__group__,ticket,summary,owner,component,_version,priority,severity,milestone,type,_status,workflow,_created,modified,_description,_reporter
Next Release,23891,Post Formats: tab accessibility,,Accessibility,trunk,normal,critical,3.6,task (blessed),new,,2013-03-29T10:32:49Z,2013-05-14T14:21:38Z,Post Format UI should allow for natural tabbing through the editable fields.,markjaquith
Next Release,23155,Fire update_blog_public action from update_blog_status(),ryan,Administration,3.5,normal,normal,3.6,defect (bug),reopened,,2013-01-09T16:43:00Z,2013-05-01T13:12:46Z,The update_blog_public action is fired from update_blog_public() but not from update_blog_status(). Since update_blog_public() calls update_blog_status() the action should move down the stack and reside along the other actions fired by update_blog_status().,ryan
Next Release,24364,"Fix  autocomplete=""off"" in Chrome",azaozz,Administration,,normal,normal,3.6,defect (bug),reopened,,2013-05-18T22:45:28Z,2013-05-23T19:25:57Z,"Seems latest Chrome doesn't respect autocomplete=""off"" on <input type=""password"" /> fields. This is a problem in forms where the user has to choose a password like the Profile and Edit User screens. 

When the user wants to change a setting on the Profile screen, the first password field is auto-filled. That results in error on submitting the form: ""ERROR: You entered your new password only once..."".",azaozz
Next Release,24131,Fix post previews for multisite with domain mapping,,Administration,,normal,normal,3.6,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-18T22:51:54Z,2013-04-24T02:45:56Z,"Currently when previewing latest changes we create a nonce in the admin, then redirect to the front-end and check that nonce on 'init' before showing the preview. This fails sometimes on multisite with domain mapping as they may use JS redirects to log the user in on the front-end.",azaozz
Next Release,23216,"Create ""WP Heartbeat"" API",,Administration,,normal,normal,3.6,task (blessed),new,,2013-01-16T20:41:50Z,2013-05-23T13:12:00Z,"The purpose of this API is to simulate bidirectional connection between the browser and the server. Initially it will be used for autosave, post locking and log-in expiration warning while a user is writing or editing.

The idea is to have a relatively simple API that sends XHR requests to the server every 15 seconds and triggers events (or callbacks) on receiving data. Other components would be able to ""hitch a ride"" or get notified about another user's activities.

In the future this can be used to block simultaneous editing of widgets and menus or any other tasks that require regular updates from the server.",azaozz
Next Release,23969,"Sometimes when opening the theme customizer, then closing it, the URL gets 'stuck' at /wp-admin/customize.php",,Appearance,trunk,normal,normal,3.6,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-06T23:58:26Z,2013-04-16T09:06:40Z,"Just what I said.

If I open the customizer, scroll down a bit, then back up, then click to close it, the URL doesn't change back as it should.

I can then click through to any other page on the admin or front-end, and the URL will still stay as /wp-admin/customize.php

View the bug in action here: http://youtu.be/RbdkudX6yGw",georgestephanis
Next Release,23665,Create one autosave per user,,Autosave,,normal,normal,3.6,enhancement,new,,2013-03-02T08:19:35Z,2013-04-03T04:37:51Z,"Currently when autosaving drafts we overwrite them, when autosaving published posts, we keep one autosaved revision. This works well as long as there is only one post author.

Having per-user autosaves will affect only sites with many authors/editors. It will avoid overwriting when more than one user edits a post, provide better audit trail, and let us auto save data stored in the browser even if another user is editing at that moment.
",azaozz
Next Release,23220,Extend autosave to use the browser's local storage in addition to saving to the server,,Autosave,,normal,normal,3.6,task (blessed),new,,2013-01-16T22:33:43Z,2013-05-15T23:29:06Z,"There are several types of local (DOM) storage in the modern browsers. Most suitable is the `localStorage` as it's persistent and supported in all browsers back to IE8.

The idea is to save the content in local storage every 10 seconds and push to the server every two minutes. When the server responds and there are no errors, we empty the local storage and start again. The local storage will also be emptied when the user saves the post. Then every time the user visits the admin we can check if the local storage is not empty and offer to recover from there or show a revision diff.
",azaozz
Next Release,24306,Twenty Thirteen: border-box box sizing will break many plugins,,Bundled Theme,trunk,normal,normal,3.6,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-10T17:14:19Z,2013-05-24T19:16:59Z,"WordPress 3.6-beta2-24227

/wp-content/themes/twentythirteen/style.css
{{{
* {
    -moz-box-sizing: border-box;
}
}}}

The setting of box-sizing to border-box for all elements rather than the default content-box (as used for twentyten, twentyeleven, and twentytwelve themes) will break the styling of many plugins for Firefox.

Strange that this is only done for firefox and the default setting of content-box is used for other browsers.

Suggest this css property be only used only the elements that need it in conjunction with the CSS3 box-sizing property and other browser equivalents.

Andy Bruin


",professor99
Next Release,22975,Remove deprecated jQuery methods from core to be safe for jQuery 1.9,,External Libraries,,normal,normal,3.6,enhancement,new,,2012-12-17T15:47:26Z,2013-05-22T17:26:23Z,"Today [http://blog.jquery.com/2012/12/17/jquery-1-9-beta-1-released/ jQuery 1.9 Beta was released].

> jQuery 1.9 has removed many of the items we deprecated during the last few versions of jQuery. 
> To test, we recommend that you start with the jQuery Migrate plugin since it will warn you about any deprecated features the code may depend on. Just include these two script tags in your code, replacing your existing jQuery script include:
>
> `<script src=""http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.9.0b1.js""></script>`
>
> `<script src=""http://code.jquery.com/jquery-migrate-1.0.0b1.js""></script>`

The attached patch adds both scripts to core so that you can test it. There are already some notices which we should try to reduce.
",ocean90
Next Release,23688,"esc_textarea, wp_richedit_pre and wp_htmledit_pre eat post content under PHP 5.4",westi,Formatting,trunk,high,blocker,3.6,defect (bug),reopened,,2013-03-04T17:27:22Z,2013-04-25T09:51:24Z,"Because of a change in default behaviour in {{{htmlspecialchars}}} in PHP5.4 it is possible for these three functions to eat perfectly valid post content and make it impossible to edit existing posts.

