) and you can no longer search for existing blogs. I have read the forums, posted to the forums and searched the internet for a reasonable explanation. I have found nothing describing this problem. I have checked the appropriate settings and everything is turned on for users to create blogs. At this point, I believe this may be a bug. This problems occurs using all mainstream browsers on Mac and PC. Please help as I am not sure what could be causing this issue and my search to find a plausible explanation has turned up nothing!",CaputoJen
Future Releases,20451,wp_insert_post() should accept a meta_input argument,,Post Types,,low,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-04-16T00:31:07Z,2012-04-16T18:31:43Z,"`wp_insert_post()` accepts a `tax_input` argument to set the post's terms, but there's no similar argument to set the post's meta fields. `add_post_meta()` must be called for each meta field after `wp_insert_post()` is called.
I'll do up a patch at some point.",johnbillion
Future Releases,12030,Better Options for New Registrations,,Multisite,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-01-26T00:23:07Z,2012-04-18T17:13:58Z,"MU Trac Ticket: http://trac.mu.wordpress.org/ticket/872
At the moment when new users register, there are very few options and not many plugins available.. It would be nice if the administrator could :
1) Allow passwords to be set during registration, rather than having it sent by email.
2) Make Email Verification optional.
3) See the users who haven't confirmed their registrations, and resend the confirmation emails from the admin area..
4) User Moderation : Make it easier to kick out users and delete spammers..
5) Invitation Codes (Optional): Allow the admin to create invite codes, which he can distribute, so that the mu install is well knit social community.
I know this is pretty much doable, but there lacks any good solution at the moment.
",wpmuguru
Future Releases,19903,wp_count_comments() and get_comments_count() both do SQL queries,,Comments,3.3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2012-01-26T22:16:42Z,2012-04-18T20:35:04Z,"{{{wp_count_comments()}}} and {{{get_comments_count()}}} are similar functions, with a few differences:
* Their results are returned in different formats:
* {{{wp_count_comments()}}} returns an object of:
* spam
* approved
* moderated
* total_comments
* trash
* post-trashed
* {{{get_comment_count()}}} returns an array of:
* spam
* approved
* awaiting_moderation
* total_comments
* {{{wp_count_comments()}}} caches, but {{{get_comment_count()}}} always hits the database.
* {{{get_comment_count()}}} is used nowhere in WordPress core.
I propose that we add 'trash' and 'post-trashed' reporting to {{{get_comment_count()}}}, and then have {{{wp_count_comments()}}} use {{{get_comment_count()}}} instead of doing its own SQL queries.
See #6884 and #19901",markjaquith
Future Releases,20066,SImplify the functionality of script_concat_settings() and remove the globals,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2012-02-18T06:53:01Z,2012-04-18T20:47:02Z,"As discussed in the comments on #20055, script_concat_settings() should be split into couple of simple functions that only check the constants and the 'can_compress_scripts' server option.",azaozz
Future Releases,19654,Allow overload of is_ssl() via a filter,,Plugins,3.3,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2011-12-23T16:44:07Z,2012-04-18T20:50:54Z,"Hi !
Would it be possible to add the is_ssl() function to the list of functions that can be overloaded via a plug-in?
The reason for this is that in some cases where SSL Offloading is used (SSL managed by an external device to the web server, say an F5 or STunnel), the {{{$_SERVER['HTTPS']}}} will be false because the web server is only listening on plain HTTP.
If we could overload this function via a plug-in, we could check other common HTTP Headers used by some devices when doing SSL Offloading, HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO, HTTP_FRONT_END_HTTPS or even a custom one the sysadmin chooses to inject to the request to let the web server know if the connection is secure or not.
",superkus
Future Releases,18188,Make it easier to go between Dashboard and site edit pages,PeteMall,Network Admin,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2011-07-20T19:22:16Z,2012-04-18T21:01:14Z,"Each site in a network install has a Dashboard and a set of ""edit"" pages (Info/Users/Themes/Settings).
The ""edit"" page URLs are '''/wp-admin/network/site-''settingsName''.php?id=''id''''' where ''settingsName'' is '''info''', '''users''', '''themes''', or '''settings'''. The Dashboard URL is '''/''siteName''/wp-admin/''' where ''siteName'' is, I think?, the site's '''Path''' field as shown in '''/wp-admin/network/site-info.php?id=''id''''' but without the leading and trailing slashes.
The problem is if I am in the ""edit"" pages and want to go to the site's dashboard, I have to click on '''Sites''', then hunt down the site in the list, then click '''Dashboard''' while hovering the mouse over the site's row. I have a similarly convoluted process to get from a Dashboard to the ""edit"" pages.
Does this need to be so complicated? It would be nice for network admins to see links on every Dashboard or ""edit"" page that allows the user to go back and forth between the two easily.
Or even better, how about making the ""edit"" pages just show up as additional items in the Dashboard?",novasource
Future Releases,20468,Recently active network plugins,,Network Admin,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-04-17T17:01:31Z,2012-04-19T03:41:30Z,There's no 'Recently Active' list on the Plugins screen in Network Admin. This should be simple enough to add in.,johnbillion
Future Releases,20492,Improve submit_button(),,General,3.4,low,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-04-19T20:40:10Z,2012-04-19T21:39:51Z,"The `submit_button()` function takes five arguments and calling it ends up being very messy.
Example [comment:ticket:20490:3 given by Scribu]:
> It makes for very unreadable code. For example, when I see this:
>
> {{{
> submit_button( $args['label_submit'], 'button', 'submit', false, array( 'id' => $args['id_submit'] ) )
> }}}
>
> I have no idea what that `false` parameter is for, without looking up the defition for submit_button().
>
> Plus, it's not that much shorter than writing the HTML by hand, which is clear as day:
>
> {{{
> <input name=""submit"" type=""submit"" id=""<?php echo esc_attr( $args['id_submit'] ); ?>"" value=""<?php echo esc_attr( $args['label_submit'] ); ?>"" />
> }}}
Let's change this so it accepts a `$text` parameter for the button text and an `$attributes` parameter for everything else.
Patch coming up.",johnbillion
Future Releases,20491,Introduce some JavaScript i18n functions,,I18N,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-04-19T18:50:24Z,2012-04-19T21:55:22Z,"There's JavaScript code dotted around core that handles i18n in JavaScript (for example, localised thousands separators in the pending comment count). We should bring this together into a wpL10n JavaScript library that can be reused by plugins.
I've done some work on this and I'll get a patch up in the next day or so.",johnbillion
Future Releases,20516,"Ability to remove a previously-used Header Image from the list of rotating ""random"" header images",,Themes,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-04-22T18:12:24Z,2012-04-22T21:38:55Z,"Being able to add a bunch of header images and then selecting the ""Random"" option in the Appearance > Header section is awesome! However, it is equally important to be able to remove one/some/all of those header images from the list of rotating images. The current UI does not support this.
An approach that would be the least disruptive to the current UI layout would be to enable a ""remove from list"" link (I wouldn't use the word ""delete"" because it's not deleting the media resource) when the user hovers over the image. The link could appear below the thumbnail, much as the Post's Quick Edit link appear under the list of Posts/Pages.",TomAuger
Future Releases,20520,Author Page Pagination Broken,,Rewrite Rules,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-23T04:16:03Z,2012-04-23T04:37:44Z,"WP 3.3.1 Multisite
Permalink setup: /author/post-name
- If the request is ""domain.com/authorname"" the authors page pagination link is broken.
- If the request is ""domain.com/author/authorname"" the authors page pagination link works fine.",rbaccaro
Future Releases,20490,Move submit_button to wp-includes for frontend inclusion & use with comment-template.php,,Comments,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-04-19T18:04:55Z,2012-04-23T14:43:09Z,"It would be nice to be able to use submit_button() on the frontend as well (cf. #15064). It appears that #16066 ""fixed"" #16061, which it did, but moving the submit_button functions would enable to revert back to the use of submit_button(). Moreover, I recommend changing the comment-template.php in wp-includes ([http://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/16066#file2 16066#file2]) to use a filter with the submit_button to enable attributes like onClick. As it stands right now, if a user wants to track comments in their analytics they have to hide the original and add a function hooked into comment_form and redo all the args.",wpsmith
Future Releases,19621,Cron not working in WP 3.3,,Cron,3.3,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2011-12-20T12:15:32Z,2012-04-23T21:15:31Z,"Hi,
I was working on wordpress cron and found that the cron doesn't synchronize the times even when the traffic is visiting site pages. The script works fine WP 3.2.1
Please check this. I believe wp-cron.php is not run in this latest release. ",hassanasad
Future Releases,20522,the sanitize_file_name_chars filter and ch(0),,Formatting,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,needs-unit-tests,2012-04-23T08:26:28Z,2012-04-24T00:41:12Z,"the sanitize_file_name_chars filter is tricky to use due to the chr(0) ending the array :
both
{{{
special_chars[] = $my_char;
}}}
and
{{{
array_push($special_chars, $mychar);
}}}
have no effect.
so the only way to add some char to the array is to use array_unshift :
{{{
array_unshift($special_chars, $mychar);
}}}
adding
this is mostly a php issue, but it could be useful to add some notice to the WordPress documentation.
",olivM
Future Releases,16443,We need a way to programmatically tell if we are in a sidebar,,Widgets,2.2,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-02-02T20:10:28Z,2012-04-24T13:21:16Z,There is currently no way to tell if you are in_a_sidebar or doing a widget which makes me a sad stallman lookalike.,jorbin
Future Releases,19912,Add Widget Groups and Locations,,Widgets,3.3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2012-01-28T04:54:13Z,2012-04-24T17:00:42Z,"Currently, if a widget cannot be properly matched to a sidebar when switching themes, it is moved to the ""Inactive widgets"" section (debated for quite a while here: #17979).
With the addition of the planned appearance improvements, it would be nice if we could let the user manipulate widgets as a group. Instead of trying to be too clever, we can let the user review where the widgets are positioned in their theme.
Conceptually, this is very similar to how nav menu locations currently operate. Menu items are grouped in menus (created by the user), which can be assigned to menu locations (created by the theme). Likewise, widgets would be organized into groups (created by the user), and could be assigned to widget locations (created by the theme). Currently, ""widget areas"" are on double-duty — they act as both ""widget groups"" and ""widget locations"".
I think the first step is to add the concept of ""widget groups"" into the current API and turn the existing ""widget areas"" into locations mapped to these groups.
If we're looking to compartmentalize the patches, these initial changes could initially be added without modifying the widgets UI. Instead, we could temporarily link a widget group to a widget area behind the scenes. That said, the benefits could only be fully realized with a few tweaks to the widgets UI.",koopersmith
Future Releases,20531,Version No. removed from theme name in themes,,General,3.4,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-04-24T11:12:54Z,2012-04-25T09:06:55Z,"The version no. of themes is removed in 3.4 from the themes page. There was a direct display of theme version no. in 3.3 and was a great help for developers with lots of theme with different versions. But now we have to click on Details to see the version number, which is just a bit time consuming. Hope you would consider my request.
Thanks
Sanam",kcssm
Future Releases,20545,TinyMCE - Edit/Delete Image Buttons Show For Non-editable Items,,TinyMCE,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-25T15:09:10Z,2012-04-25T15:09:10Z,"Forgive me if this has already been reported and/or fixed in 3.4. I've yet to have a chance to try out the BETA.
The wpEditImage plugin creates Edit and Delete buttons for every image on selection. There are several instances where images need to be used as content placeholders like in the instance of the <!-- more --> tag and [gallery] shortcode. The plugin provides a special class ""mceItem"" which prevents these image editing buttons from appearing on any image with the class.
However, the class apparently isn't checked in all the places it needs to be because you can make these image editing buttons appear even when they're not supposed to. These even occurs in the case of the [gallery] shortcode which has it's own Edit/Delete buttons. If you use one of these hacks, you can actually make the Edit/Delete ""Image"" buttons appear over the gallery-specific ones.
Here are a few examples and attached are some screenshots:
1. '''Firefox 11''' Even if an image uses the mceItemNoResize, the resize handles will still appear on hover. If you try to drag these handles, the image doesn't resize (as it shouldn't) but the Edit/Delete image buttons do appear. ''See Firefox Screenshot Suite''
2. '''IE 9''' Insert a [gallery] and hover your mouse just below an image until the ""text editor cursor"" appears. Simply click and the Edit/Delete image buttons will appear. You can differentiate these buttons from the Edit/Delete gallery buttons by hovering your mouse over them to read their title text. Unfortunately, I could not get a good screenshot of this.
Note: I could not get this error to occur on Safari or Opera.",Master Jake
Future Releases,20547,Ability to define post attachment status on insertion,,Media,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-04-25T20:57:48Z,2012-04-25T20:57:48Z,"By default, `wp_insert_attachment` will either set a new attachment as 'inherited' or 'private' - inherited being that it simply mimics the post status of its parent.
This is fine by default, but what about when wanting to run tests? For example, you have a live post that you want to add attachments to, but you want to ensure that the attachments (whatever they may be) are properly formatted before making them appear on your live post. By default, just uploading the attachment will push it live because it has inherited the published status of its parent.
Is this doable? What about filtering `$object` in the `wp_parse_args` function inside `wp_insert_attachment` to allow that property (along with the others - it makes sense to be able to filter them all) to be set?
Don't know how feasible it is, but if it's possible I'll work on a patch and tests.",griffinjt
Future Releases,15800,"Adding tabs to the ""Edit Site""-pages in Network Admin",,Network Admin,3.1,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-12-13T17:57:41Z,2012-04-26T18:59:22Z,"There are four tabs in the Network Admin > Edit Site pages. These are statically defined as an array in the files:
{{{
wp-admin/network/site-info.php
wp-admin/network/site-options.php
wp-admin/network/site-themes.php
wp-admin/network/site-users.php
}}}
It would be nice if there was a filter that allowed us to add more tabs to this bar. This would enable us to add more user friendly, site specific, option pages for super administrators.",PuffyThePirateBoy
Future Releases,17580,"get_media_item(): add filter to better control ""buttons"" in media upload and make more performant if buttons are already set",mitchoyoshitaka,Performance,3.1.3,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-05-26T23:08:45Z,2012-04-27T15:14:40Z,"Two issues in get_media_item():
1. There's no good, clean way to modify the ""buttons"" (things which get stored lumped together in $form_fields[""buttons""]) in the Media Upload, except for the ""delete"" and ""send"" (aka ""insert into post"") which can be controlled via the 'get_media_item_args'. Add a filter for that.
2. Right now we construct the HTML snippets for different buttons, as $send, $delete, and $thumbnail... and then checking whether $form_fields[""buttons""] is already set or not, and then only using them if it's not already set. If a plugin already pre-specifies the buttons HTML, this computation is completely wasteful. Move this conditional earlier.
3. (Terribly minor:) If any of these buttons aren't actually used, <td class='savesend'/> is produced with extra whitespace in it. This is a reflection of the poor design of the code which prints this HTML.",mitchoyoshitaka
Future Releases,20185,Postname Permalink with no title yields 404 error,,General,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,close,2012-03-06T19:16:44Z,2012-04-27T19:30:20Z,"When I change the permalink structure to %postname%, I get a 404 for all posts that don't have titles. The URL for each of these posts appears to be correct - it includes the ID instead of the title, but the post being served is listed as not found. If I change the generated permalink so that it is 3 digits rather than 4 or so that it has some alphabetic characters in it, all is OK.",ikemarrus
Future Releases,18776,balanceTags should ignore shortcodes & their content,,Shortcodes,3.2.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2011-09-26T11:26:10Z,2012-04-27T19:44:20Z,"Take following input:
{{{
something [myshortcode]<b>[/myshortcode]
}}}
after `balanceTags()` it becomes:
{{{
something [myshortcode]<b>[/myshortcode]</b>
}}}
Well, this is not what the shortcode creator probably wanted.
'''Proposed fixes:'''
If you are feeling lazy: Convert `[.*]` to `<$1>` and since balanceTags handles XML it should work, afterwards convert appropriate `<>` back to `[]`. Though this does not give a shortcode creator chance to disallow balancing tags inside it's content which is bad.
Better fix is to allow shortcode creators to decide wether their contents should be balanced:
1. `balanceTags()` should ignore all shortcodes and their contents.
2. Parse all shortcodes in content and on each shortcode call apply filter on so that shortcode creator can hook (if sees it appropriate) on to that. Shortcode creator then can call `balanceTags()` in his filter of that shortcode in order to run `balanceTags()` ''contents of shortcode'' separately if wanted.",ciantic
Future Releases,19649,DFW Auto textarea lengthening is twitchy,koopersmith,Editor,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),assigned,,2011-12-22T21:52:36Z,2012-04-27T21:08:56Z,"The auto textarea lengthening is twitchy. It shoves the content up a line, then pulls it back down.
Best seen in a screencast: http://screencast.com/t/e5zIpkk9nY",markjaquith
Future Releases,17301,Keep the connection open when doing upgrades or long-running operations,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-05-02T06:27:39Z,2012-04-28T17:44:21Z,"When we do long-running operations like upgrades-over-FTP, we may go a while without sending any data, which may cause the connection to be closed. We should investigate whether we can send some ""hey, still here"" dummy data down the pipe to keep the connection from being unceremoniously closed on us.
For example, Rackspace Cloud Sites runs behind load balancers that cut the connection after 30 seconds of no data. I was able to defeat it by manually flushing some dummy data like so:
{{{
<?php
for ( $i = 1; $i < 46; $i++ ) {
echo ""$i...<br />\r\n"";
flush();
sleep( 1 );
}
echo ""DONE"";
}}}",markjaquith
Future Releases,16589,Localized version stats,nacin*,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,feature request,accepted,,2011-02-18T08:52:48Z,2012-04-29T15:57:20Z,"There have been some discussions on localized version stats:
* http://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-polyglots/2009-November/003812.html
* http://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-polyglots/2009-December/003868.html
* http://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-polyglots/2010-July/004859.html
* http://wppolyglots.wordpress.com/2010/12/01/ive-found-some-discussions-about-local-2/
* http://wppolyglots.wordpress.com/2010/08/18/i-am-having-some-problems-with-site-stat/ (related)
Many translators would agree that it would be nice to have them back.",SergeyBiryukov
Future Releases,20558,allow wp_localize_script data to be added to existing objects,,Performance,3.3,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-04-27T16:44:03Z,2012-04-30T05:50:36Z,"Re: WP_Scripts::localize() located in wp-includes/class.wp-scripts.php
Currently when `WP_Scripts::localize()` handles the printing of wp_localize_script data to JavaScript, it starts the string with a `var` declaration, like this:
{{{
$script = ""var $object_name = "" . json_encode($l10n) . ';';
}}}
Because this is printed in the global scope, it becomes a global variable regardless of whether it's preceded by `var`. As far as JavaScript is concerned the above string would be equivalent to:
{{{
$script = $object_name . ' = ' . json_encode($l10n) . ';';
}}}
or
{{{
$script = 'this.' . $object_name . ' = ' . json_encode($l10n) .
';';
}}}
or
{{{
$script = 'window.' . $object_name . ' = ' . json_encode($l10n) .
';';
}}}
But I suppose it's possible thru hooks to make it so that the localization data prints outside of the global scope, in which case you might want the `var` to be there (if it we're wrapped in a closure). So I think the '''overall best solution''' would to check if the `$object_name` contains a period `.` character. If it does, omit the `var`. In other words, make it so that:
{{{
wp_localize_script('myplugin', 'myPluginData', $object )
}}}
would print:
{{{
var myPluginData = {...};
}}}
but that:
{{{
`wp_localize_script('myplugin', 'myPlugin.data', $object )`
}}}
would print:
{{{
myPlugin.data = {...};
}}}
By default the localization data runs before any enqueued scripts, in which case `myPlugin` would not yet be defined, but we should leave that for the JavaScript dev work out. My point is that the flexiblity should be there. Another route would be to apply a filter on that line but I don't think a filter is necessary if the above change is made.",ryanve
Future Releases,20571,problems with slug and view in custom post types,,Post Types,3.3.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-29T23:27:56Z,2012-04-30T06:39:19Z,"when creating custom post type, there are 2 minor problems
1. when setting rewrite to false, it is not possible to edit slug (edit button missing) - this is wrong as slug is needed e.g. for get_post queries by name
2. if the post is set '''not''' publicly_queryable, then anyway the post edit screen shows ""View [custom post name]"" and ""Preview"" button, which then points to 404 screen. ",thomask
Future Releases,19706,NOTICE: wp-admin/includes/post.php:834 - Illegal member variable name,,Warnings/Notices,3.3,low,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2012-01-01T00:30:43Z,2012-04-30T15:32:28Z,"Received this notice:
{{{NOTICE: wp-admin/includes/post.php:834 - Illegal member variable name}}}
Traced it to this in {{{wp_count_posts()}}}:
{{{
$count = $wpdb->get_results( $wpdb->prepare( $query, $type ), ARRAY_A );
$stats = array();
foreach ( get_post_stati() as $state )
$stats[$state] = 0;
foreach ( (array) $count as $row )
$stats[$row['post_status']] = $row['num_posts'];
$stats = (object) $stats;
}}}
Apparently I have a post with a post status of a blank string. So that gets set to an array key, and then is cast to an object. WP doesn't like that.
Proposed:
{{{
foreach ( (array) $count as $row ) {
if ( !empty( $row['post_status'] ) )
$stats[$row['post_status']] = $row['num_posts'];
}
}}}
Just discard empty post_status rows.",markjaquith
Future Releases,20439,Introduce __return_one function,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-04-13T19:38:53Z,2012-04-30T18:37:22Z,"Following #20357 and #18845 , I feel it would be useful to have a return function for 1 for use with filters.",bananastalktome
Future Releases,13147,Add-menu-item boxes should slide on expand/collapse,,Menus,3.0,lowest,minor,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2010-04-27T15:54:23Z,2012-05-01T14:05:29Z,"Self-descriptive. This part of a #13134 patch wasn't being cooperative, so I moved it here.",koopersmith
Future Releases,20596,Adding more actions to a widget,,Widgets,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,dev-feedback,2012-05-02T00:14:28Z,2012-05-02T05:45:48Z,"On the Widget UI, there is a ""Close"" button, aside with the ""Delete"" button, and I that developers should have a way to add more of those.
For exemple, I would see as a good use case when you have a way of previewing the widget.
Because right now the only way is by JS which is kinda of lame.
Thanks,",webord
Future Releases,20595,Collapsible Admin menu fails if items are added by code,,Administration,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-05-01T23:27:42Z,2012-05-02T07:48:13Z,"If I add a Button to the admin meny by '''action adminmenu''' the menu wont rebuid from collapsed state due z-index issues. In my opinion creating the menue might be changed to the following:
{{{
diff --git a/wp-admin/menu-header.php b/wp-admin/menu-header.php
index cdd81b2..8454a3d 100644
--- a/wp-admin/menu-header.php
+++ b/wp-admin/menu-header.php
@@ -164,10 +164,6 @@ function _wp_menu_output( $menu, $submenu, $submenu_as_parent = true ) {
}
echo ""</li>"";
}
-
- echo '<li id=""collapse-menu"" class=""hide-if-no-js""><div id=""collapse-button""><div></div></div>';
- echo '<span>' . esc_html__( 'Collapse menu' ) . '</span>';
- echo '</li>';
}
?>
@@ -181,6 +177,9 @@ function _wp_menu_output( $menu, $submenu, $submenu_as_parent = true ) {
_wp_menu_output( $menu, $submenu );
do_action( 'adminmenu' );
+echo '<li id=""collapse-menu"" class=""hide-if-no-js""><div id=""collapse-button""><div></div></div>';
+echo '<span>' . esc_html__( 'Collapse menu' ) . '</span>';
+echo '</li>';
?>
</ul>
}}}
see also: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/admin-menu-wont-dis-collapse-anymore",digitaldonkey
Future Releases,16109,Preview wigdets before publish,,Widgets,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2011-01-05T13:26:50Z,2012-05-02T16:11:45Z,"Why isn't this possible yet? Before publishing a widget that you can preview it. That way you can get the right settings out without first needing to publish it for the whole site viewers.