Scenario:
 * blog_charset is ISO-8859-1
 * Post contains some 8bit characters

You try and edit the post and instead of the post content you are presented with a blank editor :(

On the front end the posts display fine.

The underlying cause it this change in {{{htmlspecialchars}}}

""5.4.0 	The default value for the encoding parameter was changed to UTF-8.""

Because the string is not a valid UTF-8 sequence an empty string is returned :(


Related to #20368",westi
Next Release,24210,Issues found using a static analysis tool,nacin*,General,,normal,normal,3.6,defect (bug),accepted,,2013-04-28T06:16:09Z,2013-05-07T16:35:03Z,"These all look like valid, but minor, issues:
{{{
--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/class-json.php:495
Reason     : UnknownFunction
Snippet    : class_name($var)
Line       : : new Services_JSON_Error(class_name($var).

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/SimplePie/Locator.php:94
Reason     : RequiredAfterOptionalParam
Snippet    : $type = SIMPLEPIE_LOCATOR_ALL
Line       : public function find($type = SIMPLEPIE_LOCATOR_ALL, &$working)

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/ID3/module.tag.id3v2.php:433
Reason     : TooFewArgument
Snippet    : substr($footer[5])
Line       : $id3_flags = ord(substr($footer{5}));

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/ID3/module.tag.id3v2.php:1586
Reason     : StatementHasNoEffect
Snippet    : $frame_ownerid == '';
Line       : $frame_ownerid == '';

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/ID3/module.audio.mp3.php:37
Reason     : TooManyArgument
Snippet    : $this->getOnlyMPEGaudioInfoBruteForce($this->getid3->fp, $info)
Line       : $this->getOnlyMPEGaudioInfoBruteForce($this->getid3->fp, $info);

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/SimplePie/Misc.php:127
Reason     : TooManyArgument
Snippet    : SimplePie_Misc::entities_decode(end($attribs[$j]), 'UTF-8')
Line       : $return[$i]['attribs'][strtolower($attribs[$j][1])]['data'] = SimplePie_Misc::entities_decode(end($attribs[$j]), 
'UTF-8');
}}}

Resolved:
{{{
--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/class-wp-walker.php:118
Reason     : RequiredAfterOptionalParam
Snippet    : $depth = 0
Line       : function display_element( $element, &$children_elements, $max_depth, $depth=0, $args, &$output ) {

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/comment-template.php:1298
Reason     : RequiredAfterOptionalParam
Snippet    : $depth = 0
Line       : function display_element( $element, &$children_elements, $max_depth, $depth=0, $args, &$output ) {

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/deprecated.php:802
Reason     : RequiredAfterOptionalParam
Snippet    : $echo = false
Line       : function get_author_link($echo = false, $author_id, $author_nicename = '') {

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/deprecated.php:1709
Reason     : TooManyArgument
Snippet    : get_the_content($more_link_text, $stripteaser, $more_file)
Line       : $content = get_the_content($more_link_text, $stripteaser, $more_file);

--------------------------------
File       : wp-signup.php:493
Reason     : RequiredAfterOptionalParam
Snippet    : $user_name = ''
Line       : function confirm_blog_signup($domain, $path, $blog_title, $user_name = '', $user_email = '', $meta) {

--------------------------------
File       : wp-signup.php:493
Reason     : RequiredAfterOptionalParam
Snippet    : $user_email = ''
Line       : function confirm_blog_signup($domain, $path, $blog_title, $user_name = '', $user_email = '', $meta) {

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/widgets.php:76
Reason     : RequiredAfterOptionalParam
Snippet    : $id_base = false
Line       : function WP_Widget( $id_base = false, $name, $widget_options = array(), $control_options = array() ) {

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/widgets.php:93
Reason     : RequiredAfterOptionalParam
Snippet    : $id_base = false
Line       : function __construct( $id_base = false, $name, $widget_options = array(), $control_options = array() ) {

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/post.php:4789
Reason     : RequiredAfterOptionalParam
Snippet    : $deprecated = ''
Line       : function _future_post_hook( $deprecated = '', $post ) {

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-terms-list-table.php:173
Reason     : RequiredAfterOptionalParam
Snippet    : $start = 0
Line       : function _rows( $taxonomy, $terms, &$children, $start = 0, $per_page = 20, &$count, $parent = 0, $level = 0 ) {

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-terms-list-table.php:173
Reason     : RequiredAfterOptionalParam
Snippet    : $per_page = 20
Line       : function _rows( $taxonomy, $terms, &$children, $start = 0, $per_page = 20, &$count, $parent = 0, $level = 0 ) {

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/rewrite.php:92
Reason     : TooManyArgument
Snippet    : remove_action($hook, $hook, 10, 1)
Line       : remove_action($hook, $hook, 10, 1);

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/user.php:350
Reason     : TooManyArgument
Snippet    : delete_user_setting('default_password_nag', $user_ID)
Line       : delete_user_setting('default_password_nag', $user_ID);

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-terms-list-table.php:159
Reason     : TooManyArgument
Snippet    : $this->single_row($term, 0, $taxonomy)
Line       : $out .= $this->single_row( $term, 0, $taxonomy );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-terms-list-table.php:202
Reason     : TooManyArgument
Snippet    : $this->single_row($my_parent, $level - $num_parents, $taxonomy)
Line       : $output .=  ""\t"" . $this->single_row( $my_parent, $level - $num_parents, $taxonomy );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-terms-list-table.php:208
Reason     : TooManyArgument
Snippet    : $this->single_row($term, $level, $taxonomy)
Line       : $output .= ""\t"" . $this->single_row( $term, $level, $taxonomy );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/media.php:2453
Reason     : UnknownFunction
Snippet    : sprint($link_fmt, $image)
Line       : $image = sprint( $link_fmt, $image );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/media.php:1040
Reason     : TooManyArgument
Snippet    : wp_mediaelement_fallback($fileurl, $width, $height)
Line       : $html .= wp_mediaelement_fallback( $fileurl, $width, $height );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/Text/Diff/Engine/xdiff.php:30
Reason     : UnknownFunction
Snippet    : xdiff_string_diff($from_string, $to_string, count($to_lines))
Line       : $diff = xdiff_string_diff($from_string, $to_string, count($to_lines));

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-terms-list-table.php:159
Reason     : UseVoidReturn
Snippet    : $this->single_row($term, 0, $taxonomy)
Line       : $out .= $this->single_row( $term, 0, $taxonomy );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-terms-list-table.php:202
Reason     : UseVoidReturn
Snippet    : $this->single_row($my_parent, $level - $num_parents, $taxonomy)
Line       : $output .=  ""\t"" . $this->single_row( $my_parent, $level - $num_parents, $taxonomy );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-terms-list-table.php:208
Reason     : UseVoidReturn
Snippet    : $this->single_row($term, $level, $taxonomy)
Line       : $output .= ""\t"" . $this->single_row( $term, $level, $taxonomy );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-terms-list-table.php:228
Reason     : UseVoidReturn
Snippet    : $this->single_row_columns($tag)
Line       : echo $this->single_row_columns( $tag );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/wp-db.php:648
Reason     : TooManyArgument
Snippet    : $this->has_cap('collation', $dbh)
Line       : if ( $this->has_cap( 'collation', $dbh ) && !empty( $charset ) ) {

--------------------------------
File       : wp-includes/wp-db.php:649
Reason     : TooManyArgument
Snippet    : $this->has_cap('set_charset', $dbh)
Line       : if ( function_exists( 'mysql_set_charset' ) && $this->has_cap( 'set_charset', $dbh ) ) {

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/network/site-settings.php:63
Reason     : TooManyArgument
Snippet    : update_option($key, $val, false)
Line       : update_option( $key, $val, false ); // no need to refresh blog details yet

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/network/site-settings.php:126
Reason     : TooManyArgument
Snippet    : esc_html(maybe_unserialize($option->option_value), 'single')
Line       : $option->option_value = esc_html( maybe_unserialize( $option->option_value ), 'single' );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-comments-list-table.php:318
Reason     : UseVoidReturn
Snippet    : $this->single_row_columns($comment)
Line       : echo $this->single_row_columns( $comment );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-list-table.php:829
Reason     : UseVoidReturn
Snippet    : $this->single_row_columns($item)
Line       : echo $this->single_row_columns( $item );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-upgrader.php:1132
Reason     : UseVoidReturn
Snippet    : screen_icon()
Line       : echo screen_icon();

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-posts-list-table.php:386
Reason     : UseVoidReturn
Snippet    : $this->single_row($page, $level)
Line       : echo ""\t"" . $this->single_row( $page, $level );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-posts-list-table.php:401
Reason     : UseVoidReturn
Snippet    : $this->single_row($op, 0)
Line       : echo ""\t"" . $this->single_row( $op, 0 );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-posts-list-table.php:447
Reason     : UseVoidReturn
Snippet    : $this->single_row($my_parent, $level - $num_parents)
Line       : echo ""\t"" . $this->single_row( $my_parent, $level - $num_parents );

--------------------------------
File       : wp-admin/includes/class-wp-posts-list-table.php:453
Reason     : UseVoidReturn
Snippet    : $this->single_row($page, $level)
Line       : echo ""\t"" . $this->single_row( $page, $level );
}}}",rlerdorf
Next Release,22623,"Some string tweaks - duplicity, context, mistake",,I18N,3.0,normal,normal,3.6,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-28T20:56:41Z,2013-01-16T00:03:41Z,"1) String ""Path"" has a little different meaning for TinyMCE (HTML position) and Multisite list sites column (subdirectory address). Can we have a context?

2) When you click ""Deactivate"" action link bellow any site (in Multisite admin), site is marked as ""Deleted"" instead of ""Deactivated""? You can ""Activate"" deleted site? Strange...

3) We have strings ""No results found."" (twice) and ""No matches found."" One string would be better instead of three similar strings?

4) String ""Show header text with your image."" is not accurate. You can show header text without header image.",pavelevap
Next Release,23341,Spell checker in the editor shows languages not supported by google spellchecker like hebrew,,I18N,3.5,normal,normal,3.6,defect (bug),reopened,,2013-01-31T13:56:06Z,2013-02-01T05:52:57Z,"The spell checker in the editor uses via tinymce code the google translate service. Problem is that WordPress code assumes that the service supports all languages

{{{
/*
translators: These languages show up in the spellchecker drop-down menu, in the order specified, and with the first
language listed being the default language. They must be comma-separated and take the format of name=code, where name
is the language name (which you may internationalize), and code is a valid ISO 639 language code. Please test the
spellchecker with your values.
*/

$mce_spellchecker_languages = __( 'English=en,Danish=da,Dutch=nl,Finnish=fi,French=fr,German=de,Italian=it,Polish=pl,Portuguese=pt,Spanish=es,Swedish=sv' );

/*
The following filter allows localization scripts to change the languages displayed in the spellchecker's drop-down menu.
By default it uses Google's spellchecker API, but can be configured to use PSpell/ASpell if installed on the server.
The + sign marks the default language. More: http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Plugin:spellchecker.
*/
$mce_spellchecker_languages = apply_filters( 'mce_spellchecker_languages', '+' . $mce_spellchecker_languages );
}}}

But google insist that they support only 12 languages http://support.google.com/toolbar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=32703, therefor not any localization can localize it (ok it can, but it is pointless). The end result for hebrew is that any gibberish text thrown at the spell checker returns as good text.

",mark-k
Next Release,22916,Date/time format translations for front-end,nacin,I18N,3.5,normal,normal,3.6,enhancement,assigned,,2012-12-13T14:51:25Z,2013-03-01T15:00:29Z,"Hi.