A preview would be very nice before publishing a wigdet like editting a post...",JonezJeA
Future Releases,20602,Replace media,,Media,3.3.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-05-02T13:29:45Z,2012-05-02T17:55:33Z,"I have been developing themes for clients lately that require the same image across the theme in varying places. A good example is an event site where the image is a badge/sticker showing the price of the tickets. This gets output on various pages in varying locations.
get_attachment_link is perfect as I can plugin a single ID and use the graphic wherever. However, the ticket prices change as the event gets closer and the graphic needs to be updated which breaks the theme in production when my client does so as a new ID is generated.
This doesn't make too much sense to me. I've worked with and developed CMSs of all kinds and usually the ID is preserved.
I would at least like the option, perhaps a checkbox, to indicate I want to reupload a new image. I think it's more common that an update on a media item would be to modify the same logical graphic rather than just replacing it with something entirely new.
I found the following plugin but I feel this really ought to be core.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/enable-media-replace/
Thanks for your consideration.",PorridgeBear
Future Releases,19980,Localized oEmbed providers,,I18N,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-02-06T23:27:32Z,2012-05-02T19:26:03Z,"Follow-up from #19601.
Some localizations might want to add their own oEmbed provider, perhaps a service widely used by users in their country or those who speak their language, despite us never hearing of it.
Right now, Bulgarian and Chinese add some, and Russian would consider it. [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/19601#comment:11 ref] Others, if shown the opportunity, will also likely want to add some.
We need to come up with a decent solution for handling these. Perhaps it is a switch() on get_locale() in WP_oEmbed.",nacin
Future Releases,19120,Interim login needs some work,azaozz,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),assigned,early,2011-11-02T22:46:42Z,2012-05-02T19:43:33Z,"A CSS style causes a white 20px stripe at the top of the otherwise gray interim login screen.
That should go, and azaozz thinks the popup should as well.
3.3 for now, but the rest may be punted by azaozz.",nacin
Future Releases,20186,Default font in the Visual Editor doesn't work well in all languages,,Editor,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2012-03-06T20:41:53Z,2012-05-02T20:25:57Z,As the title. This is somewhat unnoticed as most themes seem set the fonts there with editor-style.css. However we would need a default that works well for themes that don't set that.,azaozz
Future Releases,19930,Add tabindex to Comment Submit button,,Comments,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-01-30T14:54:21Z,2012-05-03T15:40:22Z,"For accessibility reasons, it would be nice to be able to add tabindex to the comment form submit area.",wpsmith
Future Releases,20609,"<p> tags in Editor not working on editing with wp_editor, wenn disabling media_buttons or quicktags",,Editor,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-05-03T16:36:01Z,2012-05-05T01:01:57Z,"When disabling the media_buttons or quicktags via the third argument in wp_editor via a settings array, <p> tags are not displayed any more, so there are no line breaks any more in the editor. Only "" "" is in the source code. The Problem also occurs, when changing 'quicktags' or 'media_buttons' in class-wp-editor.php in the core to false. wpautop is still true.
",julian42
Future Releases,20615,Unknown error when running plugins_api() with invalid slug,,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2012-05-05T14:59:07Z,2012-05-05T15:40:35Z,"Input:
{{{
$api = plugins_api( 'plugin_information', array( 'slug' => 'doesnt-exist' ) );
var_dump( $api );
}}}
Expected result:
{{{
WP_Error Object
(
[errors] => Array
(
[invalid_slug] => Array
(
[0] => Invalid plugin slug.
)
)
[error_data] => Array
(
[invalid_slug] => 404;
)
)
}}}
Actual result:
{{{
WP_Error Object
(
[errors] => Array
(
[plugins_api_failed] => Array
(
[0] => An unknown error occurred during the API request.
)
)
[error_data] => Array
(
[plugins_api_failed] => N;
)
)
}}}
PS: I have no idea what that 'N' is supposed to represent.",scribu
Future Releases,20620,create redirect_media_location filter in media.php,,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-05-06T07:54:09Z,2012-05-06T07:54:09Z,"Similar to the post.php redirect_post_location filter, media.php could use a redirect_media_location filter. This is useful for plugins that want to edit an attachement and redirect back to a specific place.",Sjeiti
Future Releases,20630,XML-RPC Extending documentation for methods called with a single param,,XML-RPC,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,needs-docs,2012-05-07T18:47:46Z,2012-05-07T19:06:01Z,"When an XML-RPC method is called with a single parameter, the method will receive the value directly instead of receiving an array with a single value. This seems to be intended, though unexpected, behavior. The documentation should be updated to mention this.
The related code is inside IXR_Server->call().",scott.gonzalez
Future Releases,20631,Add ability to add Contextual Help to the Theme Customizer,,Themes,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-05-07T20:11:39Z,2012-05-07T20:55:18Z,"While this is probably more complicated than I realize, it would be good to add the ability for contextual help in the admin side of the Theme Customizer. This would enable explanations of the various core features as well as any additional custom features by theme developers.",wpsmith
Future Releases,18386,"Bug in custom query when ""Front page displays"": ""A static page""",,Query,3.2.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,needs-unit-tests,2011-08-12T10:34:16Z,2012-05-09T10:13:53Z,"Here is the bug I have found:
When Front page displays is set to: A static page
and Blog posts are displayed on other page a bug accours...
Lets prepare test enviroment, with clear wp installation and two posts, where one of them is set to default category, and other is set to newly created category (which defautly has ID = 3).
Now, prepare two pages, and in Setting -> Reading set Front page to one of those pages, and Posts page to second one.
If You would like to exclude posts from category no 3 from main blog index, normaly You would use:
<?php query_posts($query_string . '&cat=-3'); ?> in index.php (or specified loop file linked there).
This would work if blog index is set as home page, but fails to work when above test enviroment is used.",CyberSpy
Future Releases,15637,Inline Edit Has No Hooks,,Quick/Bulk Edit,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-12-02T01:00:50Z,2012-05-11T11:23:26Z,"Currently, I am attempting to make it possible for an author to ""feature"" a post straight from the Quick Edit screen. I am looking in wp-includes/class-wp-posts-list-table.php and there are no hooks or actions for the Quick Edit screen so that I can add a checkbox or another input field in there.
I just want to add a checkbox to ""feature"" the post and then save it to the custom fields of that post, not too hard. But I need the do_action's to be there! Thanks!",sean212
Future Releases,20660,wp_get_attachment_url() ignores filter for unrecognized IDs,,General,3.3.2,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-05-11T16:49:29Z,2012-05-11T20:54:53Z,"wp_get_attachment_url() fails to invoke its filters when it encounters an unrecognized post ID. It would be helpful to allow a filter to deal with the situation.
The plugin NextGEN Gallery uses image IDs like ""ngg-1"", while WP's image IDs are integers. A filter could deal with the situation.
wp_get_attachment_url() begins like this:
{{{
$post_id = (int) $post_id;
if ( !$post =& get_post( $post_id ) )
return false;
}}}
Obviously, a nonstandard post ID will ignore the filters. If the filters were invoked, nonstandard IDs can be dealt with as desired by themes or plugins.
The filter should be given a ""false"" value instead of $url, and the original $post_id value (before forcing to (int)). If existing filters are already dealing with null or empty URLs, they can handle this situation.
Suggestion:
{{{
$post_id_original = $post_id;
$post_id = (int) $post_id;
if ( !$post =& get_post( $post_id ) )
$url = apply_filters( 'wp_get_attachment_url', false, $post_id_original );
if ( empty( $url ) )
return false;
return $url;
}}}
",RoamFree
Future Releases,11993,Add post thumbnail from url,,Post Thumbnails,2.9.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-01-24T22:32:59Z,2012-05-12T21:13:18Z,"If you got add a post thumbnail in 2.9, and use the ""From URL"" option, there is no link to set the image specified as the thumbnail. You can only put it in the post.",paradox460
Future Releases,17382,XMLRPC wp_getUsersBlogs Scalability,,XML-RPC,3.0.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-05-11T20:32:15Z,2012-05-13T16:16:46Z,"If there is a root blog with many sub blogs on it and a user that is an admin on each sub blog, then when the when the XML RPC method wp_getUsersBlogs() is called it does not scale very well. My PHP memory_limit setting was 128MB, and the XML RPC request died when a user was a member of 230+ blogs. I noticed that the number of queries made to the database for a single user that has many blogs that they are an admin is very high.
Affected line: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.0.1/xmlrpc.php#L443
I don't know exactly how the code would have to change so I am not providing a patch.",bmorneau
Future Releases,20606,orderby rand param does not work with either WP_User_Query or get_users,,Users,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-05-02T22:12:34Z,2012-05-15T19:20:21Z,"Using WordPress 3.2.1
{{{
$contributors = get_users(array('role' => 'contributor', 'orderby' => 'rand', 'number' => 3));
}}}
{{{
$wp_user_search = new WP_User_Query(array('role' => 'contributor', 'orderby' => 'rand', 'number' => 3));
$contributors = $wp_user_search->get_results();
}}}",kjmeath
Future Releases,20542,Extend register_widget to allow passing params as second argument,codearachnid,Widgets,3.4,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2012-04-25T11:56:19Z,2012-05-15T20:24:50Z,"I ran into an issue recently where I needed to make multiple calls of `register_widget('my_custom_class');` on the same class and have multiple unique widgets registered.
The problem I ran into is that every time the same class is called it will overwrite the last instance of the same class during the widget constructor request `parent::__construct('unique_id', 'widget title');` This does not allow for reuse of the same class to instantiate multiple widgets. I found that if I were to extend the register method in WP_Widget_Factory to pass through arguments into the extended WP_Widget constructor that I can reuse the same class for multiple widget registations. I am working out the logic to implement this directly into /wp-includes/widgets.php for future functionality improvement.",codearachnid
Future Releases,20523,Disable autoloader when using class_exists(),,General,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-04-23T10:08:32Z,2012-05-16T01:07:04Z,"A couple of files inside the /wp-includes/pomo directory use class_exists() the wrong way, for example in /wp-includes/pomo/entry.php :
{{{
if ( !class_exists( 'Translation_Entry') ):
}}}
It should be:
{{{
if ( !class_exists( 'Translation_Entry', false) ):
}}}
The second parameter 'false' disables autoloading. This is important because I'm integrating some WP functions into another existing website which already comes with an Autoloader for some classes = confusion.
This should be easy to fix. Thanks :)
",michael.heuberger
Future Releases,20688,Forward slash in custom taxonomy rewrite causes 404s because of (unnecessary?) attachment rule,,Rewrite Rules,3.3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-05-16T09:07:57Z,2012-05-16T11:54:34Z,"I implement a custom taxonomy with a rewrite that is designed to create urls like:
""/apps/about/sometag""
{{{
$name = 'apps';
register_taxonomy($name.'-tag', $name.'-post', array(
'label' => ucfirst($name) . ' Tags',
'public' => true,
'has_archive' => true,
'hierarchical' => false,
'update_count_callback' => '_update_post_term_count',
'rewrite' => array('slug' => ""$name/about"", with_front=>true)
));
}}}
However I was getting a 404 (yes I was flushing the rules) unless I changed the '/' to say a '-'. Upon inspection of the rules, I found this one whose precedence was causing the problem:
{{{
'apps/[^/]+/([^/]+)/?$' => 'index.php?attachment=$matches[1]'
}}}
Upon removing it inside the ""rewrite_rules_array"" hook, the problem was solved.
It seems odd to me that this generic rule exists and rewrites to an attachment of all things...",harikaram
Future Releases,20690,add_post_meta/update_post_meta and cache,,General,3.3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-05-16T14:33:30Z,2012-05-16T14:33:30Z,"I have a custom post type with 2 fields for price, second one has 5% discount and I want to populate it automatically by hooking to 'save_post'.
I have a working logic that calls update_post_meta() (or add_post_meta() ) for the second field but it doesn't get executed even with several post updates. However, if I end my function call with a var_dump that outputs the values from the function, everything goes smooth.
It looks like some caching issue to me that gets flushed per var_dump call, anyone able to reproduce?",nofearinc
Future Releases,17547,Image upload issues - Size reported as 0x0,,Upload,3.1.2,normal,critical,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2011-05-24T08:27:21Z,2012-05-16T17:35:28Z,"When I upload any image of any size to my wordpress installation the image uploads fine, but the size is reported as 0x0 and has only one option of inserting it as a full-sized image!
Further inspection of this issue has led me to believe that it lays with wordpress not inserting the correct (if any) meta data for the attachment into the database.
As you can see in the image below, the meta data is present and this image shows all options of inserting the image in the post at all sizes specified in the WordPress media settings panel.
http://www.millerswebsite.co.uk/images/meta%20data.jpg
But as you can clearly see from the image below, when the meta data is missing it shows you can't post the image at any size except full which is stated as 0x0px - Clearly something is wrong!
http://www.millerswebsite.co.uk/images/no%20size.jpg
Many people have had and are still having this issue since 2.5. There are quite a few forum threads relating to it with not a single word from anyone from WordPress.
Several tickets have been submitted to the WordPress Trac system with the issues going unresolved. This is a major problem and many people have reported it, yet nothing seems to have been done.
Sources :
http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/12532
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/cant-adjust-media-file-size-since-upgrading-to-27
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/images-upload-fine-but-wp-shows-0x0-size
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/add-image-size-only-allows-fullsize-with-0x0-dimensions
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/image-upload-in-wp-28-with-translation
If any solution exists to this problem, please let me know, I have been searching for weeks now to no avail. When I talk about solutions, I do not mean using plugins to ""regenerate thumbnails""! Yes I know this works, but it does not solve the problem as its only a temporary fix. Plus it needs to regenerate the images every time you upload a new image.
Side note :
I have tried a completely new installation of WordPress with and with out plugins on a completely different database. I have uploaded and re-uploaded the WordPress files also.
This is the type of image I am uploading. I took it on my Nikon D3100 and compressed to 80% @ 960x768 which makes it 83KB so it's not exceeding any upload limits and I am still having problems.
http://www.millerswebsite.co.uk/images/wordpress/DSC_2165.jpg
My host claims it is not their fault and they have recompiled apache and php for me, the php memory limit is also set to 128mb and file upload size is limited to 8mb.
A phpinfo() can be seen here : http://www.millerswebsite.co.uk/info.php
My original complaint can be seen on the forums here : http://wordpress.org/support/topic/image-upload-issues-size-reported-as-0x0?replies=10",David_Miller
Future Releases,19864,Abstract export_wp() for use by CLI scripts,,Export,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2012-01-20T18:16:17Z,2012-05-20T04:15:19Z,"Need to be able to execute an export from the PHP CLI for the purpose of running cron / maintenance scripts that write out exports.
This would include writing additional hooks that allow the arguments to be pulled from the cli as well as hooks that allow the output to redirected from the output buffer to a file.
Related ticket: #19863, extra hooks for manipulating content and arguments of an export",scottconnerly
Future Releases,20663,add_image_size needs a $label,,Media,3.3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-05-12T20:47:31Z,2012-05-21T00:05:59Z,"add_image_size() does not have a $label parameter, this effects both localization but more importantly limits the `image_size_names_choose` filter.
The is when you try to add an image to a post and you can select sizes via the radio buttons.
Default sizes have labels like: `'large' => __('Large')`
the `image_size_names_choose` filter is a great new filter that allows you to alter those radio buttons, but requires you to hardcore the array values for add_image_size() since it does not have a label (unless I'm missing something).
Reference code: https://gist.github.com/2668630
Related: #19990",wycks
Future Releases,20716,Control how and when request_filesystem_credentials outputs creds form,,Filesystem,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,reporter-feedback,2012-05-21T02:02:08Z,2012-05-21T02:05:10Z,"When using WP_Filesystem in a plugin or other external app, you can initialize it this way:
{{{
if ( false == ( $creds = request_filesystem_credentials( $url, $method, false, false, $form_fields ) ) ) {
return true;
}
}}}
Makes sense. If the method isn't direct or we don't have the credentials we need, `request_filesystem_credentials` outputs a form and returns false. Then we check again to make sure the credentials can be verified, and it not, we continue to output the form until the credentials are good.
{{{
if ( ! WP_Filesystem( $creds ) ) {
request_filesystem_credentials( $url, $method, true, false, $form_fields );
return true;
}
}}}
`request_filesystem_credentials` arbitrarily outputs the form whether you want it to or not, unless you explicitly filter the `request_filesystem_credentials` function itself. Using this in conjunction with Ajax, you have to use output buffering to catch the output and return it to the Ajax script for processing or else you get errors. This definitely isn't ideal.
I'd suggest storing the form in a variable and possibly pass a parameter that determines whether or not we want to actually output the form or not. Or, if there is another (better) way, that's cool too. Just some way to help `request_filesystem_credentials` determine how we want to interact with credentials should we need them.
",griffinjt
Future Releases,14676,"Moderation email option is confusing, limited",,Administration,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,reopened,,2010-08-23T17:06:23Z,2012-05-22T00:53:20Z,"The setting is ""E-mail me whenever a comment is held for moderation"" but in that sentence ""me"" is inaccurate; moderation emails are sent to admin_email.
""Email the admin ($admin_email) whenever"" would be accurate.
Here's a related question: Why not send moderation emails to post authors?",andy
Future Releases,20388,?cpage=N URLs do not have canonical redirection,,Canonical,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-07T05:43:02Z,2012-05-22T01:07:50Z,?cpage=N URLs aren't redirected to their pretty URL counterparts. They should be.,markjaquith
Future Releases,20725,Media library inconsistency,,General,3.3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-05-22T10:26:45Z,2012-05-22T10:26:45Z,"I need to put extra filters using restrict_manage_posts to Media library and i have noticed, that my filters did not appear on Media library iframe, opened when adding new media in post. It is handled with wp-admin/includes/media.php via media_upload_library_form function, which seems to be very old comparing to media library in class-wp-media-list-table
e.g. it does not use $this->months_dropdown( 'attachment' ); but wrotes 25 rows of code which do the same.
IMO it could be migrated to the new code
also it misses the
do_action( 'restrict_manage_posts' );
line, which is important for my desired functionality (when i hardcode it there, it works)",thomask
Future Releases,20659,Document available shortcodes in eg. new post page,,Shortcodes,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-05-11T14:40:28Z,2012-05-22T12:40:35Z,"It would be useful if a plugin defining shortcodes also could describe the usecase for the shortcode and the available attributes and the usecases for those attributes in a way that could be exposed in the interface on eg. the new post page.
One could take inspiration from eg. the Drupal Token module which has a token_list() hook that a Drupal module uses to describe every token it describes so that they can be presented to the user in the interface.
Something like:
{{{
add_shortcode_description('shortcodename')
}}}
That returns something like this would be nice:
{{{
array(
'description' => 'This is used to do foo',
'attr' => array(
'bar' => 'A text that will be presented as bar'
),
);
}}}",voxpelli
Future Releases,20729,Improve Admin Colors CSS enqueuing,,Appearance,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,early,2012-05-22T17:19:58Z,2012-05-22T17:20:17Z,"The hacky way in which we enqueue the admin colors css means that you get different ordering of the CSS between the development version of the scripts and the script-loader sourced version of the scripts.
This can cause CSS bugs which don't show when developing but do when running with the script loader - e.g. #16827
It also makes it harder to implement a custom css concatenator.
We should do something like - http://core.trac.wordpress.org/attachment/ticket/16827/colors-hacked-fixed.diff
To make this properly enqueue the styles.
We should also make this kind of call fire a {{{_doing_it_wrong()}}} as {{{true}}} is not a url :)
{{{
$styles->add( 'colors', true, array('wp-admin') );
}}}
This code harks back from [7976]",westi
Future Releases,20730,make function wp_list_categories rewritable for templates (File: category-template.php),,Template,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-05-22T17:34:02Z,2012-05-22T17:36:35Z,"Inserting
{{{
$list_categories_template = locate_template(array('listcategories.php'));
if ( '' != $list_categories_template ) {
require($list_categories_template);
return;
}
}}}
under
{{{
function wp_list_categories( $args = '' ) {
}}}
",wpuser12584
Future Releases,20735,Adding tags to form element of categories.,,Taxonomy,3.3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-05-23T13:15:59Z,2012-05-23T13:15:59Z,"Just like the post form in posts you can use the hook of ""post_edit_form_tag"" to add new tags to the form element of creating or editing new post.
but there is no hook for categories form to do that I think adding new element will be helpful feature.
Note: after some debugging I found that the hook can be add in:
#File: your wordpress directory/wp-admin/edit-tag-form.php
#Line: 33
# Find : <form name=""edittag"" id=""edittag"" method=""post"" action=""edit-tags.php"" class=""validate"">
# Relpace: <form name=""edittag"" id=""edittag"" method=""post"" action=""edit-tags.php"" class=""validate""<?php do_action('categoery_edit_form_tag'); ?>>
Thanks",m.ibrahim
Future Releases,20740,strip_shortcodes Chokes On Empty Shortcodes,,General,3.3.2,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-05-23T22:58:56Z,2012-05-23T22:58:56Z,"It appears the regex for strip_shortcodes doesn't recognize empty shortcodes. For example, a caption shortcode like this would only have the opening shortcode tag stripped:
{{{
[caption id=""attachment_3360"" width=""288"" caption=""Some caption""][/caption]
}}}
The closing caption tag remains in the resulting string.
I realize this is a fringe case (why would you have an empty caption?), but it popped up for me when working with a popular plugin that attempts to generate an excerpt by doing the following:
{{{
$content = strip_tags($content);
$content = strip_shortcodes($content);
}}}
Seems harmless--but if a caption contains only an image tag, the strip_tags removes it, and the strip_shortcodes chokes on the now-empty shortcode. Or even worse, if you have a second caption shortcode in the content, it strips EVERYTHING between the first opening caption tag and the second closing caption tag.
And I have to imagine there are some custom shortcodes that may be legitimately empty for some reason. I dunno.
To reproduce:
{{{
$content = '[caption][/caption]
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
[caption][/caption]';
$content = strip_shortcodes($content);
echo $content;
}}}
",MathSmath
Future Releases,20714,Theme customizer: Impossible to preview a search results page,,Themes,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-05-20T19:20:30Z,2012-05-24T06:57:40Z,"Steps to reproduce:
1. Open the theme customizer
2. Attempt to do a search in the site's search box in order to preview the search results page
The form won't submit and you won't be able to preview your search results.",johnbillion
Future Releases,20228,Image options can't be changed,,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2012-03-13T12:33:07Z,2012-05-24T07:18:18Z,"While testing #19126 I noticed the following options can never change:
* image_default_link_type
* image_default_size
* image_default_align
The ""Add media"" dialog remembers the last setting for size/align by using cookies. Link type always defaults to file.",koke
Future Releases,19693,redirect_guess_404_permalink() can catch the wrong post types,nacin,Canonical,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,,2011-12-30T04:53:09Z,2012-05-24T16:19:12Z,"When I access /blah, and that 404s, redirect_guess_404_permalink() will try to find a matching post name.
If blah is the start of a post name for a random post type (perhaps one used as internal storage), it'll match it and redirect (and then end up 404ing, potentially). There's no constraint on the post type if the post_type query var isn't set, which is going to be common.
We need to come up with a stricter query. (And while we're at it, we should hook redirect_guess_404_permalink() into redirect_canonical() so it may be unhooked without removing all canonical support.)",nacin
Future Releases,12227,Tags are converted to categories upon importation of content from Blogger,,Import,2.9.1,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2010-02-14T18:24:13Z,2012-05-24T22:32:40Z,"When I imported posts from my old blog at Blogger/Blogspot, all the tags used for the Blogger posts were converted to categories in WP. ",dwstultz
Future Releases,8877,dotclear import don't set the post category,westi*,Import,,low,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),accepted,,2009-01-17T22:05:20Z,2012-05-24T22:32:57Z,"when importing from dotclear, all the posts are set only to the default category.
i think the problem is due to the fact that wp_set_post_categories do nothing if we pass it only one category (don't know why...)