Since the split of mo/po files between admin and front-end contexts, some resources that were useful for the front-end are now available only for admin. One of them is the date/time format: it's really great it's localized in the reading options panel, but the main purpose of the option remains the front-end and the way the dates and times are displayed, so we need the ""translations"" in the front-end po/mo files.

So the request is to switch the following strings from admin to general text domain:
* F j, Y
* g:i a
* F j, Y g:i a

Thanks.",npetetin
Next Release,24076,Post Formats: Uploading an unsupported video or audio file type results in a grey box,,Media,trunk,normal,normal,3.6,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-13T14:11:53Z,2013-05-15T20:57:52Z,"* Create a new post
* Choose video post format
* Upload a .mov video

Result:

A grey box which size is 1920x1080px. In the upper left is the download link, since mediaelement/HTML5 doesn't support .mov videos.
IMO there should be a notice, which video files are supported.",ocean90
Next Release,24055,Videos should be responsive when admin size shrinks,,Media,trunk,normal,normal,3.6,enhancement,new,,2013-04-11T22:41:25Z,2013-05-22T20:21:10Z,,wonderboymusic
Next Release,24018,Display the post format in the post editing H2 text,,Post Formats,trunk,normal,normal,3.6,enhancement,new,,2013-04-10T00:00:36Z,2013-05-09T17:43:55Z,"Instead of ""Edit Post"", we should do ""Edit {format} Post"".",markjaquith
Next Release,23044,adjacent_image_link() needs optimization,,Query,3.5,normal,major,3.6,enhancement,new,,2012-12-22T05:04:20Z,2013-05-21T08:03:07Z,"`adjacent_image_link()` is really slow and stupid. It queries for '''all''' of the images attached to that post. And then it picks the previous or next one in PHP. And there's no caching, so you'll typically get this happening '''three times''' on an attachment page, (image [linked to next], prev link, next link).

We should actually just make the query grab the ONE image we want.",markjaquith
Next Release,24405,Revisions needs a functional fallback for no-js,,Revisions,trunk,high,blocker,3.6,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-23T21:42:30Z,2013-05-25T17:46:00Z,"Since editing, comparing and restoring revisions requires javascript, we should not make it possible open revisions from the editing screen.

In the patch, I took a stab at adding an error message to the Revisions metabox as well as a solution for disabling the edit link if no-js. Not a huge fan of tacking on an extra span to `$date` just for no-js, but as far as I'm aware, we don't have a way to test for javascript support in PHP.",DrewAPicture
Next Release,23801,Audio Shortcode: MP3s Display above plain text.,,Shortcodes,trunk,normal,normal,3.6,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-17T03:40:30Z,2013-05-16T22:45:40Z,"MP3's render above text and inline elements that have been entered immediately before.

To reproduce, insert the following content using the HTML editor:

{{{
Just some text up here ...
[audio mp3=""http://wp-content/uploads/2013/03/mp3-hello.mp3""][/audio]
}}}

Something similar to the following should be rendered on the front-end:

{{{
<div style=""width: 400px; height: 30px;"" id=""mep_1"" class=""mejs-container svg wp-audio-shortcode mejs-audio"">...</div>
<p>Just some text up here ...<br>
</p>
}}}

I've tested similar content using both OGG and WAV file types. These files are not effected by the bug. Only MP3s seem to render above paragraphs.

This only seems to occur with the shortcode, I've tested a url on it's own line and it displays correctly:

{{{
Just some text up here ...
http://wp-content/uploads/2013/03/mp3-hello.mp3
}}}
",mfields
Next Release,24216,wp_unique_term_slug uses variable that doesn't exist,,Taxonomy,2.5,normal,normal,3.6,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-28T22:44:13Z,2013-04-28T23:30:19Z,"http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-includes/taxonomy.php#L2380

`$args['term_id']` doesn't exist. It should be `$term->term_id`.

This means that even though the DB schema allows for different taxonomies to have the same slug the code will never allow it.",lonnylot
Next Release,24189,{$taxonomy}_relationships cache can easily become stale when a term is updated.,,Taxonomy,trunk,high,major,3.6,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-25T11:18:16Z,2013-04-26T02:35:03Z,"The {{{{$taxonomy}_relationships}}} cache stores the information about the terms associated with an object for a particular taxonomy.

If you update the term then we don't invalidate the cache and therefore a call to something like: {{{get_the_terms()}}} will return invalid data.

An example set of steps to reproduce (needs some form of persistent caching like memcache):

 1) Create a new tag and assign it to a post
 2) Use get_the_terms()
 3) Edit the tag to change the description
 4) Use get_the_terms() and find the old description is returned.

Very easy to reproduce in a unit-test.

Re-constituting the relationships cache for every object that is related to the term is probably going to be very expensive.

Maybe we should just switch to only caching IDs and then populating the term data from a different cache?
",westi
Next Release,24344,More Tag not visible in the Visual Editor,,TinyMCE,trunk,normal,normal,3.6,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-15T10:23:54Z,2013-05-21T03:14:20Z,"When clicking on the ""Insert More Tag"" button in the WYSIWYG editor, the more tag line is not visible. The `<!--more-->` tag has been added & can be seen in the Text Editor but not in the Visual pane.

Both:
{{{
img.mceWPmore {
    background: url(""img/more_bug.gif"") no-repeat scroll right top transparent;
}
}}}
and:
{{{
img.mceWPnextpage, img.mceWPmore {
    -moz-border-bottom-colors: none;
    -moz-border-left-colors: none;
    -moz-border-right-colors: none;
    -moz-border-top-colors: none;
    border-color: #CCCCCC -moz-use-text-color -moz-use-text-color;
    border-image: none;
    border-right: 0 none;
    border-style: dotted none none;
    border-width: 1px 0 0;
    display: block;
    height: 12px;
    margin: 15px auto 0;
    width: 95%;
}
}}}
seem to be missing from content.css when checked using Firebug.