( in /wp-admin/import/dotclear.php, line 479 )
{{{
// Make Post-to-Category associations
$cats = array();
$category1 = get_category_by_slug($post_cat_name);
$category1 = $category1->term_id;
}}}
should be
{{{
// Make Post-to-Category associations
$cats = array(get_option('default_category'));
$category1 = get_category_by_slug($post_cat_name);
$category1 = $category1->term_id;
}}}
",olivM
Future Releases,9820,Multiple newlines stripped from within MT import files,,Import,2.7.1,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2009-05-14T11:03:43Z,2012-05-24T22:33:01Z,"When I imported entries from my old MT blog into a new Wordpress install, I expected my multiple newlines to be preserved. This is because MT uses them to form paragraphs; the Markdown or Text Control plugins can do the same in Wordpress, but either way, if you strip them out, you get a huge bundle of text which is difficult to read.
The problem appears to be in the wp-admin/import/mt.php file, which ignores blank lines regardless of context. If a newline were added in the event of a blank line when the context was body, comment, extended or excerpt, the newlines would be preserved. The attached patch fixes this.",IndigoJo
Future Releases,10947,Problem on import <embed> codes on mt.php script,Edgar Gabaldi,Import,2.8.4,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2009-10-12T16:59:13Z,2012-05-24T22:33:11Z,"I'm having trouble making the import of a file exported by CMS Movable Type.
All posts, categories, comments, users are imported correctly. The problem is that there are blocks of code in posts with the tag <embed> that are not being imported.",edgabaldi
Future Releases,18297,Cropping in step 2 in Custom_Image_Header,,Media,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2011-07-29T17:35:27Z,2012-05-24T22:50:56Z,"The cropping should not be based on the ratio but should follow some basic logic.
if ( ( yimg < HEADER_IMAGE_HEIGHT ) && ( ximg < HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH ) ) // no crop
else //do follow current functionality",wpsmith
Future Releases,20748,Include CPT Posts in Author Count & Archive Page,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-05-25T17:59:48Z,2012-05-25T18:07:20Z,"For whatever reason, the default behavior is to only count the number of 'post' that an author has published.
With the advent of custom post types, they should be included as well if the CPT has the 'author' capability.
Currently, the author archive can include CPTs if you manually alter the query - this should be enabled by default if authorship is allowed.",iridox
Future Releases,20790,Add widget_title filter to Links Widget,,Widgets,3.3.2,normal,major,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-05-30T09:23:29Z,2012-05-30T09:24:39Z,"Currently the Links Widget is the only default widget that doesn't support the widget_title filter. This is inconsistent and creates problems when plugin or theme authors want to filter widget titles - every other widget's title get's filtered, but not the Links WIdget.
Right now, displaying widget title is basically delegated to the wp_list_bookmarks function.
While this works, I suggest that this should be changed to be more consistent with other widgets - displaying widget title should really be the widget class job, not wp_list_bookmarks.
It should work with the existing wp_list_bookmarks function by specifying the categorize argument to be false.",ragulka
Future Releases,20738,Improve Javascript Word Counting for TinyMCE,,I18N,3.4,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2012-05-23T21:07:54Z,2012-05-30T13:57:17Z,"This is a follow on from #8759 to further improve the code.
While we improved it in 3.4 we can do a better job to more fully support the customisation for all different locales.
For know issues see the comments on the previous ticket.",westi
Future Releases,20739,Improve Excerpt generation for non-english locales,,I18N,3.4,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2012-05-23T21:09:45Z,2012-05-30T13:58:18Z,"This is a follow on from #16079 to further improve the code.
While we improved it in 3.4 we can do a better job to more fully support the customisation for all different locales.
For known issues see the comments on the previous ticket.",westi
Future Releases,17105,HTML 5.0 support,azaozz,Formatting,3.2,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2011-04-10T19:11:46Z,2012-05-30T22:58:25Z,"All HTML 5.0 block tags have been added in both versions of wpautop(), even tags that aren't fully supported in any browser yet and as of [17625] TinyMCE recognizes all HTML 5.0 tags too.
This ticket is for correcting issues with the HTML 5.0 support in WordPress' general workflow (writing, editing, formatting) and writing testcases for it.",azaozz
Future Releases,18703,'pre_get_posts'-filter without effect when modifying 'tax_query'. Wrong parameters passed to 'parse_tax_query() ??; WP 3.2.1.,info@…,General,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2011-09-19T13:10:12Z,2012-05-31T16:27:52Z,"When modifying the 'tax_query' array directly with 'pre_get_posts' filter (e.g. setting 'include_children' to false), then it will firstly be modified in 'wp-includes/query.php' -> get_posts() after running the filter in line 1911.
But after line 2195 and running 'parse_tax_query' the 'tax_query' 'include_children'-parameter is unwanted reset/changed to the default value.
I think the bug is the following:
parse_tax_query() uses and needs values from the 'tax_query'-array but gets passed over only the 'query_vars'-array. so it resets the 'tax_query'-array-parameters in query.php line 1678 and hereby also the previously and individually set 'tax_query' values.
as far as i understand the core, i assume that any changes to the 'tax_query'-array with 'pre_get_posts'-filter will get lost and only changes to the 'query_vars'-array will take effect.",xitromedia
Future Releases,14569,Assign plugins on a per-site-basis,,Multisite,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-08-09T09:35:55Z,2012-05-31T19:44:33Z,It's possible to assign themes per site with WordPress Multisite. However it isn't possible to assign plugins per site. Some plugins are only used for the mainsite and I don't want them to be visible in subsites.,ChantalC
Future Releases,15384,wp-login.php refactor,,Administration,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,early,2010-11-11T12:40:35Z,2012-05-31T21:40:02Z,"wp-login.php needs some serious work. When looking to do some improvements in #5919, I realized I literally needed a goto in order to achieve the goals outlined in this comment:
http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5919#comment:39
I am thinking a WP_Login class with some methods that can handle various different forms, POST handling, and rerouting.",nacin
Future Releases,20822,Switching visual/html on wp_editor used on front end not saved as new default,,General,3.3.2,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-04T06:45:12Z,2012-06-04T06:45:12Z,"Using the wp_editor on the frontend it doesn't default to the last used state it defaults to the last used state on the back end.
I did find that using:
add_filter( 'wp_default_editor', create_function('', 'return ""tinymce"";') );
inside the function I am using to replace the front end comments with the visual editor worked around this a for me by defaulting to visual which works as well for me in this case as last used, but the default should probably change globally when a logged in user toggles between the two _or_ should get saved independently.
",jb510
Future Releases,18105,Improve JOIN efficency of tax_query,,Database,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-07-14T04:28:59Z,2012-06-04T23:40:00Z,"Use of multiple items in a tax_query creates an inner join for each entry. This seems unnecessary.
Example query:
{{{
array(
'tax_query' => array(
'relation' => 'OR',
array('taxonomy' => 'tax1', 'field' => 'slug', 'terms' => 'term1'),
array('taxonomy' => 'tax2', 'field' => 'slug', 'terms' => 'term2'),
)
)
}}}
Resulting SQL:
{{{
SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS wp_posts.* FROM wp_posts
INNER JOIN wp_term_relationships ON (wp_posts.ID = wp_term_relationships.object_id)
INNER JOIN wp_term_relationships AS tt1 ON (wp_posts.ID = tt1.object_id)
WHERE 1=1 AND
...
AND (wp_term_relationships.term_taxonomy_id IN (XXX)
OR tt1.term_taxonomy_id IN (YYY) )
...
}}}
Each new entry in the array creates another inner join on the term_relationships table, along with an associated select argument.
However, the term_relationships table is defined with these main keys:
{{{
CREATE TABLE $wpdb->term_taxonomy (
term_taxonomy_id bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment,
term_id bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL default 0,
taxonomy varchar(32) NOT NULL default '',
...
PRIMARY KEY (term_taxonomy_id),
UNIQUE KEY term_id_taxonomy (term_id,taxonomy),
}}}
This basically means that the term_taxonomy_id is a unique ID for the row, and it's pointing to a unique relationship between some term and some taxonomy. Essentially, term_relationships defines what terms are in what taxonomies.
Therefore, the extra inner join and selection are entirely unnecessary. All references to a term in a taxonomy are unique. This isn't individual terms we're looking for in this query, but term+taxonomy.
An equivalent SQL statement to the one given before would be this:
{{{
SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS wp_posts.* FROM wp_posts
INNER JOIN wp_term_relationships ON (wp_posts.ID = wp_term_relationships.object_id)
WHERE 1=1 AND
...
AND (wp_term_relationships.term_taxonomy_id IN (XXX, YYY) )
...
}}}
This is equivalent because both XXX and YYY point to a specific term+taxonomy combination, not just to a term.
For the similar relation = AND case (instead of relation = OR), this query would be equivalent:
{{{
SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS wp_posts.* FROM wp_posts
INNER JOIN wp_term_relationships ON (wp_posts.ID = wp_term_relationships.object_id)
WHERE 1=1 AND
...
AND (wp_term_relationships.term_taxonomy_id IN (XXX)
AND (wp_term_relationships.term_taxonomy_id IN (YYY) )
...
}}}
We get a second statement in the where clause, but note the lack of a second inner join and lack of referencing it. This greatly improves performance.
Only one inner join is ever actually required for any number of items in the tax_query, thanks to the pre-lookups being performed to find the proper term_relationship entries.
Similar enhancements might be available for the meta table, however that is more complex and may be more difficult to improve.
",Otto42
Future Releases,20845,"wp_set_current_user( null, ""name"") does not work when $current_user is already 0",,Users,3.3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-05T13:11:53Z,2012-06-05T16:10:58Z,"According to the documentation for wp_set_current_user() you can
Set $id to null and specify a name if you do not know a user's ID.
This does not work when the current user has already been set to anonymous ( ID = 0 ) since the following test returns true.
if ( isset( $current_user ) && ( $current_user instanceof WP_User ) && ( $id == $current_user->ID ) ) {
The last part of the test should be corrected to
&& ($id === $current_user->ID) )
which will ensure that the test fails when the $id parameter is null, which will allow the rest of the pluggable function to continue and set the current user to the specified $name.
This is similar to #19769.
Note: the change in 3.4 has not fixed this particular problem.",bobbingwide
Future Releases,18769,Admin should not break if URL changes,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-09-24T22:58:42Z,2012-06-06T01:02:30Z,"We manage a lot of users who have WordPress blogs, and probably the number one user support request we have to field comes out of this situation:
1. User decides they want to move their WordPress,
2. They move the folder to a new URL,
3. Their admin page stops working, because it still had the old URL hard-coded.
This is silly and should be fixed.",AmbushCommander
Future Releases,20881,Show code references in inherited localization files,,I18N,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-07T20:01:31Z,2012-06-07T20:10:16Z,"For example string ""Invalid post type"" is used several times - on frontend and also in admin. But this string is only in frontend localization file, because this file is also loaded on admin side. That is correct, no need to duplicate strings in different files. But translators do not see code references related to admin file and it can leads to context problems during translation.
It could be very helpfull to modify makepot.php to add related code references to generated .pot files.
Related example: #20809",pavelevap
Future Releases,20880,Keyboard navigation in Appearance > Header is broken,,Accessibility,3.3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-07T17:40:34Z,2012-06-08T06:27:11Z,"It's impossible to use the Appearance > Header section with the keyboard because the Enter button will submit the form using the top-most submit input, which is not always the Save Changes button. How to reproduce, in Appearance > Header, using Twenty Eleven:
1. Select one of the default header images
2. Check the Show header text with your image option
3. Enter #111 for Text Color
4. Click Save Changes
At this point everything looks fine, but here comes the trouble:
5. Enter #222 for Text Color and hit Enter
You'll notice that #222 hasn't been set as the Text Color, instead your chosen header image (in step 1) has been removed, as if the Remove Header Image button was clicked.
6. Enter #333 for Text Color and hit Enter
You'll notice that #333 hasn't been set as the Text Color, instead it's been set to #000 which is Twenty Eleven's default, as if the Restore Original Header Text button was clicked.
When both Remove Header Image and Restore Original Header Text buttons are not present, the Return key submits the form using Save Changes, as expected. It's not limited to Text Color, but any other element that can submit the form using the Enter key.
I've been facing the exact same problem when doing an options panel for a theme with multiple actions as submit buttons, still haven't found a good solution. Marked as 3.3.2 but I believe it's been around earlier.
Thanks!",kovshenin
Future Releases,20890,Standardize line endings of wp-config-sample.php and wp-fullscreen.css,,General,,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-08T15:24:46Z,2012-06-08T15:57:59Z,"Two core files seem to have invalid line endings (\r).
{{{
~/data/wp$ ack -l ""\r""
wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wpfullscreen/css/wp-fullscreen.css
wp-config-sample.php
~/data/wp$ cat -vT wp-config-sample.php | head
<?php^M
/**^M
* The base configurations of the WordPress.^M
*^M
* This file has the following configurations: MySQL settings, Table Prefix,^M
* Secret Keys, WordPress Language, and ABSPATH. You can find more information^M
* by visiting {@link http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php Editing^M
* wp-config.php} Codex page. You can get the MySQL settings from your web host.^M
*^M
* This file is used by the wp-config.php creation script during the^M
}}}",xknown
Future Releases,20859,Theme Installer: Preview should be scrollable on iPad and Kindle Fire,,Appearance,3.4,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-06T21:51:09Z,2012-06-08T21:10:27Z,"Related to #20805. We've added techniques for smoothly scrolling iframes when they're the only frame on the page, but the theme installer still uses the overlay technique.
We may be able to iron this out in a similar fashion. Given that the old installer also used an overlay technique, this is not a regression.",koopersmith
Future Releases,20907,About screen text assumes user has update privileges,,Help/About,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-06-11T17:59:18Z,2012-06-11T18:02:42Z,"From the 'About' screen in WordPress:
> Thank you for updating to the latest version!
But I didn't! I am just a lowly editor. My administrator probably updated the site for me.
We shouldn't show this sentence if the user doesn't have the `update_core` capability.",johnbillion
Future Releases,20563,Add actions between sections in User Edit form,,Plugins,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-04-27T22:20:08Z,2012-06-12T23:45:44Z,"Currently there is only one hookable area in the User Edit to cleanly output additional fields: 'edit_user_profile' / 'show_user_profile'
I suggest we add another set just before each of the H3 tags on this page (/wp-admin/user-edit.php).
Above Personal Options:
{{{
<?php
if ( IS_PROFILE_PAGE )
do_action( 'show_user_profile_personal', $profileuser );
else
do_action( 'edit_user_profile_personal', $profileuser );
?>
<h3><?php _e('Personal Options'); ?></h3>
}}}
Above Name:
{{{
<?php
if ( IS_PROFILE_PAGE )
do_action( 'show_user_profile_name', $profileuser );
else
do_action( 'edit_user_profile_name', $profileuser );
?>
<h3><?php _e('Name') ?></h3>
}}}
Above Contact Info:
{{{
<?php
if ( IS_PROFILE_PAGE )
do_action( 'show_user_profile_contact', $profileuser );
else
do_action( 'edit_user_profile_contact', $profileuser );
?>
<h3><?php _e('Contact Info') ?></h3>
}}}
Above About:
{{{
<?php
if ( IS_PROFILE_PAGE )
do_action( 'show_user_profile_about', $profileuser );
else
do_action( 'edit_user_profile_about', $profileuser );
?>
<h3><?php IS_PROFILE_PAGE ? _e('About Yourself') : _e('About the user'); ?></h3>
}}}
For hooking into the save, I believe the existing action 'user_profile_update_errors' will suffice, though I'm not sure if that's the best name for having developers hook into for adding their own field and this runs after error checking.. So we could also add an action before error checking runs to allow for more extensibility to modify existing fields being saved there (letting you still use WP built-in error handling).
This would be added around line 130 in /wp-admin/includes/user.php:
{{{
// Allow plugins to modify user fields before error handling
do_action_ref_array( 'user_profile_update', array ( &$user, $update ) );
$errors = new WP_Error();
}}}",sc0ttkclark
Future Releases,20935,No display in the WYSIWYG editor.,,General,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-13T05:58:51Z,2012-06-13T05:58:51Z,"Sometimes, nothing in the visual editor in me does not appear and you can switch to HTML view.",OldShaterhan
Future Releases,20203,To return 404 page when user request not existing category and existing at once (in URL),,General,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-03-08T14:45:04Z,2012-06-13T10:45:59Z,"I have category 'category1' with posts in it. I want to get posts from 'caegory1' and not existing category 'not_existing'.
if I use URL like 'http://mysite.com/category/category1+notexisting' I get normal archive page but this is a page without post because there are no posts in 'category1' and 'not_exists' at once.
But maybe it is better to return 404 page? Because it produces additional duplicate pages for search engines like google.",egorpromo
Future Releases,20936,Image upload - HTTP error,,Upload,3.3.2,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-13T08:40:59Z,2012-06-13T21:24:05Z,"Unable to upload some type of images, because crunching error.
Reproducation:
Try to upload attached png image (SC20120611-160917.png), to wordpress site (3.3.2). I try it all of my wp sites, and fresh installation (without plugins). The upload progress aborted (HTTP error).
If you convert the png file to jpg, the upload and crunching was succeed (there is no configuration errors i think).
I try some workarounds too, but doesn't help (this is not an individual problem i think):
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/http-error-on-image-upload-still
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/flash-uploader-logs-out-during-crunching-phase?replies=19
This error affected 3rd party tools (like android wordpress app). ",voji
Future Releases,19793,'thumbnail' edit doesn't work,,Media,3.3.1,normal,critical,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-01-10T15:38:54Z,2012-06-13T21:38:18Z,"When you upload some image, by the default 'thumbnail', 'medium' and 'large' sizes of this image are generated.
You can re-crop them by clicking on 'edit image' link.
If you check 'Thumbnail' on 'Apply changes to:', only 'thumbnail' size will be re-cropped (thats how I understand this feature).
But.
If you set 'Selection' in 'Image Crop' to actual 'thumbnail' size set in 'Media' page of the settings, nothing will be re-cropped and saved (first problem). Once you try, you lose the ability to check 'Apply changes to' option on the 'Edit image' screen, it disappears (second one).
How to reproduce.
Set 'thumbnail' in settings to '280x210'. Check crop option.
Upload some big image (bigger than 'thumbnail' size), click on 'Edit image' link in image edit screen.
Make a selection on image.
Find 'Image Crop' section. Don't fill 'Aspect ratio' (not tested), fill 'Selection' with '280' and '210'.
Set 'Thumbnail' in 'Apply changes to'.
Click on crop icon, and then on 'Save' button.
Get a response 'Image saved'.
You fill like you have re-cropped 'thumbnail' size of the image and new one was generated. It didn't.
Go to uploads folder, try to find your new thumbnail. There is still a previous one.
Something strange happened.
After this, inside '_wp_attachment_backup_sizes' of re-cropped attachment, we get 'thumbnail-orig' item. Its ok.
If you check '_wp_attachment_metadata', you won't find 'thumbnail' item anymore. Its disappeared. Like you don't have 'thumbnail' size set.
Thats strange. Logically, it should contain link to re-cropped thumbnail.
Tested on 3.3 and 3.3.1.
",janmakinen
Future Releases,20947,"feature request: one-click update for core, themes and plugins (all in one)",,Upgrade/Install,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,dev-feedback,2012-06-13T22:48:50Z,2012-06-13T22:49:28Z,"I'd love to have the one-click update be truly one-click so that you can click once and update core, themes and plugins all at once as opposed to having to initiate three different updates.",jkudish
Future Releases,18191,New filter request - media_items,,Media,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-07-21T15:03:21Z,2012-06-14T11:59:15Z,"Hi there,
I humbly ask for new filter in WordPress, in file wp-admin/includes/media.php, function get_media_items(), aplied on output after the media files have been processed. Please see attached file (based on 3.2.1 version of the file) where I would like to have it.
Purpose: I am developing a plug-in that would add mass-rename/update to the gallery items (e.g. I upload 50 pictures into gallery and want to set their label to the same value for all 50 of them, so I don't need to edit it 50 times, but do it just once). For this I want to add one more line to the list of media items where I put the code for this functionality. For this injection of my code I ask for the new filter.
Thanks, Honza",honza.skypala
Future Releases,20927,Ampersand inside HTML comment causes wp_insert_post to loop infinitely,,General,3.3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-12T19:54:46Z,2012-06-14T13:09:40Z,"I'm encountering an issue with wp_insert_post where, when the post_content contains an HTML comment containing an ampersand (ie, ""<!-- & -->""), wp_insert_post seems to be getting stuck in an infinite loop. As far as I can tell, it is endless escaping the & into & over and over.
I've attached a small script that reproduces this error; you need to replace the HTTP_HOST and the path to wp-load.php to reflect your own machine for it to run. I've reproduced this issue on two different machines, both running Ubuntu 12.04, one on Wordpress 3.3.1 and the other on Wordpress 3.3.2.
The most bizarre thing about this issue, to me, is if you move the contents of the includeFiles() function out of the function and into the main body of the script, the issue no longer occurs. Somehow, including wp-load.php from a function is causing the infinite loop.",jpayette
Future Releases,20958,Add to the Template Hierarchy the 410 error page,byteee,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-06-14T16:32:57Z,2012-06-14T16:32:57Z,"In my last project where I migrate a web from asp to wordpress, I have some pages that not longer exists. Normally, we do a 301 redirection to the home page or some other place. But digging a little in google, if we get a page that not longer exists, its better to return a 410 response code instead of 301 code (talking about SEO aspects).
I did it manually following this post: [http://otroblogmas.com/retornar-410-wordpress/]
I think that we can include in the Template Hierarchy the 410.php file to show it when we are getting a page that not longer exists. ",byteee
Future Releases,19950,Support the Uyghur translation,,I18N,,lowest,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-02-02T23:23:02Z,2012-06-15T04:17:25Z,"The Uyghur translation (ug_CN) bends over backwards to be compatible with WordPress. Because there is so much going on here, I need to pull it out into its own ticket.
Given the complexities here (I will post a diff shortly), and because they compose about 1/10th of one percent of non-English downloads, I don't see this happening for 3.4.",nacin
Future Releases,19065,Please provide original javascript files (.dev.js) for all minified files,nacin,General,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),reopened,,2011-10-27T10:18:57Z,2012-06-15T09:01:46Z,"Please provide original javascript files (.dev.js) for all minified files. This is not only useful for debugging, it's also a requirement of some free software distributions like Debian (cf the bug report that prompted all this: http://bugs.debian.org/646729).
Missing files that I noted are (relative to wp-includes/js):
{{{
crop/cropper.dev.js
jquery/jquery.dev.js
jquery/jquery.query.dev.js
jquery/jquery.schedule.dev.js
jquery/jquery.serialize-object.dev.js
jquery/ui/*.dev.js (all *.js files are minified)
plupload/plupload.*.dev.js (all plupload.*.js files are minified)
swfupload/swfupload-all.dev.js
tinymce/tiny_mce.dev.js
tinymce/tiny_mce_popup.dev.js
tinymce/plugins/*/editor_plugin.dev.js (all plugins except the WP ones)
tinymce/themes/advanced/editor_template.js
tinymce/wp-tinymce.dev.js.gz
swfobject.dev.js
}}}
I'm not really sure about swfupload/swfupload-all.js, if it's swfupload.js + the 4 plugins minified, then it's ok I guess. But it would be nice to have it documented.
tinymce/wp-tinymce.dev.js.gz is probably also generated from something else but I could not figure out what. It would be nice to document how and when to regenerate it.
I can help to dig out the required files if it helps. Ideally the build process of wordpress would include a way to regenerate automatically the minified files from the corresponding .dev.js file.",rhertzog
Future Releases,20977,Add Dynamic Comment Statuses,,Comments,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-06-15T17:12:07Z,2012-06-15T17:21:37Z,It would be great to add some filters/actions that would allow plugin developers to add additional statuses to comments.,supercleanse
Future Releases,20988,Open a closed sidebar box and enable droppable/sortable in it when you hover a draggable available widget over it,ldebrouwer,Widgets,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-06-16T10:27:24Z,2012-06-16T11:00:29Z,"At the moment you have to explicitly open a sidebar box to allow it to except available widgets. In my humble opinion this is bad UX and the sidebar box should expand automatically when being hovered over with a draggable and it should accept the draggable to it's containing droppable/sortable as well.
The obstacles to overcome:
- Since the draggable in most cases overlaps the sidebar box when dragging over it ( unless you move really quickly ) it's hard to register a 'mouseenter'. This could be solved by setting the 'cursorAt' option for the draggable.
- Opening a sidebar box is trivial but activating the droppable/sortable only seems to kick in when the draggable has been released.",ldebrouwer
Future Releases,20076,add_editor_style() should support plugins as well,,TinyMCE,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,close,2012-02-19T15:16:34Z,2012-06-17T16:24:46Z,"Although plugins can use the ""mce_css"" filter to add stylesheets for TinyMCE, from an API standpoint this function is a bit misleading / counterintuitive. Why shouldn't plugins be allowed to use one and the same function call to load stylesheets? I know this was probably implemented for use in twentyten, but maybe it's time to expand it.",ericlewis
Future Releases,10483,Change post_name's length from 200 to 400,ryan,Permalinks,,low,minor,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,dev-feedback,2009-07-25T06:31:52Z,2012-06-18T17:43:31Z,"Hello, guys! Thank you very much for providing such a great piece of software! I love WordPress very much! :)
I use WordPress in Russian language and the URLs on my [http://www.ielnur.com blog] consist of Russian characters. There is a [http://www.ielnur.com/blog/2009/05/снова-бросить-курить-30-тидневное-испытание/ post] with not such a long URL in Russian, but since it gets encoded to special characters it becomes too long to get fit into `post_name` field of `post` table.
I've found what code needs to be changed to increase the length. I make these changes every time a new version is released. I think it would be better to submit a patch here so that others people can benefit from it and I will not need to make those changes every release.
I'm attaching the patch to this ticket and asking you to apply it to the code.
Thank you very much again, guys! You do a great job! :)
Cheers,
Elnur",elnur
Future Releases,21014,Add Action to Form Tags In Settings Pages,,General,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-06-18T19:04:14Z,2012-06-18T19:04:14Z,"It would be nice to have additional hooks that allow adding attributes to form tags in settings pages.
For example, if you would like to allow a user to upload an image in a settings page, you need to add the enctype attribute to the form tag. Having a hook would allow you to avoid doing this with JS.
user-edit.php and user-new.php allow this using the 'user_edit_form_tag' and 'user_new_form_tag' hooks respectively, and it appears that edit-tag-form.php is adding this also. (http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/15261)",desrosj
Future Releases,18496,Quick edit loses custom colums and custom order - looks bad,,Quick/Bulk Edit,3.2.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,feature request,reopened,reporter-feedback,2011-08-23T01:56:37Z,2012-06-18T22:31:42Z,"Using manage_posts_custom_column, 'manage_posts_columns', 'manage_edit-'.$post_type.'_columns' etc
to add custom columns to the manage edit lists and to change the order of the fields.
If Quick edit is used on a post, the custom columns disappear (visually - a refresh displays them again) and the custom column order is reset just for that post.
This results in a rather buggy looking display. (See attached screenshots). All is okay on a refresh of the page.
I think this is related to http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/17935. (explained differently, but possibly similar cause?)
",anmari
Future Releases,20226,Don't advertise pingback URL on resources that don't support pingbacks,,Template,3.3,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-03-13T11:34:39Z,2012-06-19T04:25:20Z,"Currently, !WordPress indiscriminately adds an `X-Pingback` header to all responses. Similarly all the bundled themes add `link rel=""pingback""` to all pages.
The purpose of `X-Pingback` and `link rel=""pingback""` is to advertise that the current resource supports pingbacks and provide a pingback URL. They should only be inserted when the resource actually accepts pingbacks - i.e., only when `is_single()` is true, and maybe even only when pings are open on that post.",solarissmoke
Future Releases,9117,Spam queue doesn't distinguish between filter sources,,Administration,2.7,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-02-12T22:50:51Z,2012-06-19T19:23:07Z,"1. On the Settings / Discussion tab, go to the Comment Blacklist box, and add the string ""the"".
2. Post a comment containing the word ""the"". It will be caught as spam.
3. Visit the Comments / Spam tab. Your comment is there, but there is nothing to indicate whether it was caught by the Comment Blacklist, or by Akismet, or by another spam filter.
Result: neither the user nor WordPress knows how to prevent that comment from being caught in future. Many users will forget about the Blacklist feature and assume their spam filter plugin is faulty.
Suggested fix: comments caught as spam should record the reason. This should be displayed to the user, and used internally by spam filter plugins to decide how to handle false positives.
",tellyworth
Future Releases,19826,Error behavior for deleting trashed posts is different for Bulk Delete versus Empty Trash,,Trash,3.1.2,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-01-13T18:38:00Z,2012-06-19T19:34:42Z,"Bug testing a custom blog build, but I may have located a bug with core (wp-die) Trash error messages.
Background:
*The blog has different users, with different roles.
*Issue occurs on trash page of a custom post type (post status = trash .../edit.php?post_status=trash&post_type=subject)
*Trash contains posts by both an admin role (who can add/edit/delete all custom posts) and an author role (who can add/edit/delete his/her own posts).
*Logged in as an author.
*Using Capability Manager Plug-in. (Tested bug without plugin too)
*Issue is specific to behavior after normal WP-error is thrown.
Issue:
Same WP error. Two different behaviors.
Different functionality occurs between using the Bulk Actions (Delete Permanently) > ""Apply"" button and the ""Empty Trash"" button, after a normal WP error is thrown. In the first case (Bulk Actions > Apply [1a below]), after I return from the error page and refresh the Trash page, all of the selected author pages have been deleted. No admin pages have been deleted.
In the second case (""Empty Trash"" [1b below]), after I return from the error page and refresh the Trash page, all of the selected author pages have NOT been deleted. No admin pages have been deleted.
Behavior:
1a. When I am logged in as an author and I highlight posts by both author and admin, and I attempt to delete using Bulk Actions (Delete Per.) > ""Apply"", I receive the WordPress error ""You are not allowed to delete this item."" ///After I return from the error page and refresh the Trash page, all of the selected author pages have been deleted. No admin pages have been deleted.
1b. When I am logged in as an author and I highlight posts by both author and admin, and I attempt to delete using ""Empty Trash"" button, I receive the WordPress error ""You are not allowed to delete this item."" ///I return from the error page and refresh the Trash page, all of the selected author pages have NOT been deleted. No admin pages have been deleted.
returning to the Trash page. Tested both scenarios.
1. I hit back on the browser, and return to the Trash page. I refresh the page.
2. Move to a different WP admin page, not the Trash page, then return to the Trash page.
Question, because the same text/error is thrown for both buttons, why is the functionality different? Both single functions seem appropriate, however, having both functions exist together instead of picking one behavior seems problematic.",jpbellona
Future Releases,20844,Specify titles using <!-- nextpage -->,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-06-05T09:49:51Z,2012-06-19T23:05:04Z,"Hi,
I'm planning to code a plugin but maybe you're going to code it into WP core, so I prefer to ask before.
The idea is to modify <!-- nextpage --> code in order to give a title to every page, also better in SEO to have an url like www.wordpress.org/2012/my-article and www.wordpress.org/2012/my-article/conclusion/ instead of www.wordpress.org/2012/my-article/2/.
Maybe is possible to modify it this way: <!-- nextpage['Conclusion'] -->
It's different from subpages because it will be usable on every post type, not even on pages, and you will create just one post, not more.
Last but not least you could have a page selector with titles not page numbers.
Thanks :)",sgr33n
Future Releases,10237,Implement Content Security Policy to prevent XSS,ryan,Security,2.8,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2009-06-22T20:50:37Z,2012-06-20T16:12:36Z,"http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=3654
1. Here’s how Content Security Policy can provide a way for server administrators to reduce or eliminate their XSS attack surface. Website administrators specify which domains the browser should treat as valid sources of script.
2. The browser will only execute script in source files from the white-listed domains and will disregard everything else, including inline scripts and event-handling HTML attributes.
- Note: event-handling is still enabled in CSP without using HTML attributes.
3. Sites that never want to have JavaScript included in their pages can choose to globally disallow script.",Denis-de-Bernardy
Future Releases,18981,erroneous pie graph in plugins repository,,WordPress.org site,3.2.1,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2011-10-18T06:43:00Z,2012-06-21T12:26:06Z,"In plugins repository of wordpress.org:
Since more than a week, pie graph of statistic are erroneous... Only one part, very old version targeted !
What happens ?
one example in our seven list and other more : http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/xili-language/stats/
",michelwppi
Future Releases,21043,is_user_logged_in() returns true even if user is not logged in,,Users,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-06-21T20:40:13Z,2012-06-21T20:56:54Z,"If you have {{{wp_set_current_user()}}}, then {{{is_user_logged_in()}}} will always return true. This goes against my understanding of the role of wp_set_current_user() especially as explained by the documentation:
""Some WordPress functionality is based on the current user and not based on the signed in user. Therefore, it opens the ability to edit and perform actions on users who aren't signed in.""
But then we look at {{{is_user_logged_in()}}} and it just says - can we {{{get_current_user()}}}?
Suddenly wp_set_current_user is looking like wp_switch_logged_in_user(), which I doubt is the intent of that function.
",TomAuger
Future Releases,21046,"Dashboard ""Right Now"" widget hook should be right_now_end, not rightnow_end",,Widgets,3.4,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-22T07:35:20Z,2012-06-22T07:35:20Z,"In /wp-admin/includes/dashboard.php , the following callback is used:
{{{
do_action( 'rightnow_end' );
}}}
However, [http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference#Dashboard_.22Right_Now.22_Widget_Actions the documentation] and logic (for consistency with `right_now_content_table_end`, `right_now_table_end`, etc) would tell us that the hook should actually be called `right_now_end`.",schreifels
Future Releases,17255,Draft status for media files,,Media,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2011-04-27T11:48:11Z,2012-06-23T00:56:18Z,"It's weird that media files don't carry any concept of pub status. If someone wants to upload files (either attached to a post or directly into the library), they should be able to keep them hidden via 'draft' status just like any other content. The fact that people can link to things that haven't been explicitly published is bizarre.
Media files should have a pub status. If uploaded as post attachment, should inherit publish on post publish. Would then need a workflow for if a post becomes unpublished containing media, as it then lives in library for use by other content, so would need to ask if user wants to unpub media files as well. This would be a big shift, so would make most sense as part of a media redux with a long notice period for plugin and theme authors. ",jane
Future Releases,21051,Database query needs optimization - function post_exists,,Performance,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-06-23T10:42:34Z,2012-06-23T21:09:26Z,"Function post_exists in /wp-admin/includes/post.php is causing full table scans and sometimes it takes upto 30 seconds when there are millions of records in wp_posts table.
Sample query -
{{{
# Time: 120623 2:16:28
# User@Host: test[test] @ localhost []
# Query_time: 17 Lock_time: 0 Rows_sent: 0 Rows_examined: 13952234
SELECT ID FROM wp_posts WHERE 1=1 AND post_title = 'MIO WALKBLK'AND post_content = 'Mio Walk Black MENS HEART RATE DIGITAL FACE<br /><br /> Brand: MIO<br /> Style: HRM<br /> Size: Mens<br /> Attachement: Black Resin Band';
}}}
On running EXPLAIN output generated is
{{{
id select_type table type possible_keys key key_len ref rows Extra
1 SIMPLE wp_posts ALL NULL NULL NULL NULL 13952445 Using where
}}}
Clearly its not making use of any index on wp_posts and thus causes full table scans and slow queries.
Suggestions:
More parameters like 'post_type', 'post_author', and 'post_category' can be added to improve functionality of post_exists function and this might also improve performance of database queries.",arpit.tambi.in
Future Releases,14452,Duplicate check for comments: Inappropriate errorhandling for xmlrpc,,XML-RPC,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2010-07-29T08:44:34Z,2012-06-23T22:48:28Z,The duplicate check for comments just dies in case a dulicate is detected(see wp-includes/comment.php around line 550). This ends up with a html page delivered in any cases. When accessing through xmlrpc this leads to the problem that this html page is send back to the xmlrpc client instead of a proper xmlrpc formated message.,mrutz
Future Releases,21061,Can't drag an opened widget to other widget area,,Widgets,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-06-24T19:43:44Z,2012-06-24T19:43:44Z,"the placeholder does not appear and the option to drag the opened widget is not possible, to fix this: to auto-close the widget before drag event (sortable) or add option to accept opened widgets
http://wpimpact.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Untitled-5.png",alexvorn2
Future Releases,18087,Extend mw_newMediaObject to include EXIF data,,XML-RPC,3.2,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-07-12T19:24:09Z,2012-06-24T20:42:07Z,"Would it be possible to include the exif transfer when using mw_newMediaObject function via XMLRPC? Currently the image gets transfered into library but Title, Caption field remains blank.
I checked the uploaded file and it carries the exif, so it does not get striped in the process.",MYSTERYouse
Future Releases,20662,private post can be sticky via quickedit,,XML-RPC,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-05-12T08:37:27Z,2012-06-24T22:13:17Z,"While preparing translations to 3.4 I came across
http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-includes/class-wp-xmlrpc-server.php#L908
This indicates that a private post cannot be marked as sticky.
- however it is quite possible to mark a private post as sticky while using quickedit.
Solution proposal, remove sticky tickbox on quickedit if post is private.
Or if this is only related to the XMLRPC, fix the returnmessage to a warning ""a private post will only be visible to you, so sticky might not make any sense"".
I'm thinking.. ""either its possible or its not, the logic should be the same""
",maxemil
Future Releases,9785,Search Enhancements -- consolidated ticket,,General,2.8,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-05-10T23:54:34Z,2012-06-25T01:47:24Z,"Closing the following as dups, pending ""the big search overhaul"" that may never come:
- #5149 -- search everywhere (with committed patch)
- #9230 -- search in post and pages and both
- #5525 -- also search for posts with search query as terms (tags, cats, ...)
- #5054 -- allow to negate keyword on search
- #7394 -- assign greater weight to posts with search query in title
- #7647 -- search in attachment descriptions",Denis-de-Bernardy
Future Releases,21034,Flyout Menu on Backend doesn't Loades Untill Whole Page is Loaded,,Administration,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-06-21T09:43:55Z,2012-06-25T05:30:06Z,"I have noticed this ever since the flyout menu was introduced. Menu items on flyout menus is not shows until the whole page gets loaded. For high speed connection its not a problem but it gets annoying people who connected in dial up (last week my ISP was down so i had to work with dial up for couple of days).
So, we could make the flyout menu items css/js to load on header so it doesn't wait for to load the whole page and make the backend accessible to and less annoying to low speed users.. For testing it you have to log into backend with low speed connection. If you need proof i can make a video with my dial up. Just let me know.
BTW: What i see on firebug that the css for flyout menu loads on header so i don't really find out what causes the menu to not showing on hover until the page loads.",prionkor
Future Releases,18959,Allow choosing multiple header images,,Themes,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-10-15T21:32:15Z,2012-06-25T16:01:02Z,"Please, see small screenshot :)
[[Image(http://trueimages.ru/img/0f/5b/b7cf5f11a2786fc804521503268.png)]]
Description: This is the theme TwentyEleven. I want choose multiple header images, (for example 4,5,6), but i cannot. Only random or only one. Thanks.",wikicms
Future Releases,19846,"Specify 'primary' sidebar, so widgets land in correct sidebar when changing themes",,Widgets,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-01-16T21:49:42Z,2012-06-25T19:58:19Z,"With the improvements to widget handling in 3.3, the widgets in a previous theme's sidebar are transferred to your current theme's sidebar. But there's no way to specify which sidebar should receive them.
For example, when you activate the Genesis theme it has three widget areas:
- Header Right
- Primary Sidebar
- Secondary Sidebar
If you install a fresh copy of WP and then activate Genesis, the Header Right widget area is populated with the 6 default widgets ( http://twitpic.com/8618x5 ). It's definitely not ideal for new users unfamiliar with this.
It would be great if there were some way to specify a primary sidebar when registering it, and that's the one the default widgets flow into.
{{{
register_sidebar( array( 'name' => 'Primary Sidebar', 'id' => 'primary-sidebar', 'primary' => true );
register_sidebar( array( 'name' => 'Secondary Sidebar', 'id' => 'secondary-sidebar' );
// Default: 'primary' => false
}}}
There might be better ways to handle this, but I think it should be done in WP core. If it's up to the themes to solve, we'll have to use solutions like this: https://gist.github.com/1623202",billerickson
Future Releases,20870,error notice when $post = NULL with gallery_shortcode,,Media,3.3,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-07T11:05:46Z,2012-06-26T03:12:02Z,"i have noticed with many relevant plugins and functions it may happen, that gallery_shortcode is called when global $post returns NULL. problem is, that gallery_shortcode function media.php containts
{{{
'id' => $post->ID,
}}}
(row 798 on 3.4 or 783 on 3.3.2) so when $post is NULL it returns error notice
there is trivial solution - adding (!$post) check just after the $output filter (so it could be rewriten by plugin authors) - see last line:
{{{
function gallery_shortcode($attr) {
global $post;
static $instance = 0;
$instance++;
// Allow plugins/themes to override the default gallery template.
$output = apply_filters('post_gallery', '', $attr);
if ( $output != '' )
return $output;
if (!$post) return;
}}}
(sorry, i do not know how to change it on svn). This bug is even on 3.3.2 even on latest 3.4",thomask
Future Releases,20882,Remove strings related to Akismet from WP localization files,,I18N,2.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-07T20:10:36Z,2012-06-26T03:14:15Z,"There were several tickets (#19832, #19597) related to this issue, but we had to miss it somehow for 3.4.
Main purpose of this ticket is removing all strings related to Akismet from localization files. All strings (about 110) are loaded (mainly on frontend) even if Akismet is not active. Akismet can have its own localization file.",pavelevap
Future Releases,21078,"Image Captions are inserted without caption=""..."" inside the caption tag",,Template,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2012-06-26T08:17:49Z,2012-06-27T01:38:46Z,"Since WordPress 3.4 captions are inserted this way:
{{{
[caption id=""attachment_123"" align=""aligncenter"" width=""550""]
<img src=""..."">My Caption[/caption]
}}}
This means themes cannot display them properly. Previous versions inserted the caption like this:
{{{
[caption id=""attachment_123"" align=""aligncenter"" width=""550"" caption=""My Caption""]
<img src=""..."">[/caption]
}}}
Here's a forum thread discussing the issue: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/caption-broken-in-new-34-posts",versluis
Future Releases,17036,Theme editor shouldn't override root directory files with same names in child directories,,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2011-04-03T19:11:33Z,2012-06-27T10:23:07Z,"'''Steps to reproduce:'''
1. Create subdirectory: blogs
1. Create file in subdirectory: index.php
1. Try selecting Main Index Template in Theme Editor
Example is taken from BuddyPress' theme structure. `get_file_description()` doesn't account in any way for the presence of subdirectories since it uses `basename()`.",kawauso
Future Releases,12940,Add filter for contents of Quick Edit panel,,Quick/Bulk Edit,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-04-09T16:16:07Z,2012-06-27T15:22:40Z,"Quick Edit / Reply for comments has a filter called {{{wp_comment_reply}}} which allows plugins to replace its contents.
However, there is no such filter for Quick Edit for posts.
With the new custom post type support, it can be very important for plugins to be able to replace the contents of the Quick Edit panel.[[BR]]
I would therefore like to create a similar filter for Quick Edit for posts.
Does anyone have any comments or suggestions?[[BR]]
And will it get into 3.0, or is it too late even though it's just a very minor change? I personally think it is very important that it gets into 3.0, since the utility of custom post types is severely limited in some cases by the lack of it.",caesarsgrunt
Future Releases,2531,Functions for registering additional capabilities and getting a list of all capabilities,,Role/Capability,2.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2006-03-05T15:50:58Z,2012-06-28T13:44:05Z,"Plugin authors need a way of announcing the additional ""add on"" capabilities used in their plugins.
Additionally, role manager plugins need a way of getting a list of all registered capabilities.
Proposed functions:
{{{
register_cap('cap_name');
get_all_caps();
}}}
Patch is coming.
Initial milestone of 2.1, but it would be really nice to get this into 2.0.2 ... because 3rd party capabilities are largely useless until we have this.",markjaquith
Future Releases,21097,Reinstall Theme feature,,Themes,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-06-28T11:21:32Z,2012-06-28T14:18:38Z,"I would be interested in a feature where you can just click to reinstall a theme instead of having to deactivate it, delete it and then reinstall it. Something like with reinstalling WordPress.",grapplerulrich
Future Releases,14465,Update Plugins Hangs while displaying 'updating',,Upgrade/Install,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-07-30T07:45:17Z,2012-06-28T14:49:09Z,"Hi,
Whenever I try to update a plugin the update plugins screen hangs indefinetly.
Example message while this is happening would be-
""The update process is starting. This process may take awhile on some hosts, so please be patient.
Enabling Maintenance mode…
Updating Plugin Link Library (1/1)""
The plugin ulitmately gets updated if I wait a minute or two but this page never refreshes.
I am running WP 3.0.1 but this happend on 3.0.0 as well.
My host is running
MySQL 5.0.90-community
PHP 5.2.13
and my browser is IE8.",jamesfed
Future Releases,21107,wp_register_resource,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-06-28T20:38:31Z,2012-06-29T09:15:34Z,"
Building on the concept of wp_register_script and wp_register_style I would love to see something more general for requiring resources with dependencies. Many times certain scripts require certain styles to be included and vice versa. This could also extend to other resource types as well.
Let's use a basic example of some certain script creatively called Script-1. That Script-1 may have certain scripts and styles or other item on which it is dependent, let’s call them Script-1-A,Script-1-B and Style-1-A, Style-1-B. When you register the script you can of course specify other dependent scripts, but not the dependent styles, or other resource. Of course you can register the styles separately. It may seem trivial that you can then just register Script-1-A, Script-1-B and register Style-1-A, Style-1-B and then wp_enqueue_script (Script-1,array(Script-1-A, Script-1-B)) and wp_enqueue_style(Style-1-A), wp_enqueue_style(Style-1-A) separately. Now let's say you have Script-2 that depends on Script-1. When you call wp_enqueue_script(Script-2) you also have to remember to call wp_enqueue_style(Style-1-A) and wp_enqueue_style(Style-1-B). As the levels of dependency increase or if something changes it gets a lot more difficult to maintain.
My example above only focused on styles and scripts but could apply to other resources such as fonts and/or images that you would like to manage using the flexibility of the WordPress queueing and actions/hooks systems. Sure you could have scripts call the styles themselves but then those styles would not be processed through wordpress and therefore might not take advantage of combining, compressing, caching systems you might have in place in addition to the ability to deregister and change certain items in child themes/skins as easily.
I have a system setup to run hundreds of sites with a core theme that provides common structure, style, scripts and a host of other functionality. Then I have an array of child themes geared towards certain types of sites. Those child themes each can have an unlimited number of skins. The skins can all introduce new functionality and build on the functionalities, styles, scripts, etc of the child theme which builds upon the core theme. This is one of the many cases where being able to just call the single wp_enqueue_resource would greatly help, especially when things change.