Using 3.6-beta3-24260 (lasest nightly 15/05/13) & Twenty Twelve. The issue has also been confirmed using other themes.",esmi
Next Release,23337,"TinyMCE, webkit and backspace/linebreak/italic issues",,TinyMCE,3.5.1,normal,normal,3.5.2,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-31T08:23:50Z,2013-04-30T08:42:07Z,"On WP 3.5.1 and nightly I notice irregularities in TinyMCE on webkit (Chrome, Safari).

When editing existing paragraphs in TinyMCE visual mode:

- After deleting a paragraph break, it is impossible to insert a single linebreak
- When deleting paragraph breaks, sometimes text will be wrapped in `<em id=""__mceDel"">...</em>`

Steps to reproduce:

1. In a new post, type: ""One[return]two[return]three"" (i.e. three paragraphs)
2. Position the caret before the word ""three"". Hit [delete] to merge paragraphs two and three.
3. Do a shift+return key combo, which should insert a single linebreak. Instead, a paragraph break is inserted.
4. Place the caret before the word ""two"". Hit [delete] to merge paragraphs one and two. The third paragraph is italicised. Viewing the HTML source will show that it has been wrapped in an `em` tag with the id `""__mceDel""`

Expected behaviour:

- After deleting the space between two paragraphs, shirt+return should insert a single linebreak.
- Text should not be italicised without the user having specified for TinyMCE to do so.

I can consistently reproduce this behaviour in Chrome and Safari. Firefox seems to work as expected.

I have tested with a clean install of WP 3.5.1 and the nightly build. I have tested on two different computers.

OS: OS X Lion
Browser: Chrome 24.0.1312.56, Safari 6.0.2",jnicol
Next Release,24365,Suppressed errors during install,,Warnings/Notices,,normal,normal,3.6,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-19T12:18:35Z,2013-05-19T12:19:05Z,"Reported in http://wordpress.org/support/topic/36-beta3-24284-throws-a-stream-of-suppressed-errors-during-install:
{{{
PHP Strict standards:  Redefining already defined constructor for class WP_Widget in .../wp-includes/widgets.php on line 93
PHP Notice:  unserialize(): Error at offset 0 of 38 bytes in .../wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php on line 1420
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 589
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 622
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 644
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 655
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 662
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 675
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 675
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 696
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 702
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 708
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 720
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 733
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 746
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 760
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 774
PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be assigned by reference in .../wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 787
}}}",SergeyBiryukov
Next Release,24372,Text_Diff: Deprecated and Strict Standards PHP warnings,,Warnings/Notices,trunk,normal,normal,3.6,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-20T17:19:49Z,2013-05-20T17:19:49Z,"Since [24288].


{{{
Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /wp-includes/Text/Diff.php on line 380

Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /wp-includes/Text/Diff.php on line 402

Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /wp-includes/Text/Diff.php on line 424

Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /wp-includes/Text/Diff.php on line 446

Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /wp-includes/Text/Diff/Renderer.php on line 101

Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /wp-includes/Text/Diff/Renderer.php on line 121

Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /wp-includes/Text/Diff/Engine/native.php on line 107

Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /wp-includes/Text/Diff/Engine/native.php on line 122

Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /wp-includes/Text/Diff/Engine/native.php on line 124

Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /wp-includes/Text/Diff/Engine/native.php on line 126

Strict Standards: array_walk() expects parameter 2 to be a valid callback, non-static method Text_Diff::trimNewlines() should not be called statically in /wp-includes/Text/Diff/Engine/native.php on line 33

Strict Standards: array_walk() expects parameter 2 to be a valid callback, non-static method Text_Diff::trimNewlines() should not be called statically in /wp-includes/Text/Diff/Engine/native.php on line 34
}}}

Upstream is http://www.horde.org/libraries/Horde_Text_Diff. There is a newer version, but it's NOT back compatible.",ocean90
Next Release,13780,Twenty Thirteen: WordPress Version Requirement Support,ryan,WordPress.org site,,high,normal,3.6,feature request,new,,2010-06-08T04:15:45Z,2013-03-27T17:06:20Z,"Right now, there seems to be no way to add a minimum required version to a themes style.css.

This should be used for the automatic update of themes build into WordPress. The theme update should only be applied after WordPress is updated to at least that version.",kretzschmar
Future Releases,23760,Cannot use spacebar to trigger OK button or links in Publish widget (eg. schedule settings),,Accessibility,3.5.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-13T16:23:43Z,2013-04-19T23:16:59Z,"When changing the scheduled publishing time of a post, the OK button after the time fields cannot be triggered by pressing spacebar.

The same applies to all buttons and links in the Publish widget on the Add New / Edit Post page. The Add button in the Tags widget on the same page can be triggered with space since WordPress 3.5. 

Steps to repeat:

1. Create a new post by navigating to wp-admin/post-new.php.
2. Click the underlined link in ""Publish immediately _Edit_"" in the Publish widget.
3. Click the last field (minutes).
4. Press Tab once to move focus to the OK button.
5. Press spacebar.

What happens is the screen scrolling down exactly as if Page Down was pressed.

What should happen is the same that happens when the button (or link) is clicked with mouse, which depends on the button (or link).

Tested on Windows XP & 7 and all the recent Firefoxes I can remember and Internet Explorer 9.",Daedalon
Future Releases,22682,Close Button Breaks in Customizer After Refresh,,Accessibility,3.5,low,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-02T17:10:01Z,2012-12-04T04:43:17Z,"Steps to reproduce (keyboard only):
1. Open the theme customizer.
1. Tab past the top buttons.
1. Press F5.
1. Now try to use the Close or Cancel button.

Expected result:  Should be able to Close or Cancel.

Actual result:  The button can still be clicked, but it is broken for keyboard usage.

Found in 3.5-RC2-22961 using Chrome 23 and WinXP.",miqrogroove
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,23562,Using Speech Recognition Software with the Add Media Panel,,Accessibility,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-20T16:06:02Z,2013-02-20T17:59:42Z,"Linked to #23560 this ticket specifically concerns the speech recognition user's accessibility experience of the Add Media functionality.

I'm using Dragon Naturally Speaking with IE9 on Windows 7 - a typical setup as Dragon works best with IE.