Implementation: To implement for just scripts and styles to get started you could make a new “Resources” queue in which each resource could have a list of resources and type. When you enqueue a resource it could call wp_enqueue_script and wp_enqueue_style. Now we would have to add the ability to add a placeholder or null type of item in wp_register_script and wp_register_queue. Because looking at the example I laid out above you would do something like this:
Class Resource might either contain and array of generic resources or could have separate styles/scripts. There are obviously flexibility and performance implications of both methods.
Here is some very rough pseudocode:
{{{
wp_register_resource(‘Resource-1’,
array(
‘script’=>array(
‘handle’=>‘Script-1’,
‘src’=>‘Script-1-URL’,
‘deps’=>array(’Script-1-A’,’Script-1-B’),
‘ver’=>’’)
‘style=>array(
‘handle’=>‘Style-1’,
‘src’=>‘ Style-1-URL’,
‘deps’=> array(Style-1-A’, Style -1-B’),
‘ver’=>’’,
‘media’=>’’)
)
)
}}}
do not call wp_register_style/ wp_register_script upon registering of the resource and wait until this resources or resource requiring this resource is enqueued. This way the style and script are not enqueued separate from the resource and therefore each other since they are dependent on each other. It would however register the resource in the resource queue.
{{{
wp_enqueue_resource(‘Resource-1’) would:
wp_enqueue _script(‘Resource-1’, ‘Script-1-URL’, array(’Script-1-A’,’Script-1-B’));
wp_enqueue _style(‘Resource-1’, ‘Style-1-URL’, array(Style-1-A’, Style-1-B’));
}}}
2a
//wp_register_resource($handle, $resources=array(),$deps=array())
{{{
wp_register_resource(‘Resource-2’,
array(
‘script’=>array(
‘handle’=>‘Script-2’,
‘src’=>‘Script-2-URL’,
‘deps’=>array(’Script-2-deps’)
‘ver’=>’’)
‘style=>array(
‘handle’=>‘Style-1’,
‘src’=>’’,
‘deps’=>array(’’)’,
‘ver’=>’’,
‘media’=>’’)
),
array(‘Resource-1’)
);
}}}
{{{
wp_enqueue_resource(‘Resource-2’) would:
wp_register_script(‘Resource-1’,’Scipt-1-URL’……)
wp_register_style(‘Resource-1’,’Style-1-URL’……)
wp_enqueue_script(‘Resource-2’, ‘Script-1-URL’, array(‘Resource-1’,’Script-1-A’,’Script-1-B’))
wp_enqueue_style(‘Resource-2’, ‘’, array(‘Resource-1’))
}}}
`wp_deenqueue_resource(‘Resource-2’)` would take dequeue it’s scripts and dependent scripts/styles (assuming those dependent scripts and styles were not enqueued elsewhere)
There are the issues to work out on whether a resource could specify multiple scripts/styles or whether it should just be zero/one of each that listed others as dependencies. Either way can work, just depends on what community thinks.",gruvii
Future Releases,21096,Filter on is_front_page return value,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-06-28T10:32:03Z,2012-06-29T13:05:58Z,"When you set a page (as 'placeholder' with same slug) as front page which is actually a post type archive to front page, is_front_page() will always return false on that page. The return value of the is_front_page() function is not filterable.
Attached patch adds this filter in the most basic way.",CoenJacobs
Future Releases,18172,Two lay-out buttons active at the same time,azaozz,TinyMCE,3.2.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reviewing,,2011-07-19T11:26:49Z,2012-06-29T13:50:48Z,"1) Click on the center button for writing in the middle. It doesn't matter if you write something or not.
2) Upload a image and line it out at the left or right side.
3) When you select the image two buttons are active. One for the text and one for the image...
(See screen)
",JonezJeA
Future Releases,21128,Sort Users by Sites,,Users,3.4,normal,major,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-07-01T18:10:12Z,2012-07-01T18:57:16Z,In wp-admin/network/users.php please add the option to sort users by site name. ,jsaf
Future Releases,19207,dbdelta supporting foreign key,,Upgrade/Install,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-11-08T19:10:44Z,2012-07-02T09:54:41Z,Is there a plan to include support for foreign key inside dbdelta function?,manutdotcom
Future Releases,12671,Installer page doesn't check if MySQL tables were created successfully,,Upgrade/Install,2.9.2,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2010-03-22T17:47:33Z,2012-07-02T16:54:02Z,"When running the web-based setup script - My Mysql user didn't have create permissions so no tables were created but the message (underneath all the MySQL errors) said setup was successful.
I think it would be worth doing a check for no MySQL errors before proclaiming the installation a success.",thedotproduct
Future Releases,21139,Month format in Publish box,,I18N,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-02T18:47:26Z,2012-07-02T20:03:24Z,"New translatable month format was introduced in r19820.
Problems:
1) Month numbers are not localized. Czech does not use numbers with format 01, 02, etc. I can remove month numbers by ""not translating"" them, but it is not the best solution.
2) How should be strings ""May_May_abbreviation"" translated in the right way? I found that some languages uses for example ""Kvě_Květen_abbreviation"" translation and others only ""Kvě"". Translators are probably afraid of removing ""_May_abbreviation"" part because they do not want to broke anything even if there is preg_replace function following. I do not understand why there has to be the whole ""May_May_abbreviation"" original string? Also explanation for translators (three-letter abbreviation of the month) is not exact, because we can use 2 (better for Czech) or any other number of characters.",pavelevap
Future Releases,21140,"""Display name publicly as"" setting not set until a change is made in the setting",nickharambee,Users,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2012-07-02T21:29:48Z,2012-07-02T22:37:46Z,"I have found this issue with several users that I have set up on my site. The default value for ""Display name publicly as"" is the first name of the user when creating a new user, or at least that is what shows in the ""Display name publicly as"" drop-down menu. However, when creating a new user, the full name, i.e. the first and last name is what displays publicly. In order to get only the first name to display publicly I need to set the ""Display name publicly as"" option to another option, save changes, and then reset it to just the first name, and save changes again.
Surely, if it is the first name that shows in the drop-down menu, it should be the first name that actually displays publicly, without having to go through this rather strange process?
I am using the latest version of Buddypress (1.5.6) as well as several other plugins. I have not tried disabling all of these.",nickharambee
Future Releases,21134,Registering and enqueueing on the same action can cause enqueueing to happen before registering,,General,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-02T11:00:17Z,2012-07-03T01:42:10Z,"We have two plugins, plugin1 and plugin2. Plugin1 registers a script, Plugin2 wants to enqueue this script. Both of these routines are executed on the [http://wpdevel.wordpress.com/2011/12/12/use-wp_enqueue_scripts-not-wp_print_styles-to-enqueue-scripts-and-styles-for-the-frontend/ _enqueue_scripts] action.
There is a chance that enqueueing in Plugin2 will happen before registering in Plugin1 and therefore fail.
Possible fixes:
* Every time we enqueue a script, registered in another plugin, we use a higher priority. I am not a fan of this approach, because it is opaque – we need to document each enqueue like this, because the next developer might not know why did we use higher priority.
* Every time we register a script, we use a lower priority. I am not a fan of this either, because we will have to do this for almost every register, because we can't know if another plugin won't try to enqueue our scripts.
* Violate core recommendation and register the script on an earlier hook. I am not a fan of approach for obvious reasons.
* Add {{{_register_scripts}}} hooks and recommend plugin authors to register their scripts at this time.
I would prefer if we added another set of hooks, because it both makes sense to register on a register hook (as opposed to enqueue hook) and it separates the two actions, so that we can execute them at different times.
When we agree on a solution, I would be happy to write the patch.
",nbachiyski
Future Releases,12890,Draft and scheduled pages not listed in the Parent dropdown,,Administration,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2010-04-07T11:59:55Z,2012-07-03T14:15:23Z,"Draft and scheduled pages are not available as choices in the Parent dropdown of the Attributes module.
This is very similar to ticket #8592, regarding private pages. I'm hoping the fix might be simpler for drafts and future posts.",rooodini
Future Releases,21153,supporting protocol-relative urls,,General,3.3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-07-04T10:04:09Z,2012-07-04T11:04:29Z,"changing http:// and https:// generated links to // links would easily add support for hosting a site both under http and https easily
one place I've found this to be changed is in wp-includes/link-template.php around line 2006
the first if could be changed to:
$url = str_replace( ""https://"", ""//"", $url)
$url = str_replace( ""http://"", ""//"", $url)",nagyv
Future Releases,21156,Move utility functions out of wp-admin/network.php,,Multisite,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-07-04T17:15:03Z,2012-07-04T17:15:03Z,"There are several functions in wp-admin/network.php that would come in handy outside the WP Admin -> Network Setup screen:
* network_domain_check()
* allow_subdirectory_install()
* get_clean_basedomain()
etc.
They could be moved to wp-admin/includes/ms.php",scribu
Future Releases,18106,get_terms of posts in a specific post_type,,Taxonomy,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-07-14T05:25:49Z,2012-07-04T18:39:45Z,"I have searched most everywhere to find how to use get_terms for a specific post type, and have only found this article: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/14331/get-terms-by-taxonomy-and-post-type However this is doing a query for posts and getting the terms for those posts rather than doing a straight SQL statement, so it's not as efficient or ideal.
Adding an additional argument for additional where statements or a argument to specific a post_type, are two solutions I can imagine.
",braydonf
Future Releases,21158,different result when shortcode atribute without value,,Shortcodes,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-04T19:11:44Z,2012-07-04T19:11:44Z,"imagine those two shortcodes
{{{
[shortcode attribute]
[shortcode attribute=value]
}}}
IMO they should have the same result, just the second should have some value to the attribute and the first should have NULL or false
But if you do
{{{
add_shortcode( 'shortcode', 'my_shortcode' );
function my_shortcode( $atts ) { print_r ($atts); }
}}}
the first shortcode results in
{{{
array (
0 => 'attribute',
)
}}}
while the second in
{{{
array (
'attribute' => 'value',
)
}}}
I'm not sure, maybe it is intentional, i have not found any description, what should shortcode attribute without value do. But imo it should work as i have described as it is the only way how it could clear some predefined value (the only other way is to set it to empty string, which may not always be the same as NULL or FALSE).",thomask
Future Releases,19945,Bug in ../wp-includes/widgets.php,Barti112,Widgets,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2012-02-02T08:22:34Z,2012-07-05T14:21:33Z,"in this file there are at some places the following code:
$widget = array_merge($widget, $options);
it is possible that $options is not an array and i become a php-warning.
i think better is to check the arrays before you use this function:
if(is_array($widget) && is_array($options)){
$widget = array_merge($widget, $options);
}
",Barti112
Future Releases,21132,"List tables' ""select all"" should let you really select all, regardless of screen options",,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-07-02T04:38:38Z,2012-07-05T15:13:48Z,"The select all checkbox in list tables selects all the items in your current view. Usually what I really want is to select all the items on all the pages.
As a hack, I'll often leave the screen options setting for items per page on something really high, like 1,000. Unfortunately this means the tables are often really slow for no benefit (most of the time I don't need them all). A better solution would be a way to intelligently select all items without needing to show them on the page.
The best example of this that I know of is Gmail, which adds a line above the list of emails when you click the select all box that looks something like this: ""All 50 conversations on this page are selected. Select all 653 conversations in Spam"". The second sentence is a link that, as expected, selects all of your emails that fit the current view, regardless of paging. Screenshot attached.",evansolomon
Future Releases,19587,JavaScript hooks for widgets,,Widgets,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-12-17T15:39:56Z,2012-07-05T21:27:15Z,"Hi,
When a new widget is added to the sidebar, the javascript does not load for that widget. for example, if I just installed a plugin like iCalendar Events Widget or live countdown timer (bare with me, it's not the plugin that's faulty and I'll tell you why) and after installation I want to add it to the sidebar, I go to the widgets area under prefferences and drag and drop it.
'''The bug is this:''' untill I refresh the page, the jquery won't work for anything in that widget. Both of the plugins mentioned above have a datepicker (from jquery-ui-core) popup that shows once a textbox or button is clicked. if the widget has just been added, the jquery that's supposed to run and show the calendars does not work until the page is refreshed.
I received a ""not working"" status because of this and people complained that my plugin (live countdown timer) is broken. On further investigation, I found out that it was because !WordPress is not loading the javascript when first adding the widget in the sidebar and a refresh is required.",ciprian_vb
Future Releases,21171,jQuery Events for Metaboxes,,General,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-07-05T21:35:47Z,2012-07-06T01:14:52Z,"Currently, when a plugin adds a metabox with complex objects (like TinyMCE, Maps, CodeMirror etc) care must be taken to refresh the objects when the elements are moved (including hidden/shown).
After some digging, I've found that this seems to works in most cases:
{{{
var context = ""#custom_meta_box_id"";
$( '#adv-settings' ).on( 'click', context + '-hide, ', refresh );
$( context ).on( 'click', '.hndle, .handlediv', refresh );
$('.meta-box-sortables').bind( ""sortstop"", refresh );
}}}
which isn't terrible, but seems fragile if core changes in the future, and there should just be a better way :-)
Two ideas from dev chat are triggering custom events or the (coming soon) ""js actions"" which would be more robust (like php actions).",WraithKenny
Future Releases,18476,Duplicate code in filesystem classes,kurtpayne,Filesystem,3.2.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2011-08-18T17:54:33Z,2012-07-06T14:09:04Z,"Each filesystem class extends a base class and most, but not all, include an implementation of chown. I propose a slight refactoring to include a default implementation of chown in the base class and let each subclass override chown when necessary.",kurtpayne
Future Releases,21182,WP_HTTP_Cookie doesn't handle the default conditions for the 'domain' and 'path' field correctly.,,HTTP,,low,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-07T04:34:45Z,2012-07-07T04:34:45Z,"WP_HTTP_Cookie currently handles ""simple"" cookies in exactly the same way they're received, that is, it only fills in the details that the set-cookie header contained.
However, some fields are optional, and as a result of this, the [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2109.txt rfc for state management] specifies a set of default values for certain fields:
{{{
4.3.1 Interpreting Set-Cookie
The user agent keeps separate track of state information that arrives
via Set-Cookie response headers from each origin server (as
distinguished by name or IP address and port). The user agent
applies these defaults for optional attributes that are missing:
VersionDefaults to ""old cookie"" behavior as originally specified by
Netscape. See the HISTORICAL section.
Domain Defaults to the request-host. (Note that there is no dot at
the beginning of request-host.)
Max-AgeThe default behavior is to discard the cookie when the user
agent exits.
Path Defaults to the path of the request URL that generated the
Set-Cookie response, up to, but not including, the
right-most /.
Secure If absent, the user agent may send the cookie over an
insecure channel.
}}}
We currently don't do anything special for Secure cookies (From what I can see), but we also need to handle the 'domain' and 'path' field defaults better, as currently they remain at the default null if nothing is passed. This can result in domains passing the WP_HTTP_Cookie::test() method to a different domain or path than they were issued on.
Example cookie values (and WP_HTTP_Cookie representations) which can trigger this:
{{{
PHPSESSID=ros1liponkqip23k9le0hhmp31; path=/' (length=44)
test=1341632838; expires=Sat, 07-Jul-2012 04:47:18 GMT
array (size=2)
0 =>
object(WP_Http_Cookie)[87]
public 'name' => string 'PHPSESSID' (length=9)
public 'value' => string 'ros1liponkqip23k9le0hhmp31' (length=26)
public 'expires' => null
public 'path' => string '/' (length=1)
public 'domain' => null
1 =>
object(WP_Http_Cookie)[86]
public 'name' => string 'test' (length=4)
public 'value' => string '1341632838' (length=10)
public 'expires' => int 1341636438
public 'path' => null
public 'domain' => null
}}}
This is not a issue for WordPress core, but could affect plugins who do anything special with Cookies.",dd32
Future Releases,18623,Allow themes to pre-register multiple custom backgrounds,,Themes,3.3,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,dev-feedback,2011-09-08T21:53:35Z,2012-07-07T18:16:49Z,We currently have the ability to register multiple header images and to randomly cycle through them or allow users to select one and stick with it. Is there anything that would prevent a similar implementation for custom backgrounds?,zamoose
Future Releases,21185,Upload/insert popup not scrollable on iPad,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-07T20:58:36Z,2012-07-07T20:58:36Z,"When using iPad (testing with a v1 iPad) the upload/insert popup is not scrollable so if you expand an image by clicking ""show"" you cannot scroll down to the"" insert into post"" link.",husobj
Future Releases,21190,Add a action in check_admin_referer() in the event the nonce auth fails,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-07-08T09:12:56Z,2012-07-08T09:12:56Z,"Currently plugins don't have a way to perform custom handling in the event that a nonce fails in `check_admin_referer()` - Whilst in most cases this will never be needed, I'd like the ability for plugins to be able to use `check_admin_referer()` directly AND have the option of redirecting failed nonces to their own page.
We currently have an action which is fired when a nonce passes:
{{{
do_action('check_admin_referer', $action, $result);
}}}",dd32
Future Releases,21189,We should improve the nonce failure page,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-07-08T09:07:17Z,2012-07-08T13:14:00Z,"Currently when a admin nonce expires, in most cases we catch this condition using `check_admin_referer()` which presents expired nonces with a rather ugly uninformative error message:
[[Image(http://f.cl.ly/items/26271g453h2y0K393Y1l/Screen%20Shot%202012-07-06%20at%2012.14.25%20PM.png)]]
I'd like to propose that we make this page a bit nicer to end users - who although are unlikely to hit it (I hope) it'd be nice to let them know what's actually happened.
My initial approach would be to change the page to
- Include a !WordPress logo, and a link back to the Admin area
- Change the message to something like ""The link you've followed has now expired, In order to complete the action you were performing, please return to the previous page, refresh it, and attempt to follow the link again."".
- In the case where this is happening within the !WordPress admin, it would make sense to have some kind of UI on the page as well - This can currently be done by not using `check_admin_referer()` and using `wp_verify_nonce()` directly and redirecting to an error page.
The current message could often cause confusion, as of course the user wants to do it (They just followed a link!) but as there's no continue button, they're left confused.",dd32
Future Releases,21204,Encoding problem with errors and warnings,,General,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-09T16:31:04Z,2012-07-09T22:01:05Z,"There are several functions for debugging and their messages are also localized. For example _deprecated_argument(), _doing_it_wrong(), etc. But when these functions are fired, encoding of the whole administration (not only error messages) is damaged (see attached screenshot).
It is not very good because even if debugging is turned off, some errors can be still triggered - for example trigger_error() in ms_subdomain_constants() function, etc.",pavelevap
Future Releases,19307,"Need ability to export ""All content"" but limited to date range",,Export,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,early,2011-11-20T23:19:43Z,2012-07-11T07:39:18Z,"Need ability to export ""All content"" but limited to date range
==== ENV ====
WP 3.3-beta3-19254 (trunk r19367)
==== Additional Details ====
For a larger site is a common scenario to need to export all content, but because of resource limitations or time constraints it cannot be done in a single export.
Exporting individual post types is not a work around, further you lose attachments on posts when exporting just ""posts"", and that breaks features including Featured Images.
==== Also Consider ====
Another common scenario for media and enterprise customer is wanting to export a period of time to further analysis that content, or stage it in their development environment for debugging an issue, or developing new designs and features.",lloydbudd
Future Releases,19716,Marking buttons and names in text,,I18N,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-01-03T13:37:18Z,2012-07-11T13:43:51Z,"There is no united way to mention buttons, tabs, names etc in texts.
Sometimes there are quotes around button name:
{{{
If you would like to see more themes to choose from, click on the “Install Themes” tab
}}}
Sometimes not:
{{{
You must click the Save Changes button at the bottom
}}}
Maybe there should be any rules? For users it could be better to see button names someway highlighted (quotes, strong, etc) and everytime it would be clear that it is mentioned button...",pavelevap
Future Releases,20946,Improve 'Right Now' in Network Admin,,Network Admin,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-06-13T21:02:14Z,2012-07-11T21:50:34Z,"It seems like there are a few things that could be done to make 'Right Now' in the Network Admin a little more informative and functional:
1. Add the current !WordPress version and applicable 'Update to X' and/or 'Update Network' buttons. Currently in NetAdmin the version is only displayed in the footer and (sort of) in /network/update-core.
2. List and link the site and user counts in similar fashion as the single-site 'Right Now' box
3. List and link theme and plugin counts",DrewAPicture
Future Releases,21225,Dashboard Incoming Links - Google blogsearch fails when get_option( 'home') is not a TLD,,Feeds,2.5,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-07-12T02:47:09Z,2012-07-12T04:23:56Z,"When WordPress gets installed and the first time a user visits the dashboard the dashboard_widget_options get set for dashboard_incoming_links. The Google blogsearch link gets set based on your settings for wp_home. If your developing on a local machine most likely wp_home is not a true TLD.
Google blogsearch incorrectly returns incoming links when the site: url is not a true TLD. For example I'll use an install where wp_home is set to http://wp.patch. The link that gets formed is:
http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch_feeds?scoring=d&ie=utf-8&num=10&output=rss&partner=wordpress&q=link:http://wp.patch/
If you visit that link you will notice that results are getting returned just using the ""patch"" keyword.
If the sited gets moved to live production you will continue to get the incorrect incoming links unless the dashboard_widget_options get manually changed or deleted.
Also to note is that the Google blogsearch API has been deprecated: https://developers.google.com/blog-search/
My suggestion is to remove the widget or hide it by default in screen options like we did for some of the stuff in post.php.
Another option is to do a check and return WP_Error if wp_home is not a TLD before setting the dashboard widget options.",c3mdigital
Future Releases,21234,Recursive directory creation & get_calendar() for custom post types,,General,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-12T12:31:28Z,2012-07-13T00:28:43Z,"Hello!
I made two patches, and sent the pull request on githab.
https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/pull/12
https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/pull/14
And I want to join to contributers team. How can I do it?
Irc chanel is Terminated :(",avaddon
Future Releases,20383,Strip trailing punctuation with canonical URLs,,Canonical,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-07T03:59:49Z,2012-07-13T00:47:29Z,"A follow-up to #7537 where we removed %20 and "" "" from the end of URLs, we should try to remove all sorts of punctuation from the end of a URL, both URL-encoded and decoded.
Example bad URLs we should surely be able to resolve:
http://ma.tt/2012/03/productivity-per-square-inch/%7B
http://ma.tt/2012/03/productivity-per-square-inch/)
http://ma.tt/2012/03/productivity-per-square-inch/,
http://ma.tt/2012/03/productivity-per-square-inch/!
More difficult when there is no trailing slash in the permalink structure (or the link requested, regardless of permalink structure), but if is_404() is taken into account, it should be doable to trail various pieces of punctuation and see if we can get things to resolve.",nacin
Future Releases,10377,Comment fields should have max lengths,,Comments,2.8,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2009-07-10T14:34:27Z,2012-07-13T01:05:25Z,"Hello, I don't know if exactly it's a bug or use javascript validation, but i think so there's no
treatment for this, or was fix in the new version.
In the section of comments(Wordpress 2.8), we can insert how many characheters we wants, generating an SQL Exception and breaking the all system.
The solution is simple, use the property maxlenght in the tag
<input /> e limit the characters if will be send to database.
",muriloazevedo
Future Releases,11302,Bulk editing posts should pre-fill fields with the same value,,Quick/Bulk Edit,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-12-01T20:48:41Z,2012-07-13T04:08:11Z,"All I need is quickly move some posts from one category to another.
How to simulate this problem:
Create 2 posts in Uncategorized category.
Check both of them - Bulk actions - Edit.
There is no category selected even if both posts are in Uncategorized. When I check Category1 and click Update, both posts are now in Uncategorized and also in Category1. But no chance remove them from Uncategorized with Bulk actions.",pavelevap
Future Releases,7695,Blogger Importer Should Allow User Creation on the fly,,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,feature request,new,,2008-09-05T19:30:47Z,2012-07-13T07:01:14Z,"See MT importer as an example. Otherwise, users need to be created prior to the import to map to other users other than admin.",technosailor
Future Releases,21258,Autosuggest for tags suggests tag already chosen,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-07-13T12:38:03Z,2012-07-13T12:38:03Z,"When entering tags in the meta box on a post (or page) edit screen in admin, the AJAX autosuggest will suggest tags that have already been added to the post (i.e. shown below the input field).
Steps to reproduce:
1. Go to the post edit screen.
2. Add a tag (example: ""Apple"") to the current post.
3. Type ""App"" in the tag entry field and wait for autosuggest to come up.
4. ""Apple"" is listed in the suggestions dropdown.
I've investigated this a little, and I don't think there's a really easy patch for this (mostly because of how suggest.js works). However, it would imho be very elegant to fix this. Perhaps autocomplete.js can be of service here (see issue #12399)?",roytanck
Future Releases,21265,settings_fields() conflict with admin-ajax.php in ajax requests,,Plugins,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-13T19:30:32Z,2012-07-13T19:30:32Z,"I created a plugin, which uses the function 'settings_fields()' to generate required fields. When I save the plugin options, I decided to use Ajax Requests to save time.
Until 3.3.2 this was working well, but with 3.4.1 admin-ajax.php code update generates a errors. Because ""settings_fields()"" generate hidden field called ""action"" and before 3.4.1 admin-ajax.php used $_GET['action'] to call ajax action dynamically.
'''How reproduce:'''
1. Use WP 3.4.1
2. Put this code snippet in a .php file in wp root folder:
{{{
<?php
require 'wp-load.php';
add_action('wp_ajax_mysettings_save' , 'mysettings_save');
function mysettings_save() {
//DO SOMETHING USEFULL HERE
exit('It worked!');
}
?>
<script src=""http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7/jquery.min.js""></script>
<form>
<p><input type=""text"" name=""my_settings_field"" value=""""></p>
<button>Save</button>
<?php settings_fields('my_settings'); ?>
</form>
<script>
$('form').submit(function(event){
event.preventDefault();
$.post('wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=mysettings_save', $(this).serialize(), function(data){ console.log(data); });
});
</script>
}}}
In wordpress 3.4.1 field 'action' changes to 'update', because $_REQUEST['action']. In wordpress 3.3.2, field 'action' is 'mysettings_save'.
I have to redo all my work with my plugin with this change in Wordpress 3.4.1. ",vdvtt
Future Releases,21268,_wp_page_template is getting 'stuck' to a page,,General,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-13T22:21:42Z,2012-07-13T22:21:42Z,"Unmodified WP 3.4.1 / Ummodified TwentyEleven theme
Create a page (id=2). Manually add a postmeta entry for
{{{
post_id=2,
meta_key = _wp_page_template,
meta_value = pagefull.php
}}}
The page now opens with margin: 0 7.6%; (correct!)
Now try to change it back to default, either by removing the _wp_page_template postmeta record or by editing the page -> Page Attribute / Template. The page will not revert back to Default. It continually displays as Full Width, and a postmeta item telling post_id 2 to use _wp_page_template = pagefull.php is added.
http://wp34.roveridx.com/?page_id=2
This behavior does not happen in 3.3.2.",shawmutsteve
Future Releases,17142,Prettier gallery display and navigation through core,,Gallery,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,reopened,,2011-04-15T16:14:13Z,2012-07-13T22:44:10Z,"WordPress gallery display and navigation typically feels rather crude from the user point of view. With digital cameras dumping images as IMG_XXXX or long numeric strings, the default image titles are usually prominent and ugly in most of the themes I've tested (see attachments for examples). Some themes use thumbnail navigation instead, but those implementations also feel dated in many (most?) cases.
I realize that the theory is display/navigation is determined by the themes, and that display/navigation can be greatly altered via various plugins... but the reality of how this plays out results in a default user experience that simply feels outdated.
Many (most?) themes seem pretty unimaginative in their gallery output and IMHO a more elegant out-of-the-box display and navigation experience seems like it would really be useful for all WordPress users. I would think most users expect something like a Lightbox experience at minimum, but I am not ideologically tied to any particular solution.
Is there something we could do on the core side to strongly encourage (or even gently enforce) a prettier default construct?
",hew
Future Releases,16494,"Remove ""no conflict"" mode from bundled jquery",,External Libraries,3.1,low,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,close,2011-02-08T18:45:49Z,2012-07-14T11:04:26Z,"Remove ""no conflict"" mode from jquery
Over the last six months more and more of the themes I review for large sites have being using Google's CDN version of jquery (deregistering the bundled), not to get the benefit of CDN, but because most jquery libraries are dependent on $ and the developers don't know or want to deal with getting them to work in ""no conflict"".
I image we originally put in place ""no conflict"" mode for bundled jquery, as part of the transition from Prototype.
I appreciate it is hard to measure the impact of this type of change, but wanted to trac this all the same.
=== Additional Info ===
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script#jQuery_noConflict_wrappers
http://docs.jquery.com/Using_jQuery_with_Other_Libraries",lloydbudd
Future Releases,20386,"Year permalinks ""win"" against category permalinks",,Canonical,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-07T05:20:55Z,2012-07-16T04:14:43Z,"We need to decide whether category permalinks should take priority over year permalinks.
e.g. /2008/?category_name=cat-a
Should that stay the same, or redirect to:
/category/cat-a/?year=2008
We have a unit test which is failing.",markjaquith
Future Releases,12392,Move comment fields to meta data instead,,Comments,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-02-26T20:09:24Z,2012-07-16T04:19:52Z,"Look at the comment table:
{{{
CREATE TABLE $wpdb->comments (
comment_ID bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment,
comment_post_ID bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
comment_author tinytext NOT NULL,
comment_author_email varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
comment_author_url varchar(200) NOT NULL default '',
comment_author_IP varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
comment_date datetime NOT NULL default '0000-00-00 00:00:00',
comment_date_gmt datetime NOT NULL default '0000-00-00 00:00:00',
comment_content text NOT NULL,
comment_karma int(11) NOT NULL default '0',
comment_approved varchar(20) NOT NULL default '1',
comment_agent varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
comment_type varchar(20) NOT NULL default '',
comment_parent bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
user_id bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
...
}}}
A lot of that is not actually being used on many sites and could be moved to standard meta data, available on demand, but not pulled out by default.
Specifically:
comment_author_IP - Used by Akismet and blacklist functions, included in emails sent to post authors/moderators, but once stored in the DB it's never really used again.
comment_karma - Used by some of the importers as a space to store temporary data. Not actually used by core for anything serious anywhere.
comment_agent - Used by Akismet and blacklist functions, but once stored in the DB it's never really used again.
These could be pushed to meta and thus still made available, but without them being in the main table.
This is a long term change, because some plugins would likely break. So the columns should be deprecated for a while first.
",Otto42
Future Releases,8071,Refrain from querying all the comments on a post when paged,,Comments,2.7,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2008-11-05T22:17:15Z,2012-07-16T04:35:24Z,"If a post has more than (comment_per_page) comments, we should query them specifically, not query all the comments and sort in PHP (doesn't scale well).
Logic:
if threading is off, use a simple limit query
elseif the page has equal or fewer comments than (comments_per_page), query them all
else query (comments_per_page) parent comments, and keep doing queries for their children, up to the threading limit (10).",markjaquith
Future Releases,21207,Link-template pagination link for page 1 missing query string args,,Template,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2012-07-09T20:28:25Z,2012-07-16T14:38:37Z,"In paginated pages, when on a page that is greater than page 1, the link for page 1 and the 'previousposts' link do not include any query arguments. This is fine if not including the first page argument, but not for other arguments in the query string.
For example pages that show results for form searches. The search criteria are stored with the GET method as query strings in the URL and need to be maintained from page to page as the user pages through their results.
This is in /wp-includes/link-template.php on line 1421.
A probable fix is the 'if' clause from if( $pagenum > 1 ) changed to if( $pagenum > 0 ).
I was wondering if you can apply this fix to future updates?
Thanks",alexk45
Future Releases,21293,Add bbPress as a flavor option to WordPress Showcase,,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-17T08:29:13Z,2012-07-17T12:02:44Z,"First discussed here:
http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-content-re-organization/#post-114999
The bbPress 2 plugin is now quite mature and gaining traction. There are some outstanding sites using bbPress 2 well worth showcasing already, such as [http://devpress.com/forums/ devpress.com/forums]. It's high time the WordPress showcase site received a ""bbPress"" flavor to accommodate great looking forum sites.",Sadr
Future Releases,18950,get_post_types() does not return post-types registered with verbose alternatives of the $public argument,,Post Types,3.2.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2011-10-14T16:50:26Z,2012-07-18T10:03:52Z,"The $public argument for the '''register_post_type()''' function is supposedly an alternative for setting the arguments for publicly_queriable, show_ui, show_in_nav_menus, and exclude_from_search; It's true that setting the public argument does cause these other values to be set, but if you then use '''get_post_types()''' to query for public post-types, WP does not recognize the equivalence between setting the public option or verbosely setting the others.
== To Reproduce: ==
Enter the following code into a plugin:
{{{
function testing() {
$args => array(
'publicly_queriable' => true,
'show_ui' => true,
'show_in_nav_menus' => true,
'exclude_from_search => false
);
register_post_type('my_custom_post_type', $args);
}
add_action('init', 'testing');
}}}
In a theme file (or somewhere after the init event):
{{{
$pts = get_post_types( array('public'=>true, '_builtin'=>false) );
print_r($pts); // <-- empty!
}}}
== Expected Result ==
I would expect the get_post_types() function to return the '''my_custom_post_type''' post-type because it is using the equivalent of the $public argument.
== Actual Result ==
No post-types are returned.
This represents a problem: other plugins that interact with post-types often rely on the $public argument when using the '''get_post_types()''' function, so any plugin that attempts to verbosely set component attributes will not be recognized. This effectively breaks the API and trainwrecks the interconnectedness of the post-types.
== See Also ==
See forum post: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/public-attribute-for-register_post_type?replies=5#post-2391689
WordPress 3.2.1
PHP 5.3.2",fireproofsocks
Future Releases,21284,Better New Plugin Filtering,,Plugins,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,feature request,new,,2012-07-15T17:24:24Z,2012-07-18T15:04:03Z,"Currently trying to sort through available plugins by searching is quite laborious since there is no way to filter out things you don't want - such as plugins that haven't been tested with your version, haven't been updated in 100+ days, have a really low rating, etc. I'm constantly surprised at how many plugins i have to go through before i can even find one that is compatible with at least WP two versions ago much less the current one.
You should be able to filter on: Tested with current version, Rating of X+, Download at least XX, and so on to make it easier to find something you want.
And then column sorting after then by date added, date updated, rating, etc.",cbesett
Future Releases,21304,Create unique file for rotated images,,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-07-18T16:31:06Z,2012-07-18T16:31:06Z,"When images are cropped in WordPress, the resulting file is given a unique filename, which helps in two ways — the original is preserved, and it also busts any caching. Preserving the original isn't such a major concern when we're talking about rotating the image, but caching still can be an issue. I propose that when images are rotated they're given a unique filename to bust through any caching or CDN that the image has already gone to.",wpdavis
Future Releases,12267,Upgrade loop objects to provide identical presentational interfaces,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-02-18T00:19:24Z,2012-07-19T08:47:14Z,"Usually wpdb returns rows as stdClass objects. We are used to getting properties from these objects, e.g. $post->ID or $comment->comment_ID, but this class has no methods. As used, the stdClass object is only a syntactic alternative to the array.
As long as we're already using objects, let's have some more useful classes. I propose post and comment classes that implement common interfaces, and classes that extend these for special post_types and comment_types, and filters to allow plugins to use their own classes at instantiation time.
Without actually using PHP5 interface syntax, the idea is to have identical methods to get things from objects in the loop. For example, one common method would be ```url()```. The same method would work on every kind of compatible object, be it a post, page, attachment, comment, trackback, or pingback, although the underlying logic for getting the URL may differ for each.
```<a href=""<?php print esc_attr($post->url()); ?>"">```
It would simplify templates while allowing various object types in loops, not just posts, and give us an opportunity to clean up a lot of the underlying template tag logic (e.g. global $authordata), and give plugins and themes new ways to modify output.
This stemmed from my work on search. I wanted a way to keep the template simple while adding support for different object types in the loop. I figured that it wouldn't hurt anything to upgrade the classes because the way of accessing properties would be unchanged.",andy
Future Releases,21311,"The ""Paste as plain text"" feature in TinyMCE produces double-line breaks between paragraphs.",,Editor,3.4.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2012-07-19T10:41:13Z,2012-07-20T08:44:55Z,"Mac OSX Lion, Chrome, WordPress 3.4.1
See attached SWF for a screen-video demonstration.
• In WP-Admin -> Posts -> Add new, with the editor in visual mode, click the ""Pase as plain text"" icon [[BR]][[BR]]
• Paste your content into the window that pops up and click ""Insert"" [[BR]][[BR]]
• Note that two paragraphs seem to be double-line breaked. [[BR]][[BR]]
• Switch to HTML mode and note that there are extra "" "" spaces inserted between paragraphs. [[BR]]
",uxtremist
Future Releases,21323,wp_delete_attachment (leaves stale image class wp-image-### in content of post).,,Media,3.4.1,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-20T13:33:56Z,2012-07-20T13:33:56Z,"
Here is my Example I'm using:
Running a script below (placed in the wordpress docroot) to delete all thumbnails from the database:
{{{
require_once(""wp-load.php"");
echo 'Working... '; ob_flush();
global $wpdb;
$attachments = $wpdb->get_results(""SELECT * FROM $wpdb->postmeta WHERE meta_key = '_thumbnail_id'"");
foreach($attachments as $attachment){
$wpdb->query(""DELETE FROM $wpdb->postmeta WHERE meta_id = '$attachment->meta_id' LIMIT 1"");
wp_delete_attachment($attachment->meta_value, true);
}
echo 'done!';
}}}
Now after running something like above I'm left with (inside my content of each post) a stale image class tag that no longer points anywhere.
I think a simple regex replace of the post_content for wp-image-#### Inside an Image tag would remove the stale element.
I haven't checked this with other attachment types to see if it also exists, but my guess is it would.",eliddon
Future Releases,16946,Bug between CPT menu_position and add_object_page(),,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reviewing,,2011-03-23T10:11:12Z,2012-07-20T13:49:29Z,I write a demo plugin for describe the bug. See attachment.,momo360modena
Future Releases,20592,Add hooks to New Site form in Dashboard,,Multisite,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-05-01T18:53:16Z,2012-07-20T19:03:02Z,"WordPress provides hooks for altering the wp-signup.php form that users use to create new sites on a MultiSite network. Using these, we developed a plugin that adds fields there for people to indicate some other information about their site. (specifically, to choose a topic)
However, there are no such hooks available on the New Site form available to network admins via the dashboard for some reason. This means that I am not able to append the extra form fields here that I can on the wp-signup.php page.
There should be similar (or identical) hooks used here so the New Site form can be modified in a similar way and be consistent with the wp-signup.php form.",MadtownLems
Future Releases,15219,WordPress importer UX/UI review,,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2010-10-26T09:22:52Z,2012-07-23T19:08:41Z,"The newly improved WordPress WXR importer needs some UX love to improve it further!
A few things that I know need improving:
'''Results and feedback'''
Currently you will either see ""All done. Have fun!"" or a list of errors and ""All done. Have fun!"". Clearly this isn't really enough information. The old importer listed every single item being imported and associated errors, which I thought was too much information for a large import. My thoughts was to do something like show the red error message block if any errors occur and have a JS enabled link in this to show a more detailed list of items that were not imported, followed by a table of results displaying the number of succeses, failures and skips (for content already present) for each of the separate sets of data imported.
'''Error strings'''
These need to be useful, there's not much point in saying something went wrong but not giving enough information to diagnose the real issue. They also need to be displayed well (see above), an example of a weird one is trying to import a WXR 1.0 file with an author with a display name non-[a-zA-Z].
'''Other'''[[BR]]
The fix for #13627 needs to be done properly. The role a new user will be imported as is now being displayed but I don't think it's prominent enough yet. You'll see that it's mentioned on step two when choosing how authors will be imported, but if you're someone like me who often only skims instructions it is pretty easy to miss. Maybe some bold/highlighting and another reminder on the final screen?
Anything else people notice as not clear enough when giving the importer a test.",duck_
Future Releases,21380,Impossible to modify URL of attachment,,Media,3.4.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-25T16:16:42Z,2012-07-25T17:45:33Z,"When you upload an image to a post and want to change the URL field afterwards and click ""save changes"", wordpress reloads and the URL is still the same.",mkampitsch
Future Releases,21387,Add a CodeURI field to plugin file header,,WordPress.org site,,normal,trivial,WordPress.org,feature request,new,,2012-07-25T19:33:28Z,2012-07-25T19:38:48Z,"I would like to make it easier for developers not associated with a plugin to contribute modified versions.
The plugins SVN has grown to a size where it's no longer possible for a member of the WordPress community to create a new ticket and select a plugin from ""component"" to patch and improve software. Some plugins manage code on a site such as GitHub and commit a release into the plugins SVN.
I might use [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-super-cache/ WP Super Cache] in my WordPress installation, one of 3.5 million installs using the plugin. I modify the plugin and would like to share my changes.
1. Try creating a [http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/newticket new ticket in Plugins Trac]. The plugin is not listed as an available component.
1. Find the Plugin URI. If not WordPress.org look around on the author's site for links to another repo.
1. Search GitHub for the developer(s) and/or project
1. Email the developer(s) if they have a contact email listed
Give up?
File header currently includes a [http://codex.wordpress.org/File_Header#Plugin Plugin URI] which commonly points to the WP.org plugin page for the plugin or sometimes to a webpage on the developer's site. I could overload ""Donate"" to encourage code donations instead of monetary donations but that could be confusing.
I'd like to provide a explicit code URI field to encourage outside contributions of modifications in the GPL spirit.",niallkennedy
Future Releases,20057,Media upload for multi-webserver setups introduces a nasty race condition that could corrupt uploaded files,,Media,3.3.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-02-17T05:46:40Z,2012-07-26T03:53:59Z,"I am in the process of scaling a Wordpress blog with several million monthly pageviews, and I have designed a plan to scale it in the highest availability manner possible.
'''The setup'''
Each web server that hosts HTML/PHP, static files, and uploads will be replicated via rsync from time to time and sitting behind a load balancer. Rsync will run every 5min to 1 hour, and to mitigate the 404s in the uploads, I put together an nginx setup that automatically tries a different upstream server in its configuration when it encounters 404s. This allows any web server to go down at any time, and the system to run as if nothing happened. This also gives me freedom for rsyncing periodically rather than immediately and avoids 404s completely.
'''The problem'''
Now, the bug (note, I'm using Windows Live Writer which automatically names uploads image.png, but I could see this potentially happen without WLW too since WP seems to automatically name files on disk in case of collisions).
Let's say we have server A and B. The site name is foo.com. Let's also say B is out of date by an hour and a bunch of files got uploaded to A that aren't on B. Say, A has image.png and image2.png and B has only image.png.
Now, the issue is that if the load balancer directs the new post uploader (the new post contains a single image) to server B, the file that it will create on disk will be named image2.png rather than image3.png. So now B will have a file that's different from A's but is named the same way.
The main problem is that the file name is given based on what's available on the disk rather than according to the database. It's easy for this race condition (between rsyncs) to destroy the integrity of the files. Furthermore, and I've experienced this first hand), if you delete the attachment from the Wordpress UI, it could actually delete the wrong file from the wrong server as a result.
Seeing this, I can't continue with my scaling plan until file names are assigned by the database rather than the file system or I figure out how to mitigate that. I don't want to force all writers to use only server A for uploads using its direct IP, as I want HA (high availability).
Thank you.",archon810
Future Releases,8296,Auto generate password for new user,jamierumbelow,Users,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-11-20T16:25:53Z,2012-07-26T15:46:14Z,It would be nice to have a button that generates a random password to use when you're creating a new user account in the admin section,AaronCampbell
Future Releases,21375,Add Filter for next_posts_link/prev_posts_link label,,General,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-07-25T14:56:47Z,2012-07-26T17:06:56Z,"There is currently a filter 'next_posts_link_attributes' that allows plugins to add/modify classes/rel/etc to the links. However, the actual label that is displayed for the link is not accessible through this.
I think that the $label variable in function get_next_posts_link should be run through a filter to allow it to be modified by plugins.
For example, a plugin that adds a custom post type of Apple might want these links to say Next Apples or Previous Apples, or if a plugin changes the ordering of posts, it might want to change 'Earlier' type labels that many themes use to better reflect the new ordering system",MadtownLems
Future Releases,13500,Add support for XML in allowed extensions and mime types,,Upload,,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-05-22T17:48:24Z,2012-07-26T19:42:19Z,"As with #12849, please add CSV and XML types to wp_ext2type() or get_allowed_mime_types() in functions.php.
The patch I use on my local install of Wordpress is:
{{{
--- wp-includes/functions.php~ Wed Dec 23 19:38:49 2009
+++ wp-includes/functions.php Wed Dec 30 16:09:13 2009
@@ -2324,6 +2324,10 @@
'odc' => 'application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.chart',
'odb' => 'application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.database',
'odf' => 'application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.formula',
+ 'py' => 'application/python',
+ 'xml' => 'text/xml',
+ 'csv' => 'text/csv',
) );
}
}}}
",fazalmajid
Future Releases,11946,Ensure image MIME type matches extension,Viper007Bond,Upload,3.0,normal,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,,2010-01-19T08:02:17Z,2012-07-26T22:55:00Z,"Take a bitmap (BMP) and rename it to `.png`. WordPress will say it's an `image/png` everywhere you look. This can cause issues if you're trying to manipulate it (thumbnail it, etc.).
We should either fix the extension or reject it.",Viper007Bond
Future Releases,21396,Categories widget reports categories without posts when they have custom posts,,Widgets,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-27T02:36:46Z,2012-07-27T04:27:26Z,"This problem may be related to #14084, but this report is specific to the behaviour of the Categories Widget.
- Create a custom post type eg. ""Products""
- Create a category eg. ""Photographs""
- Add some posts of type Products, assign them to category Photographs
- go to the blog page and the Categories widget lists Photographs as a category
- click on Photographs
- the ""Nothing Found"" post is shown.
There are no normal posts of category Photographs, but the widget lists a category that returns nothing. I would have expected the widget not to list a category that has no normal posts.
",pkwooster
Future Releases,21411,"Current Local Time for Port-au-Prince, Haiti is incorrect.",patrick@…,Date/Time,3.4.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2012-07-29T00:44:29Z,2012-07-29T04:50:57Z,"When the Port-au-Prince Timezone is selected via wp-admin/options-general.php the Local Time is one hour behind. Please see [http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/time-zone/caribbean/haiti/time-haiti/] for the correct local time.
Yes, the problem occurs even when all plugins are deactivated and the default theme is activated. ",pnommensen
Future Releases,18850,hidden admin page,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-10-03T21:43:12Z,2012-07-30T16:22:40Z,"it should be possible to create a hidden admin page.
this is useful for pages, that require parameters which are better inserted in other pages (e. g. using the post_row_actions filter).
if this is already possible, it should be documented somewhere where it might be found.
(btw: i'm not sure, what the difference between feature request and enhancement is. please redeclare as fit)",ibotty
Future Releases,20854,functions.php on line 155 ?,Nikolaos Raftopoulos,Multisite,3.3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2012-06-06T12:45:29Z,2012-07-31T02:42:37Z,"In my network dashboard I get the following error message :
Warning: number_format() expects parameter 1 to be double, string given in /home/tklighth/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 155",leondari
Future Releases,21444,update msgid-bugs-address for plugins in makepot.php,,I18N,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-01T20:09:09Z,2012-08-01T20:16:12Z,"The msgid-bugs-address for plugins in makepot.php is outdated. References ""/tag/"" instead of ""/support/plugin/"".",convissor
Future Releases,21452,When uploading media wp_unique_filename() treats capitalisation as being different.,,Filesystem,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-02T13:24:11Z,2012-08-02T13:24:11Z,"On most web servers ""Photo.jpg"" and ""photo.jpg"" can be treated as different files.