Within the Edit Post screen I can use Dragon to action the Add Media link successfully. The command in Dragon for such an action is ""Click Add Media"". This works, but then I run into the following problem:

* With the exception of Set Featured Image, none of the other links on the panel appear to be directly accessible with Dragon.
* If I select Set Featured Image I can't action any of the other links.

Dragon users can use voice commands to replicate pressing the tab key. The experience then mirrors that outlined in #23560 - but of course this cannot be used to select the images or other files.

It is possible for Dragon users to interact with screens using mouse commands but it is an incredibly laborious and time consuming process - used only as a last resort.

If one of the images is selected, the information panel for that images opens to the right. Unfortunately none of the input fields (for title, alt, etc) are directly available to Dragon. Ironically, the Insert Into Post button can be accessed directly with a voice command.

Some investigation needs to be done as to why most of the links and input fields cannot be directly accessed by Dragon when the panel is opened. This is a parallel with the situation on the Theme Customizer panel. 

It is interesting that the Set Featured Image link and the Insert Into Post button '''can''' be directly accessed. What is different about them?

",grahamarmfield
Future Releases,23561,Using a Screen Reader with the Add Media Panel,,Accessibility,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-20T15:16:55Z,2013-02-20T17:59:54Z,"Linked to #23560, this trac specifically concerns accessibility issues found when using the Add Media panel with a screen reader.

I used NVDA 2012.2.1 with IE9 and FF16.0.2 on Windows 7.

'''IE9'''

* On initially clicking Add Media link in Edit Post page the focus appears to initially be transferred into the edit content textarea within the main page. There is no audible notification that the panel has opened.
* Further tabbing shows that the focus has not been transferred into the panel - so this would be a showstopper for most users.

If you continue tabbing you eventually do come to the panel in the tab order at the bottom of the main page maybe...

* It is possible to tab round the text links in the panel. However actioning the Insert Media or Create Gallery links does not apparently do anything - there is no audible feedback that the contents of the next panel have changed. Suggest that when one of these links is actioned that focus is transferred into the relevant panel - to the heading would be a good place.
* The 'images' select does not have an associated label so it's purpose would not be clear to all users.
* The search box does not have an associated label so screen reader users in IE9 receive no feedback as to the purpose of this text box.
* There is no Go or Search button available to trigger the action for these two input fields - both of which change the content of the panel below. For accessibility reasons the user should be in control of triggering the filtering.
* As mentioned in the other ticket #23560 the main accessibility problem here is that it is not possible to select any of the previous uploaded media.


'''Firefox'''

* When the Add Media panel opens it is not clear where focus sits. But after this first link the focus is transferred into the Add Media panel.
* The close link does not announce itself when tabbing forwards, but it does when reverse tabbing.
* See IE9 section re actioning Insert Media, Create Gallery links.
* AS IE9 re label for media type select box. NVDA does announce Search box label in FF.
* As IE9 re lack of Go or Search button for these input fields.
* As IE9 it is not possible to tab to any of the previously uploaded images/files.

Separate ticket to be raised for Speech Recognition software experience.",grahamarmfield
Future Releases,24042,Help text visibility in title input box is not intuitive,,Accessibility,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2013-04-11T03:45:04Z,2013-04-12T04:32:03Z,"Currently, the input box for title which shows on a new post creation page uses a label to display the help text- ''""Enter title here""''. This text disappears on focus and an that point of time, there is no place which points out that this input box is for the title.

This problem has been pointed out by a lot of people and it surfaced after the new Gmail design came out. The problems it generated are very similar and as you may have used it, there are no labels for the email recipients field and the subject field.

The issue is not very big as such but it does generate ambiguity in some cases. The solution to this would be to have the label as an overlay on the input, which can slide/move to a new position on focus. And placeholder text can be used as help text. This way the help text will be visible at the start and the label will be visible throughout.",aniketpant
Future Releases,21414,"Use the ""Keyboard Shortcuts"" checkbox in the user profile to turn on/off all custom shortcuts",,Accessibility,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-07-29T20:24:36Z,2012-10-14T11:42:23Z,"Custom keyboard shortcuts can be very handy not only for better accessibility but for faster access to many actions that usually require ""mousing"". For example we could potentially add shortcuts to access the top menu items or the more commonly used toolbar items.

However many of the available keystrokes (modifier [+ modifier] + letter) are already in use. Even worse, different shortcuts are in use in different browsers and different OS.

It would be good to let the users decide whether to enable them. As we already have a checkbox for the comment moderation shortcuts, best would be to make it ""global"". For now that would only affect TinyMCE.",azaozz
Future Releases,24150,tabindex doesnot work proper if metabox added,,Accessibility,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-04-21T04:12:43Z,2013-05-02T12:24:00Z,"Hi,
In {wp-admin} default post add form, if metabox added tab button skips metaboxes and directly goes to Publish box to take action.

Developer who wants to add tabindex to all metaboxes created, add_meta_box function should have parameter to set tabindex which will allow to go through it before publish post or skip if false. ",amolv
Future Releases,22104,High contrast admin colour scheme,,Accessibility,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-10-04T17:35:54Z,2012-11-20T16:57:21Z,"We should consider bundling a high contrast admin colour scheme with WordPress to aid accessibility for the visually impaired.

Some discussion on this has taken place previously on IRC but nothing much beyond that.

Some potential points of discussion:
 * Is anyone in the [http://make.wordpress.org/accessibility/ WordPress accessibility group] an expert on accessibility for the visually impaired? Can we get someone on board for some expert guidance?
 * Is an admin colour scheme sufficient? Would any JavaScript need altering too? If so, would an admin colour scheme suffice as a starting point?

Related:
 * [http://www.timobrienphotos.com/2009/03/hich-contrast-admin-color-scheme-for-wordpress/ A high contrast admin theme plugin]
 * [http://wordpress.org/support/topic/admin-color-scheme Support forum discussing admin theme for visually impaired user]
 * [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/easy-admin-color-schemes/ Easy Admin Colour Schemes plugin]",johnbillion
Future Releases,9445,All Input Tags are not Section 508 Compliance,,Accessibility,2.7,normal,normal,Future Release,task (blessed),reopened,,2009-04-02T18:58:32Z,2012-10-09T20:14:56Z,"Not all of the input tags within the Wordpress admin console are section 508 compliant (http://www.section508.gov/). We have scanned the application using compliance software and found many instances where input tags (checkbox, text, textarea, file, radio, etc..) are missing the required label or alt text. (There are many instances where it IS compliant.) 

We (developers at a government agency) have the ability to make the changes, but some of the decisions for which exact text to put in the labels and alt text should probably be decided by a more dedicated Wordpress developer. Please contact me if you want our help or input. 

We believe that the software is extremely close to 100% compliance. Bringing it to 100% would be a huge deal for government agencies wh are trying to get approval to install and run Wordpress internally and externally.",dmo7
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,22222,"""Mode"" buttons bumped below (in 1024x768) when long category name exists",,Administration,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-18T17:22:33Z,2013-02-09T20:54:12Z,"If there's a long category name, the category filter <select> menu widens. On a 1024x768 screen, this causes the list/excerpt mode buttons to get bumped down.

screenshot: http://kdl.dropmark.com/25665/1130400

One thought was to move that option to Screen Options, which I think makes more sense anyway. ",trepmal
Future Releases,22735,A given pointer should only show once on a screen,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-04T18:10:44Z,2012-12-14T23:51:42Z,"If you have, say, multiple media buttons on a screen, you'll get multiple pointers, each pointing to an instance of that button. This shouldn't happen. In the case of the media button, it should probably only show up for the one associated with the main editor. In terms of the pointers in general, it should only show up once, not for each match in the DOM.",helen
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,23141,"Add autocomplete=""off"" to all inputs that have a value",,Administration,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-08T12:49:51Z,2013-01-08T19:44:44Z,"On '''refresh''' in the browser - old data is filled in the inputs, instead of the actual data from the value attribute of the input.

to be more clear : http://www.screenr.com/p2K7",alexvorn2
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,16600,AdminMenu rendering code chokes on uppercase,,Administration,3.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2011-02-20T02:43:25Z,2011-03-05T16:28:13Z,"When registering custom taxonomies for a custom post type, if the post type name contains uppercase letters, the menu items for the custom taxonomies are not shown.

It looks like the post type name is lowercased in some parts of the core code (but no all) and so string comparisons fail.
Just isolated this behaviour, so I'm still not sure how much of the core this affects.

Moreover, when I saved posts with the intended mixed-case name, they have been saved to the DB with lowercased post_type


It it is indeed the intended behaviour, a note should be added to the Codex:
 ""Custom Post Type names must be lowercase""

The attached sample (real) code reproduces the problem by setting ""post_type_tag"" to ""DomainName"" instead of ""domain_name"". Numbers work properly, however.

Tested with latest SVN (RC4 + r17467)",jltallon
Future Releases,19722,Administering wih SSL and uploading images makes image links HTTPS,,Administration,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-01-03T16:45:51Z,2013-04-29T21:47:16Z,"I am noticing this issue in 3.3 that all uploaded attachments are listed in the library using HTTPS in the location when administerng over SSL. I tried the patch.2 listed and it does not seem to change anything. Previously this was never an issue, but now all my images are getting added as HTTPS when I do not want them to be. I end up searching the DB for "" https://"" and replacing with HTTP after every post.

Will this ever get resolved back to normal so SSL admin can be used without having all attachments over SSL? I only have SSL for login and admin.",ccolotti
Future Releases,13218,Allow to specify name of drop-in which is not a plugin,nacin,Administration,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reviewing,,2010-05-02T21:14:23Z,2011-04-07T03:49:48Z,"As I mentioned in #11861, plugin DB Cache Reloaded have two files: one main plugin file, and another used as `wp-content/db.php` drop-in. I would like to provide name for the drop-in file, but now the only way is to use the `Plugin Name:` header. Unfortunately when I do this, drop-in file bundled with plugin appears on plugin list. Therefore I need new header, which could I use to specify drop-in name, without that unwanted side effect.",sirzooro
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,17861,Bug on WordPress Credits page,nacin,Administration,3.2,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),reopened,,2011-06-21T15:56:56Z,2012-11-28T00:15:31Z,"Hi,

There are a couple of bugs on WordPress Credits page.

1.- There is a problem with usernames with dot, for example my username ""j.conti""

I'm on translators list, my name and avatar are correct but the link to my profile is wrong. Now, the link is http://profiles.wordpress.org/users/jconti but my profile is http://profiles.wordpress.org/users/j.conti the bug is deleting the dot.

2.- There is a problem with my name, my name is ""José Conti"" but is showing ""José Conti""

attached pic

Thank you",j.conti
Future Releases,10762,Bulk editing creates invalid URIs,,Administration,2.8.4,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),assigned,,2009-09-09T16:53:30Z,2013-05-12T10:27:16Z,They simply get too long for example if you move 999 posts to trash. It might be helpfull to switch to the post form method.,hakre
Future Releases,15761,Bulk editing on posts without Javascript enabled results in the post being set to draft,garyc40,Administration,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),assigned,,2010-12-10T09:03:35Z,2011-06-09T19:49:56Z,"Currently, Bulk editing is available without JavaScript being enabled.

The result of attempting to edit a post, is a redirect back to the posts page with the post being marked as a draft. No UI is offered for bulk editing.

This behaviour exists in trunk, 3.0, and 2.9 from my testing (havn't tested earlier versions).

The Bulk editing screen appears to work without Javascript for modification submittal, so it's possible that a non-js version would be possible.",dd32
Future Releases,23904,CSS glitch when the browser window width isn't right,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-29T21:20:47Z,2013-03-29T22:29:53Z,"The post editor's layout now switches when the width of the window is narrow enough. But there's an intermediary zone, at least on Webkit/Safari where it's too narrow for the conditional CSS to kick in, yet too wide for the browser to deal with it. I presume, based on what I was working on a few minutes ago, that it's related to paddings.