The problem is when backing up a local copy (to my Mac) it will not let both these files exist at the same time - it wants to replace one with the other as it treats lowercase and uppercase as the same.
I suggest that we should do the same with uploads so that if ""Photo.jpg"" exisits and you upload ""photo.jpg"" is is renamed to a unique name.
I guess this would require a fix in the wp_unique_filename() function.",husobj
Future Releases,21453,Appending hyphen before numbers when creating a create unique filename in wp_unique_filename(),,Filesystem,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-08-02T13:32:00Z,2012-08-02T13:32:00Z,"When WordPress appends a number to a file to create a unique filename, it just adds a number to the file.
ie If ""photo.jpg"" exists then ""photo1.jpg"" is created
I suggest that it should include a hyphen so the file would be called ""photo-1.jpg""
The main reason is that if you upload files ending in numbers then then the new filename is less easy to read.
ie If ""photo234.jpg"" exists then ""photo2341.jpg"" is created
Would be nicer if it produced ""photo234-1.jpg""
It's only cosmetic but it does make it easier to search for images in the uploads folder if you need to for any reason, especially if you have uploaded a load of images from a camera DSC123.jpg, DSC124.jpg etc",husobj
Future Releases,21460,The accesskeys in Quicktags don't work in all browsers,,Editor,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-03T19:21:56Z,2012-08-03T22:01:43Z,"IE (Alt+letter) works properly. Firefox (Alt+Shift+letter) only focuses the corresponding Quicktags button sometimes. Doesn't perform the action. If the button is hidden, performs the action (this shouldn't happen in Quicktags). Chrome doesn't seem to do anything. Opera works differently: Shift+Esc brings a list of all defined access keys on that page. The Quicktags access keys are not listed there.
",azaozz
Future Releases,13158,Cron : some events may not be scheduled,westi,Cron,3.1,high,major,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-04-27T23:29:46Z,2012-08-03T22:39:04Z,"the problem appears when two different events are scheduled at the same time
what happens in code is :
1st event : _get_cron_array();
2nd event : _get_cron_array();
1st event : _set_cron_array( $crons );
2nd event : _set_cron_array( $crons );
1st event is lost.",arena
Future Releases,21470,Wrong menu when no menu is set,,Menus,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-05T13:27:13Z,2012-08-05T13:59:30Z,"In the case if the admin hasn't created any menu in the dashboard (and so the default menu is shown), some parameters of wp_nav_menu() don't work. I verified that 'container'=>false does not work. Other parameters may no work as well.",porton
Future Releases,21168,Add ability to remove a parent theme's page templates,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-07-05T19:32:31Z,2012-08-05T23:54:15Z,"When building a website using a child theme, I'll often want to remove page templates that the parent theme provides but aren't useful/relevant to the specific site I'm building.
You can create a page template with the same name to override the parent theme's, but you can't simply remove it.
This could be a use case of #13265, or we could add function that leverages #13265",billerickson
Future Releases,21492,Theme customizer > Static front page: missing error message when front page and posts pages are similar,,Appearance,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-06T00:15:25Z,2012-08-06T01:11:40Z,"Steps to reproduce:
1. Activate Twenty Eleven
2. Open the Customizer
3. In ""Static Front page"", choose the same page as your front page and Posts page:
* You do not receive any warning
* http://i.wpne.ws/IYAO
* In Reading Settings, you do actually receive a warning: http://i.wpne.ws/IY2S (see http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-admin/options-reading.php#L99 )
Would it be possible to display the same warning in the Customizer, to avoid any confusion for the users?
Related: #19627 and #16379",hd-J
Future Releases,21495,wp_insert_user allows a user to be created with empty passwords,,Users,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-06T02:10:00Z,2012-08-06T02:10:00Z,"While looking at the different files where user information is created, I noticed that there are some differences between wp_insert_user(programmatic creation of users) and edit_user (called from the admin).
wp_insert_user assumes that a user_pass parameter is included, which creates a user with no password.
",ancawonka
Future Releases,14331,Tweaks to menu setup page,,Menus,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-07-16T21:30:45Z,2012-08-07T10:47:34Z,"It would be great if you could select a parent Page and ""Automatically add children"" to the menu.
In a similar fashion, it would be great if the Menu could then automatically add any new children Pages created under that Parent.",mrmist
Future Releases,21428,Bad mail subject encoding on new blog notification,,Multisite,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2012-07-31T14:02:59Z,2012-08-07T11:43:45Z,"Email subject is in Russian language. When trying to add new blog using page http://mysite.com/wp-admin/network/site-new.php, user gets email where subject is like - '''=??B??='''. So I was trying to find where this bug appears. And I think, I found it.
Script tries to send notification using function '''wpmu_welcome_notification''' on line http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.4.1/wp-includes/ms-functions.php#L1250. But '''get_option('blog_charset')''' returns empty string, so header is bad-generated and encoded...",TheSteelRat
Future Releases,21446,plugins using curl with IPV6 enabled servers,,HTTP,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,close,2012-08-01T21:46:28Z,2012-08-09T10:41:24Z,"
plugins using curl give problems on servers having both IPV4 and IPV6 network interfaces running. Basically the performance is poor because curl is timing out on the IPv6 address.. The workaround is:
add line:
curl_setopt( $handle, CURLOPT_IPRESOLVE, CURL_IPRESOLVE_V4);
in ../wp-includes/class-http.php
Why not have this set as default?
",mippie32
Future Releases,21526,get_post_type_capabilities() assumes $args->capabilities is an array,,Role/Capability,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-08-09T12:29:01Z,2012-08-09T12:46:39Z,"get_post_type_capabilities() assumes $args->capabilities is an array and should check and confirm it. Otherwise a warning appears: Warning: array_merge() [function.array-merge]: Argument # 2 is not an array in /home/username/public_html/wp-includes/post.php on line 1183. I discovered this when I accidentally set this to null instead of array().
Type setting it seems to clear the warning, if we want to clear the warning.
{{{
$capabilities = array_merge( $default_capabilities, (array)$args->capabilities );
}}}
",wpsmith
Future Releases,18944,wrong url in sortable column headers when behind a reverse proxy,,General,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2011-10-14T11:50:57Z,2012-08-09T18:33:29Z,"Hi, I have a wordpress site behind a reverse proxy. All works fine but for the urls used in the headers of sortable columns.
For instance, the links of ""Title"", ""Author"", etc. of the table of posts in wp-admin/edit.php --> Posts report something like ""http://backend/backend-dir/..."" while they should be ""http://frontend/frontend-dir/..."".
I don't think this is a proxy configuration problem because, AFAICS, the rest of the site is working: I can make posts, pages, media, install themes and plugins.
I tried to play with $current_url al line 649 of
wp-admin/includes/class-wp-list-table.php
but with no luck.
I suppose that pagination may have the same problem.
",gamboz
Future Releases,14798,Twenty Ten Theme - adding an extra skip link,,Bundled Theme,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2010-09-07T12:07:33Z,2012-08-09T20:12:48Z,"Being able to skip to content is good, but currently there is no easy way to jump to the sidebar menu.
In order to add this extra skip (jump to menu) link I've changed the div to ul. CSS changes are similar to #14795 but tweaked to allow for the new markup.
",elfin
Future Releases,17236,Make it easier to subclass custom header and background,,Themes,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-04-25T20:50:13Z,2012-08-10T12:55:06Z,"The functions that add the custom header and background contain code like this:
{{{
require_once( ABSPATH . 'wp-admin/custom-header.php' );
$custom_image_header = new Custom_Image_Header( $admin_header_callback, $admin_image_div_callback );
add_action( 'admin_menu', array( &$custom_image_header, 'init' ) );
}}}
This makes it difficult to extend those classes, since they're referenced here directly. Replacing them with subclasses involves not only modifying the global after the fact, but removing and re-adding the action hook to the newly created sub-class item.
The fact that this base class is only included at this point also makes it difficult to load your own subclass at the right time, since you have to add the custom image header first, then load, then remove the action hook, then replace the class, then do the action hook yourself...
It would be nice if it was possible to more easily replace these globals (both header and background) with a different class at the time of definition here. I'm not sure of the best way to do this. Perhaps with a hook allowing the user to replace the class before the add_action? Or by having the new itself use a class of the users own defining.
",Otto42
Future Releases,21542,WP.org notifications don't support UTF-8,,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-10T18:10:09Z,2012-08-10T18:12:51Z,See the screenshot.,SergeyBiryukov
Future Releases,19635,Non-ASCII chars in user name changed to question marks after sending new plugin request,,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2011-12-21T13:52:47Z,2012-08-10T18:12:55Z,"I have just sent request to add new plugin to repository, and found that some chars in my name were changed to question marks:
{{{
WordPress Plugins » Requests
user-ranks from Daniel Fru?y?ski (sirzooro) [plugin]
}}}
Should be:
{{{
WordPress Plugins » Requests
user-ranks from Daniel Frużyński (sirzooro) [plugin]
}}}",sirzooro
Future Releases,21035,Encoding problem on my profile page?,,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-21T12:30:42Z,2012-08-10T18:18:31Z,"Please see my profile page: http://profiles.wordpress.org/pavelevap.
I made several plugins with non-English names. And these names are broken on profile page...",pavelevap
Future Releases,13576,"wordpress.org themes list, sidebar broken in IE7",ryan,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2010-05-27T14:49:20Z,2012-08-10T18:25:26Z,"wordpress.org themes list
the sidebar in IE7/IE8 is displayed AFTER the themes, Firefox ok.",maurizio04
Future Releases,21550,Plugin changelog truncation can break WordPress.org site layout,,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-11T16:32:59Z,2012-08-11T16:35:41Z,"WordPress.org appears to truncate plugin changelogs after a certain number of characters. However, if the truncation occurs in an inconvenient place -- such as the middle of an HTML tag -- it can cause browser rendering issues in other parts of the page.
For example, on the [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/seo-ultimate/changelog/ changelog page] for my plugin SEO Ultimate, the plugin page sidebar is currently showing up below the changelog ([http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/7557/brokenchangelogscreen.png screenshot]). This is because the changelog is being truncated in the middle of an <li> tag, apparently leading my browser (Chrome) to fail to recognize a </div> closing tag:
{{{
<l</div><!-- block-content--></div>
}}}
I would suggest that the easiest and perhaps best solution would be simply to stop truncating plugin changelogs. Layout breakage possibilities aside, I would prefer it if my plugin's changelog were not cut off after a certain point.",JohnLamansky
Future Releases,13689,"multisite noblogredirect set, 404 error result not sending proper info with IIS",,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-06-02T01:01:31Z,2012-08-14T08:32:10Z,"Scenario. With NOBLOGREDIRECT specified as the main sites url, the 404 errors and the bad blog url are supposed to go what is specified as the location in the noblogredirect define.
The bug is the 404 errors are *not* pointing to what is specified in the noblogredirect, the 404 errors (that are not bad blog urls) are triggering an IIS error response and not redirecting.
When it's done triggering the IIS error it then uses the web.config to transfer to the main site.
Besides this bug.
This tells me 2 things, this tells me that the method/behavior of this is wrong and should be looked at. *if* wordpress knows the difference between a bad blogurl and a 404 error page, the 404 error *should* go to the 404 template, however in the past WPMU versions it did not do that it went straight to the mainsite as well. It *should* go to the 404 template and since it knows the difference it should be coded a such.
1) Bad subdomains should go to the specified noblogredirect define.
2) 404 error pages should go to the 404 page template for the theme.
Not to mention that the bug in question *is* that the 404 error itself is not redirecting to it's intended location to begin with.
",Frumph
Future Releases,4221,Allow pure wp_nonce_url urls,,Administration,2.3,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,close,2007-05-04T04:29:33Z,2012-08-15T03:44:11Z,"wp_nonce_url sends the url through wp_specialchars, which converts {{{&}}} into {{{&}}}
That's great for standards-compliant links, but if you're trying, for example, to use a nonce in a url passed to JavaScript, it can cause problems, as at least Firefox chokes when JavaScript requests a url with {{{&}}} instead of {{{&}}}.
My patch allows you to toggle off the wp_specialchars; the default behavior remains the same.",filosofo
Future Releases,21603,Add a delete button to individual menu items,,Menus,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-08-15T21:45:29Z,2012-08-15T21:45:29Z,"When working with a menu in the Admin, if you need to delete a lot of entries it's really slow because you have to expand each entry, then click delete, then wait for the refresh to do it all over again. If we had an X next to the down arrow for each menu item, it would be much faster/easier to delete them.
Thanks!",wphound
Future Releases,6393,Export & import blogroll with categories,,Import,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-03-26T17:01:38Z,2012-08-17T09:04:11Z,"I have attached a patch which will export Blogroll OPML file having a category attribute in it. It is valid to have a category attribute in outline tag. Generated OPML file by wp-links-opml.php has been validated by http://validator.opml.org/.
I have also updated link-import.php and link-parse-opml.php files in wp-admin to parse category attribute and create link_category in database if it does not exist and assign link to that category.
This enhancement will automatically export and import link-categories with links.",jayminkapish
Future Releases,20810,Add disable arg or attributes arg to wp_dropdown_categories() & wp_dropdown_pages(),,Template,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-06-01T19:27:07Z,2012-08-17T13:27:36Z,"It would be beneficial to be able to add disabled=""disabled"" attribute to the select tag or add multiple attributes to the select tag.
Related: #20156, #20167",wpsmith
Future Releases,10158,"Deprecate is_home() and is_single(), in favor of is_blog() and is_post()",,Themes,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2009-06-14T16:56:32Z,2012-08-17T19:24:06Z,Thoughts?,Denis-de-Bernardy
Future Releases,21237,"Terminology for ""Front"" and ""Home""",,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-12T13:59:40Z,2012-08-17T19:25:29Z,"The following related tickets all have discussions concerning the Terminology for ""Front Page"" and ""Home Page"" is some way.
#16379 - Better UI for doing ""Page on Front"" [[BR]]
(UI effected by the terminology)
#10158 - Deprecate is_home() and is_single(), in favor of is_blog() and is_post() [[BR]]
(Conditional Tags effected by the terminology)
#18705 - home_url() and is_home() with a static front page [[BR]]
(URL function effected by the terminology)
Additionally, Template files are effected by the terminology (home.php and front-page.php)
This ticket is intended to discuss the best options that address the above terminology concerns for the sake of consistency and usability. If a determination is made here, hopefully we can use the terminology to inform the above tickets.",WraithKenny
Future Releases,21616,add-textdomain doesn't conform to WP coding standards,,I18N,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),reopened,,2012-08-17T03:07:19Z,2012-08-17T21:37:50Z,"I used add-textdomain.php from http://i18n.svn.wordpress.org/tools/trunk on my plugin code, but it does not include a space before the closing parenthesis of the gettext function call it alters, which violates http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Coding_Standards#Space_Usage",groovecoder
Future Releases,20104,Show network-activated plugins on site plugins screen,,Multisite,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-02-22T22:05:35Z,2012-08-18T22:07:03Z,"Per http://wpdevel.wordpress.com/2011/12/23/core-team-meetup-recap-multisite/, one action item is:
> Include network activated plugins in the plugins menu and give message that it is automatically on for the whole network (if admin/have rights to see plugins screen).
To enable the plugins screen for a network, a super admin can go to network/settings.php and enable the menu.
Network-activated plugins should still show on this screen to site administrators. (They just can't activate them.) This should require a few tweaks to the plugins list table.",nacin
Future Releases,21631,HTML encoded characters in the custom menu's URL html are decoded after first save and removed after second save,,Menus,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-19T15:27:20Z,2012-08-19T15:49:04Z,"Special characters in the custom menu's URL get double html encoded after second save.
Having an array in the URL that is using square brackets (site.com/key[value]), the links break after the second save of that menu item because the & in the & gets double html encoded.",rocketwood
Future Releases,21628,Attach image(s) to WordPress.org support topics/replies,,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2012-08-18T22:27:29Z,2012-08-19T22:28:27Z,"The ability to upload images to a support reply or topic would assist in describing issues and solutions. Sure, a user could link to an externally sourced image, however that's another step in the process.",ericlewis
Future Releases,9775,Duplicate comment check is too strict,,Comments,2.7.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2009-05-09T21:27:38Z,2012-08-19T23:33:35Z,"The duplicate comment detection mechanism doesn't allow duplicate comments on the same post, even from the post author. That's not good.
The duplicate comment check should only block the new comment if there is no other comment posted between the new comment and the old comment.",scribu
Future Releases,21641,Filter on pending/draft array in wp_insert_post(),,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-08-20T16:53:56Z,2012-08-20T16:53:56Z,"Hi
In wp_insert_post() function, there is no possibility to add a status to the list of status for which postname can be set to empty (no filter). Thus, to have the 'pending' like behaviour for a custom status it seems you have to update the postname to '' and the gmt to 000-00 after the insert, as you have to hack the permalink construction too.
In the same way, it would be nice to add the $post parameter to the filter 'display_post_states' in the '_post_states($post)' function (wp-admin/includes/template.php), in order to add easily a post state according to a custom status of the post (seems better as retrieving the global $post of the admin loop).
Hope these are real issues. Sorry if not.
Regards
",villagora
Future Releases,21642,language_attributes() print WP lang instead content lang.,,General,2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-08-20T18:15:37Z,2012-08-20T20:46:33Z,"If you have WordPress in a language does not mean that the content has to be in that language. It would be good if there was an option to select it.
Another detail is for example: If we have the translation ""'''Spanish - Spain'''"", ""'''es-ES'''"", WordPress print ""'''es-e'''s"" instead of ""'''es'''"" simply.
This would be good because it is the only translation into Spanish.",shadowhck
Future Releases,21645,Rewrite API logic and flush_rules,,Rewrite Rules,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-21T00:24:05Z,2012-08-21T08:24:19Z,"
It is not clear if or how visiting the Settings -> Permalinks calls flush_rules. It is referenced occasionally as an apparent alternative to $wp_rewrite->flush_rules() in Documentation. This should be explicitly confirmed in the admin interface and/or a button based action.
Documentation for the Rewrite API functions do not point at $wp_rewrite->flush_rules() effectively. (Updated some codex links, but seems worth including a pointer inline in function definitions.)
I was confused while editing an existing theme why duplicating existing add_feed() structures in functions.php did not produce duplicated behaviour in the permalinks. ?feed=atom1 worked , but /feed/atom1/ didn't, until calling flush_rules()
Logic seems broken between these functions. Why call Rewrite API add_feed() every init, but still require a flush_rules reset to activate? They should be more explicitly linked / combined / triggered. See prior conversation in #21335
http://codex.wordpress.org/Rewrite_API",here
Future Releases,21649,_WP_Editor class is currently marked as final,,Editor,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-08-21T13:13:08Z,2012-08-21T17:16:30Z,"Revision [19420] turned
{{{
class _WP_Editors{}
}}}
from wp-includes/class-wp-editor.php into
{{{
final class _WP_Editors{}
}}}
I'm aware that editor API is currently under large changes but it would be great if plugins could extend _WP_Editors class by removing ""final"" keyword.",Marko-M
Future Releases,21658,Meaningless adjacent post links for pages,,General,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-22T12:34:26Z,2012-08-22T12:34:26Z,"In WP 3.3 we removed a number of obsolete <link> elements from the page header leaving just those with rel=""next"" and rel=""prev"" generated by function adjacent_post_rel_link_wp_head() in file wp-includes/link-template.php [see #18128].
This change brings the function of these links into sharper relief and raises several concerns. Presently, they are generated only for singular pages/posts that are not attachments.
Such links make some kind of sense for ordinary posts, because these can be considered to be part of an ordered collection where the next/previous relationship is meaningful. It may also make sense for custom post types, depending on the use to which they are being put.
For pages, however the links generated refer to the next/previous pages as they happen to be stored in the WP database and these are unlikely to have any meaningful relation to the originating page.
Others have reported performance and other problems with browsers such as Firefox that use these links to prefetch content [see #12603, #14382 and #19018].
You can see their point! If I'm viewing page ""about"" what are the chances that I will next want to view the page ""contact"" just because this happens to have the next sequential ID in the WordPress database?
At the very least, I believe that these links should not be generated for pages. Better still would be to follow Google's advice [see #18672] and use these just for paginated content (i.e. individual posts/pages [with <!--nextpage-->] or archives [including blog home]). Some potential patch code is available against #18660 which raised a similar issue. Links between adjacent posts can be left to the usual navigation elements within the page body.",mdgl
Future Releases,21659,wp_mail() problem with Reply-To header,,General,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-22T14:43:43Z,2012-08-22T14:43:43Z,"I am using in email headers also Reply-To:
{{{
$headers .= ""Reply-To: \""$name\"" <$email>\r\n"";
}}}
But there is a problem when name contains special non-English characters.
Example (from email headers):
Name: Žlutý kůň
{{{
Reply-To: =?UTF-8?Q? ""=C5=BDlut=C3=BD_k=C5=AF=C5=88"" _ <my@email.com>,
?=@example.com
}}}
I think that it is somehow related to wp_mail() function, because I also tried to use SMTP plugin and it worked well:
{{{
Reply-To: =?UTF-8?Q?""=C5=BDlut=C3=BD_k=C5=AF=C5=88""_<my@email.com>?=
}}}
Also when I use simply mail() instead of wp_mail() then everything works well. Problem can be seen only for Reply-To header, all others work well (for example From).
I am using WP 3.4.1.",pavelevap
Future Releases,17253,Author role should be able to make/edit pages (a.k.a. let's get with the times),,Role/Capability,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2011-04-27T11:29:52Z,2012-08-23T00:47:00Z,"More and more sites are using WordPress to run the whole site, not just a blog. Pages are quickly eclipsing blog posts as the default content type, and we should start moving to address this. Currently authors have no rights to pages. Someone with higher rights can set the author as someone with the author role, but the author can't actually get to it. This is super lame, because the ""just create and manage your own stuff"" role doesn't apply to a major form of content.
I understand this will have implications re backwards compatibility, but we've talked about revisiting the roles system at some point, so I wanted this ticket to be on record. We have to make roles more reasonable for CMS use. ",jane
Future Releases,19984,Issue with Default Post Format,,Blog by Email,3.3.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2012-02-07T20:29:41Z,2012-08-24T01:34:27Z,"I set my Default Post Format as Aside. So I expect all my posts via email will appear as Aside, same as Default Post Category does perfectly while post via email. But it is always posting as Standard whenever I post by email. Kindly fix this. Wordpress is Awesome :)",binarymag
Future Releases,21055,Interface for wpdb compatibility,,Database,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-06-23T17:30:13Z,2012-08-24T01:40:01Z,"==Summary==
From the wp-includes/wp-db.php file:
{{{
It is possible to replace this class with your own
by setting the $wpdb global variable in wp-content/db.php
file to your class. The wpdb class will still be included,
so you can extend it or simply use your own.
}}}
When one implements a db class that does not extend wpdb, it would be safer that the new class implements an interface. This interface may be called wpdb_compat and would assure that the class has all necessary methods/properties. Of course, wpdb_compat should be supported by wpdb too.
== Design Strategies ==
My patch adds:
* wp-includes/interfaces/wpdb-compat.php
Very small edits to:
* wp-includes/wp-db.php
* wp-includes/load.php
* wp-admin/install.php
At the moment, WordPress does not include any interface; this means that there is not a directory for interfaces.[[BR]]
In my first draft, I put it in wp-includes/interfaces so that - if more interfaces will be added in the future - they will have a logical place.
",santec
Future Releases,12779,Better support for custom post types in WP_Rewrite,ryan,Rewrite Rules,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-03-30T20:04:30Z,2012-08-24T05:17:56Z,"See also #12605 and [13773].
We currently use bitmasks in WP_Rewrite, which we should remove and convert to an array of URL types that can be checked using in_array(). We currently do not use bitmask operations in WP_Rewrite that would make them preferable for use.
To currently use custom post types with endpoints, a plugin would need to do the following, from [comment:5:ticket:12605 dd32 in #12605]:
{{{
define('EP_WIKI', 131072); // 2^17. 2^13 is used by core.
register_post_type('wiki', array(
'label' => __('Wiki'),
'public' => true,
'supports' => array('revisions', 'editor', 'title'),
'permalink_epmask' => EP_WIKI,
'hierarchical' => true
));
add_rewrite_endpoint('history', EP_WIKI);
}}}
In particular:
> Care would need to be taken that any custom endpoints are in {{{2^x}}} format, and not currently in use by any other plugins loaded.
This would need to be backwards compatible with the existing bitmasks. More or less, {{{WP_Rewrite::add_endpoint()}}} would need to still take bitmasks and convert them to the new format.",nacin
Future Releases,21571,Add support multiple comment types in get_comments,,Comments,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-08-14T00:49:42Z,2012-08-24T19:54:42Z,"Custom comment types are a nice way to categorize comments, however, if you wish to retrieve multiple comment types you cannot use ''get_comments''. This enhancement request (patch attached) adds support for multiple comment types a la:
{{{
$comments = get_comments( array(
'post_id' => $post->ID,
'type' => array(
'a-sweet-comment-type',
'some-other-comment-type',
),
));
}}}",borkweb
Future Releases,21687,Need to be able to float sticky posts to top in custom queries,,Query,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-08-25T16:12:08Z,2012-08-25T16:12:08Z,"Currently sticky posts are only floated to the top of the loop when on an index page (blog/home). When making a new WP_Query for posts as a secondary loop on a ""page"" page (whilst developing shortcode) sticky posts only appear in the natural date order because my query does not have the is_home flag.
My proposal would be to add a new parameter/argument to the WP_Query class, either connected to 'orderby' or 'ignore_sticky' parameters, stating whether sticky posts should have order 'float', 'natural', 'exclude' (it seems that the mechanism for excluding sticky posts from the loop is a bit clunky, although well documented; this would simplify it). Default behaviour can be retained, the query on the index page can use the 'float' option and themes/plugins can call it in custom queries if required.
Alternatively, the sticky sorting could be moved to a separate function and called via an action, so developers can use the same function (or build their own) in their custom queries. This is how I have my current workaround, running a filter on 'posts_results' having copied code for floating stickies from core. It seems a shame to be be duplicating code though, especially when it should be an option available in custom queries.",ChemicalSailor
Future Releases,21699,Losing post status,,Post Types,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-08-27T05:19:40Z,2012-08-27T07:00:09Z,I created custom post type and custom post status for it. Then I programmatically set custom status for new post and then edit it using admin panel. When I save post status is set to 'published' and I can't select my status from statuses list.,barmin.alexander@…
Future Releases,21669,"Make ""Home"" option persistent in Pages box on Menus screen",,Menus,3.4.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-23T16:57:08Z,2012-08-27T15:09:43Z,"If you have some pages, or even a page, then on nav-menus.php in the Pages box, View All, it will display Home as an option. However, if you do not have any pages at all (mostly Blog on front page scenarios), then it just says ""No items."" in the Pages box.
It should always be populated with at least the Home option. Oversight on our part that we didn't uncover this behavior before. ",jane
Future Releases,21712,Enhancements to wp-signup.php and wp-activate.php,,Template,3.4.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-08-28T12:00:38Z,2012-08-28T12:00:38Z,"While #17948 going on, I suggest calling get_header()/get_footer() along with 'singnup'/'activate' parameter on wp-signup.php and wp-activate.php.
Something like:
{{{
get_header( 'signup' );
get_footer( 'activate' );
}}}
Also adding before_activate_form and after_activate_form action hooks into wp-activate.php just like wp-signup.php",geminorum
Future Releases,21714,Enable Intermediate choice in UI if Full Size Image is exact match to Intermediate Image,,General,3.4.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-08-28T15:56:09Z,2012-08-28T15:56:09Z,"
This is simply a minor usability enhancement for Media Gallery. If an image is uploaded that is exactly the same size as an intermediate image (300x300 = Medium for example) it is not a choice when inserting that image into a post. It would be nice if it was a choice pointing to the full/original image since full is the same size as the intermediate.
It seems to be caused in the image_downsize function in /wp-includes/media.php because image_get_intermediate_size returns false.
I believe image_downsize can be updated as such to provide this enhancement:
Line 162 (if statement) Currently:
{{{
if ( !$width && !$height && isset($meta['width'], $meta['height']) ) {
// any other type: use the real image
$width = $meta['width'];
$height = $meta['height'];
}
}}}
could be updated to read the intermediate width and height and set intermediate to true if it is an exact match to the original image:
{{{
if ( !$width && !$height && isset($meta['width'], $meta['height']) ) {
// any other type: use the real image
$width = $meta['width'];
$height = $meta['height'];
// add check for real image being exact match to intermediate image to enable intermediate choice in UI
if (isset($_wp_additional_image_sizes[$size])) {
$goal_width = intval($_wp_additional_image_sizes[$size]['width']);
$goal_height = intval($_wp_additional_image_sizes[$size]['height']);
} else {
$goal_width = get_option($size.'_size_w');
$goal_height = get_option($size.'_size_h');
}
if ($width == $goal_width && $height == $goal_height)
$is_intermediate = true;
}
}}}
Thanks for considering, and hope I put this in the right place,
Andrew
",andrewteg
Future Releases,10752,Uploading new media to existing posts/pages backdates file location,,Media,2.8.4,normal,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2009-09-08T20:35:20Z,2012-08-28T20:57:35Z,"Using WP 2.8.4, when uploading new media files to a page or post that has already been published, the new file is added in the /UPLOAD_DIR/year/month/ directory that corresponds to the original page/post publication date, rather than the file upload date.
Also, the correct file-upload-date-based directory is created (if it does not already exist), but the file is still placed in the older incorrect directory.
Example: Assume the following...
On /wp-admin/options-misc.php:
* ""Store uploads in this folder"" (referred to above as UPLOAD_DIR) is set to ""wp-content/uploads"" or any other location, such as ""files""
* ""Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders"" is checked
On an existing Page:
* Page has a published date of 3/1/2008
* File a_test_file.jpg is uploaded on 9/1/2009
* UPLOAD_DIR is set to ""wp-content/uploads"", has 777 permissions, and contains no subdirectories or files
WordPress 2.6.x and below would have created the following:
* /wp-content/uploads/2009/09/a_test_file.jpg
However, WP 2.8.4 is creating:
* /wp-content/uploads/2008/03/a_test_file.jpg
* /wp-content/uploads/2009/09
This issue was previously mentioned on the wordpress.org forums as being a known issue with WP 2.7.1: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/254786",dpie
Future Releases,13365,"WP_Query, author_name, and sticky posts",ryan,Query,2.9.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2010-05-12T06:09:42Z,2012-08-30T00:17:35Z,"I have a template which is being used as my front page on WP 2.9.2. In this template I setup my loop with the following code:
{{{
$postresults = new WP_Query();
$postresults->query(""author_name=frontpage&post_types=post&post_status=publish"");
while($postresults->have_posts()) { $postresults->the_post(); ?>
// etc...
}}}
I am not using the ""caller_get_posts=1"" option, but my sticky posts are still showing up in order with other posts rather than at the beginning. If I remove the ""author_name=frontpage"" the sticky posts will move back to the first items, however I am stuck with posts by authors I do not want. Using ""author=2"" results in the same behavior as using ""author_name"".",eryanv
Future Releases,14370,Custom Taxonomies tagging Attachments,,Taxonomy,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,dev-feedback,2010-07-21T02:28:52Z,2012-08-30T08:56:17Z,"There appears to be an issue where if the custom taxonomy has only attachment:image, attachment:audio, and attachment:video The attachments return nothing found. Only 'post' post types are returned.
adding to a query 'post_status' => publish, allows it to display the images but does not allow pagination.
WordPress should return all post_types that the Taxonomy is defined for. Somehow ma.tt found a way around this issue. refer to:
http://osdir.com/ml/wp-testers/2010-06/msg00317.html
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/383096?replies=29
Does not affect pre 3.0
",thee17
Future Releases,21753,Feed excerpts are missing important filter formatting,,Feeds,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-31T14:20:56Z,2012-08-31T14:20:56Z,"Excerpts included in feeds are missing important formatting because the relevant filters are not applied (e.g. wpautop).
In file wp-includes/feed.php, function the_excerpt_rss() does not apply the same filters as the_excerpt() whilst results in lost formatting instructions. By comparison, function the_content_feed() ensures that the same filters declared for the_content() are applied.
A suggested patch is attached. Note that for symmetry between the_excerpt_rss() and the_content_feed() this patch also removes the (unnecessary?) filter ent2ncr() from the_excerpt_rss() and retains the (controversial?) escaping for CDATA blocks (see #3670).
A few related issues are worth mentioning. Firstly, shortcodes are still not applied to excerpts (see #7093). Also, the (obsolete?) RDF feed does not make use of a CDATA block unlike those for RSS, RSS2 and Atom (see #20888). Finally, a similar problem occurs with comment text in feeds (see #16466).",mdgl
Future Releases,8833,extract pluggable.php function logic into separate functions,Viper007Bond,Plugins,2.8,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2009-01-09T21:24:15Z,2012-08-31T18:23:53Z,"Currently, when a plugin overrides one of the pluggable.php functions with a custom implementation, there is no way to fall back to the standard version of the function. Instead, plugin authors have to copy and paste all of the logic from pluggable.php into their custom function. I'd love to see the actual logic separated out into ""private"" functions that are simply called the public ones. For example:
{{{
if (!function_exists('wp_get_current_user')) {
function wp_get_current_user() {
return _wp_get_current_user();
}
}
function _wp_get_current_user() {
/* normal logic for getting the current user */
}
}}}
This would allow me to override the function, but still fallback to the standard implementation if I need to...
{{{
if (!function_exists('wp_get_current_user')) {
function wp_get_current_user() {
if ( /* some condition */ ) {
/* my own custom get current user logic */
} else {
return _wp_get_current_user();
}
}
}
}}}
This wouldn't actually take that much work, and I'm happy to do it. Not sure if it would be best to keep it all in pluggable.php, or if the standard implementations should be moved to pluggable.standard.php or something similar. ??
Original wp-hackers thread: http://groups.google.com/group/wp-hackers/browse_thread/thread/31295f83a13dc025",wnorris
Future Releases,19770,Implement browser-side resizing with Plupload,,Upload,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-01-07T16:07:51Z,2012-09-01T06:10:23Z,"#19174 removed the browser-side image resizing due to browser inconsistencies. We should fix it and reintroduce the feature.
A little related: #14459",johnbillion
Future Releases,21763,Add Support To Pass An Array Of Plugins To The Plugin Info API,,Plugins,3.4.1,normal,normal,WordPress.org,feature request,new,,2012-09-01T03:14:42Z,2012-09-01T11:13:54Z,"https://api.wordpress.org/plugins/info/1.0/
Currently only allows one plugin to be passed in a request to get the relevant information back.
However, the update check API allows an array of plugins to be passed. I'm requesting the same functionality be added to the info API and not just for developer use, but for consistancy.",crypticmauler
Future Releases,21765,Redirect to canonical URL if URL has 'preview' parameter with any nonempty value and user not log in,,Canonical,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-09-01T13:18:44Z,2012-09-01T15:15:07Z,"if any URL has nonempty GET-parameter 'preview' that there is noredirection to canonical URL.
If we have http://example.com?p={post_id}&post_type={post_slug}&preview=true there is no redirection to correct URL like http://example.com?{post_type}={post_slug} or like http://example.com/{post_type}/{post_slug} (if site has permalinks). This is bad for SEO and bad user experience. If user not log in there must be redirecttion.",egorpromo
Future Releases,21762,Storing a multidimensional array using register_setting double-serializes subarrays identified with a string,sekatsim,Database,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-31T22:43:16Z,2012-09-01T16:36:41Z,"Storing a multidimensional array, such as `$options['my-option'][$id] = ""value""`, into the database using register_setting results in the ""my-option"" string getting double serialized. The option_value is stored as:
`s:9:""'my-option'"";a:1:{s:9:""option-id"";s:5:""value"";}`
The my-option array is encased in both single and double quotes, so that `isset($options['option-id']` evaluates false, but `isset($options[""'option-id'""]` evaluates true.",sekatsim
Future Releases,18488,set_transient crashes when value parameter is a SimpleXMLElement object,,Cache,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2011-08-19T18:58:02Z,2012-09-01T18:03:16Z,"I have been developing a plugin that obtains information about high and low tides in the UK. The data is obtained from another site as a SimpleXMLElement. I found that when I passed a value to set_transient that had been assigned directly from the SimpleXMLObject then it was being received as an object and somewhere in the innards of the function the routine crashed. My workaround was to cast the assignment.
e.g. this failed
{{{
$title = $channel->item->title;
$store = '1';
$secs = bw_time_of_day_secs();
$secs = 86400 - $secs;
$set_transient( ""bw_tides_title_"" . $store, $title, $secs);
}}}
but change line 1 as below and it works
$title = '''(string)''' $channel->item->title;
Two questions therefore.
1. Am I misinterpreting the documentation that says I don't need to serialise the value? What does mixed actually mean.
2. Does set_transient have to crash when the parameters are wrong?
The problem is completely reproducable. I now have a working solution so I don't need a fix right now. I just want to understand.
Herb
",bobbingwide
Future Releases,11740,Sorting tags and towns does not work well for utf-8,nbachiyski,I18N,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2010-01-06T12:42:24Z,2012-09-02T14:25:29Z,"There are problems with sorting special Czech characters:
1) Options - General - Timezone selection.
Evropa (Europe)
First item should be Amsterdam, but instead of it there is ""Řím"" (Rome in Czech). And this is not right, character Ř should be between R and S.
2) Editing posts - Select from most used tags.
You can create tags ""Rome"", ""Amsterdam"" and ""Řím"".
Tags are also sorted in a bad way, first is ""Řím"".
It is very problematic for Czech users when there are many tags, because it does not help them...",pavelevap
Future Releases,18915,Reverse priority colors in Trac,,WordPress.org site,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2011-10-12T12:53:01Z,2012-09-02T17:05:06Z,"Each ticket on list has assigned color - from red for ones with lowest priority, to blue for ones with highest priority. This is a bit unintuitive, because red color usually means warning or something bad. Please change these colors to follow that common approach.",sirzooro
Future Releases,21219,get_post_type_archive_link in multisite context: struct issue,,Post Types,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-11T17:48:27Z,2012-09-03T12:11:03Z,"Context : multisite and a site aaa ( http://localhost/wpmu_svn_34/aaa/ ) trying to display the '''post_type_archive_link''' of cpt 'book' of the blog bbb
{{{
switch_to_blog( $b );
$link = get_post_type_archive_link( 'book' ) ;
/*/ http://localhost/wpmu_svn_34/bbb/book/ and not http://localhost/wpmu_svn_34/bbb/livre/ */
restore_current_blog();
}}}
when name, slug and query_var of the post_type are the same: no problem because $struct to find the '/book/' is kept from the caller site BUT
if in the called site, the CPT have the same type name ('book') but with different slug and query_var, the home_url is correctly changed but the $struct is not good... 'book' instead 'livre' as declared in cpt in site bob.
The issue came from global $wp_rewrite; which is not this of the target after the switch_to_blog !
Instead of a non elegant filter ''post_type_archive_link'', is there a way to ""find"" the $wp_rewrite of $b ?
Best regards !
",michelwppi
Future Releases,15466,Database errors on dashboard,,Administration,3.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2010-11-18T07:11:43Z,2012-09-04T12:33:11Z,"Not sure why it's happening and it's only happening on one of my blogs, but posting it anyway.
== Incoming Links ==
{{{
WordPress database error: [Incorrect string value: '\xD0\xA3 \xD0\xBC\xD0...' for column 'option_value' at row 1]
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As a user, you will love the new <strong>lighter interface</strong>, the contextual help on every screen, the <strong>1,217 bug fixes and feature enhancements</strong>, bulk updates so you can upgrade 15 plugins at once with a single click, and blah blah blah just watch the video. <img src=\'http://wordpress.org/news/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif\' alt=\':)\' class=\'wp-smiley\' /> <em>(In HD, if you can, so you can catch the Easter eggs.)</em></p>\n<p><object classid=\""clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000\"" width=\""640\"" height=\""360\"" codebase=\""http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=6,0,40,0\""><param name=\""flashvars\"" value=\""guid=BQtfIEY1&width=640&height=360&locksize=no&dynamicseek=false&qc_publisherId=p-18-mFEk4J448M\"" /><param name=\""src\"" value=\""http://v.wordpress.com/wp-content/plugins/video/flvplayer.swf?ver=1.21\"" /><param name=\""wmode\"" value=\""transparent\"" /><param name=\""allowfullscreen\"" value=\""true\"" /><embed type=\""application/x-shockwave-flash\"" width=\""640\"" height=\""360\"" src=\""http://v.wordpress.com/wp-content/plugins/video/flvplayer.swf?ver=1.21\"" allowfullscreen=\""true\"" wmode=\""transparent\"" flashvars=\""guid=BQtfIEY1&width=640&height=360&locksize=no&dynamicseek=false&qc_publisherId=p-18-mFEk4J448M\""></embed></object></p>\n<p>If you’d like to embed the WordPress 3.0 video tour in your blog, copy and paste this code for the high quality version:</p>\n<pre class=\""brush: xml;\""><embed src="http://v.wordpress.com/wp-content/plugins/video/flvplayer.swf?ver=1.21" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="640" height="360" wmode="transparent" seamlesstabbing="true" allowfullscreen="true" allowscriptaccess="always" overstretch="true" flashvars="guid=BQtfIEY1&width=640&height=360&locksize=no&dynamicseek=false&qc_publisherId=p-18-mFEk4J448M" title="Introducing WordPress 3.0 "Thelonious""></embed></pre>\n<p>For a more comprehensive look at everything that has improved in 3.0 check out <a href=\""http://codex.wordpress.org/Version_3.0\"">3.0′s Codex page</a> or the <a href=\""http://core.trac.wordpress.org/query?group=status&milestone=3.0&desc=1&order=priority\"">long list of issues in Trac</a>. (We’re trying to keep these announcement posts shorter.) Whew! That’s a lot packed into one release. I can’t think of a better way to kick off the 3.X cycle we’ll be in for the next two and a half years.</p>\n<h3>The Future</h3>\n<p>Normally this is where I’d say we’re about to start work on 3.1, but we’re actually not. We’re going to take a release cycle off to focus on all of the things around WordPress. The growth of the community has been breathtaking, including over 10.3 million downloads of version 2.9, but so much of our effort has been focused on the core software it hasn’t left much time for anything else. Over the next three months we’re going to split into ninja/pirate teams focused on different areas of the around-WordPress experience, including the showcase, Codex, forums, profiles, update and compatibility APIs, theme directory, plugin directory, mailing lists, core plugins, wordcamp.org… the possibilities are endless. The goal of the teams isn’t going to be to make things perfect all at once, just better than they are today. We think this investment of time will give us a much stronger infrastructure to grow WordPress.org for the many tens of millions of users that will join us during the 3.X release cycle.</p>\n<h3>It Takes a Village</h3>\n<p>I’m proud to acknowledge the contributions of the following <strong>218</strong> people to the 3.0 release cycle. These are the folks that make WordPress what it is, whose collaboration and hard work enable us to build something greater than the sum of our parts. In alphabetical order, of course.</p>\n<p><strong>Committers:</strong> <a href=\""http://www.laptoptips.ca/\"">azaozz (Andrew Ozz)</a> (<a title=\""azaozz at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/azaozz\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://dd32.id.au/\"">dd32 (Dion Hulse)</a> (<a title=\""dd32 at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/dd32\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://ocaoimh.ie/\"">donncha (Donncha O Caoimh)</a> (<a title=\""donncha at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/donncha\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://iammattthomas.com/\"">iammattthomas (Matt Thomas)</a> (<a title=\""iammattthomas at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/iammattthomas\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://josephscott.org/\"">josephscott (Joseph Scott)</a> (<a title=\""josephscott at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/josephscott\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://txfx.net/\"">markjaquith (Mark Jaquith)</a> (<a title=\""markjaquith at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/markjaquith\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://ma.tt/\"">matt (Matt Mullenweg)</a> (<a title=\""matt at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/matt\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://andrewnacin.com/\"">nacin (Andrew Nacin)</a> (<a title=\""nacin at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/nacin\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://nikolay.bg/\"">nbachiyski (Николай Бачийски)</a> (<a title=\""nbachiyski at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/nbachiyski\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://boren.nu/\"">ryan (Ryan Boren)</a> (<a title=\""ryan at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/ryan\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://blog.ftwr.co.uk/\"">westi (Peter Westwood)</a> (<a title=\""westi at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/westi\"">prof</a>), and <a href=\""http://wpmututorials.com/\"">wpmuguru (Ron Rennick)</a> (<a title=\""wpmuguru at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/wpmuguru\"">prof</a>). <strong>Contributors:</strong> <a href=\""http://xavisys.com/\"">aaroncampbell (Aaron Campbell)</a> (<a title=\""aaroncampbell at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/aaroncampbell\"">prof</a>), akerem (<a title=\""akerem at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/akerem\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://alexking.org/\"">alexkingorg (Alex King)</a> (<a title=\""alexkingorg at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/alexkingorg\"">prof</a>), amattie (<a title=\""amattie at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/amattie\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://notfornoone.com/\"">ampt (Luke Gallagher)</a> (<a title=\""ampt at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/ampt\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://wpmututorials.com/\"">andrea_r</a> (<a title=\""andrea_r at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/andrea_r\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://andreasnurbo.com/\"">andreasnrb (Andreas Nurbo)</a> (<a title=\""andreasnrb at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/andreasnrb\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://twitter.com/anilo4ever\"">anilo4ever (Angelo Verona)</a> (<a title=\""anilo4ever at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/anilo4ever\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://apeatling.wordpress.com/\"">apeatling (Andy Peatling)</a> (<a title=\""apeatling at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/apeatling\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://blog.apokalyptik.com/\"">apokalyptik (Demitrious Kelly)</a> (<a title=\""apokalyptik at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/apokalyptik\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://www.mailpress.org/\"">arena (André Renaut)</a> (<a title=\""arena at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/arena\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://barry.wordpress.com/\"">barry (Barry Abrahamson)</a> (<a title=\""barry at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/barry\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://digitalize.ca/\"">batmoo (Mohammad Jangda)</a> (<a title=\""batmoo at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/batmoo\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://dentedreality.com.au/\"">beaulebens (Beau Lebens)</a> (<a title=\""beaulebens at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/beaulebens\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://use.perl.org/~belg4mit/\"">belg4mit</a> (<a title=\""belg4mit at WP Profiles\"" href=\""http://profiles.wordpress.org/belg4mit\"">prof</a>), <a href=\""http://matthewgrichmond.com/dev/\"">bigdawggi (Matthew G. 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WordPress for iPhone/iPad v2.6 Released September 30th, 2010
Attention Apple-gadget-owning WordPress users! Have you been using the WordPress iOS app for iPhone and iPad? Or maybe you tried it a while back and thought it wasn’t for you? Either way, the new release — v2.6 — will knock your socks off. Why? A bunch of reasons: Video. Record, upload, attach, and play videos […]
WordPress Trademark Changes Hands September 9th, 2010
The WordPress community took a big step forward today when Matt announced that Automattic has donated the WordPress trademark to