Screenshot attached.",Denis-de-Bernardy
Future Releases,17209,Category list table breaks when custom post type label is too long,,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-04-21T21:14:11Z,2012-11-01T06:22:13Z,"Registered a post type which has a longer label than ""posts"" (called ""resources""). List table listing the categories for that post type breaks slightly when a name is over a certain length. Picture attached.

Offending CSS is setting a 10% width to that column.

I can provide a patch. Though since the number of posts is centered, the heading is left aligned. If that column is widened, should the title be centered as well (since left-aligned may look weird at one point)?",andrewryno
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 ==

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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&amp;width=640&amp;height=360&amp;locksize=no&amp;dynamicseek=false&amp;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&amp;width=640&amp;height=360&amp;locksize=no&amp;dynamicseek=false&amp;qc_publisherId=p-18-mFEk4J448M\""></embed></object></p>\n<p>If you&#8217;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;\"">&lt;embed src=&quot;http://v.wordpress.com/wp-content/plugins/video/flvplayer.swf?ver=1.21&quot; type=&quot;application/x-shockwave-flash&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; wmode=&quot;transparent&quot; seamlesstabbing=&quot;true&quot; allowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; allowscriptaccess=&quot;always&quot; overstretch=&quot;true&quot; flashvars=&quot;guid=BQtfIEY1&amp;amp;width=640&amp;amp;height=360&amp;amp;locksize=no&amp;amp;dynamicseek=false&amp;amp;qc_publisherId=p-18-mFEk4J448M&quot; title=&quot;Introducing WordPress 3.0 &amp;quot;Thelonious&amp;quot;&quot;&gt;&lt;/embed&gt;</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&#8242;s Codex page</a> or the <a href=\""http://core.trac.wordpress.org/query?group=status&amp;milestone=3.0&amp;desc=1&amp;order=priority\"">long list of issues in Trac</a>. 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How do I get started?&#8221; Just join the new <a href=\""http://lists.wordpress.org/mailman/listinfo/theme-reviewers\"">theme reviewers mailing list</a> and we&#8217;ll get you up to speed on this new opportunity to come to the aid of your community.</p>\n\"";s:7:\""attribs\"";a:0:{}s:8:\""xml_base\"";s:0:\""\"";s:17:\""xml_base_explicit\"";b:0;s:8:\""xml_lang\"";s:0:\""\"";}}}s:36:\""http://wellformedweb.org/CommentAPI/\"";a:1:{s:10:\""commentRss\"";a:1:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:\""data\"";s:77:\""http://wordpress.org/news/2010/06/expanding-the-theme-review-experiment/feed/\"";s:7:\""attribs\"";a:0:{}s:8:\""xml_base\"";s:0:\""\"";s:17:\""xml_base_explicit\"";b:0;s:8:\""xml_lang\"";s:0:\""\"";}}}s:38:\""http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/\"";a:1:{s:8:\""comments\"";a:1:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:\""data\"";s:1:\""0\"";s:7:\""attribs\"";a:0:{}s:8:\""xml_base\"";s:0:\""\"";s:17:\""xml_base_explicit\"";b:0;s:8:\""xml_lang\"";s:0:\""\"";}}}}}i:9;a:6:{s:4:\""data\"";s:41:\""\n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n \n \n \n \n \n \"";s:7:\""attribs\"";a:0:{}s:8:\""xml_base\"";s:0:\""\"";s:17:\""xml_base_explicit\"";b:0;s:8:\""xml_lang\"";s:0:\""\"";s:5:\""child\"";a:5:{s:0:\""\"";a:7:{s:5:\""title\"";a:1:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:\""data\"";s:31:\""WordPress 3.0 Release Candidate\"";s:7:\""attribs\"";a:0:{}s:8:\""xml_base\"";s:0:\""\"";s:17:\""xml_base_explicit\"";b:0;s:8:\""xml_lang\"";s:0:\""\"";}}s:4:\""link\"";a:1:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:\""data\"";s:66:\""http://wordpress.org/news/2010/05/wordpress-3-0-release-candidate/\"";s:7:\""attribs\"";a:0:{}s:8:\""xml_base\"";s:0:\""\"";s:17:\""xml_base_explicit\"";b:0;s:8:\""xml_lang\"";s:0:\""\"";}}s:8:\""comments\"";a:1:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:\""data\"";s:75:\""http://wordpress.org/news/2010/05/wordpress-3-0-release-candidate/#comments\"";s:7:\""attribs\"";a:0:{}s:8:\""xml_base\"";s:0:\""\"";s:17:\""xml_base_explicit\"";b:0;s:8:\""xml_lang\"";s:0:\""\"";}}s:7:\""pubDate\"";a:1:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:\""data\"";s:31:\""Fri, 28 May 2010 02:35:04 +0000\"";s:7:\""attribs\"";a:0:{}s:8:\""xml_base\"";s:0:\""\"";s:17:\""xml_base_explicit\"";b:0;s:8:\""xml_lang\"";s:0:\""\"";}}s:8:\""category\"";a:1:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:\""data\"";s:11:\""Development\"";s:7:\""attribs\"";a:0:{}s:8:\""xml_base\"";s:0:\""\"";s:17:\""xml_base_explicit\"";b:0;s:8:\""xml_lang\"";s:0:\""\"";}}s:4:\""guid\"";a:1:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:\""data\"";s:40:\""http://wordpress.org/development/?p=1358\"";s:7:\""attribs\"";a:1:{s:0:\""\"";a:1:{s:11:\""isPermaLink\"";s:5:\""false\"";}}s:8:\""xml_base\"";s:0:\""\"";s:17:\""xml_base_explicit\"";b:0;s:8:\""xml_lang\"";s:0:\""\"";}}s:11:\""description\"";a:1:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:\""data\"";s:345:\""As Matt teased earlier, the first release candidate (RC1) for WordPress 3.0 is now available. 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",Viper007Bond
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,22600,Editor sizing JS puts the resize handle in the wrong place,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-27T03:58:09Z,2012-12-14T23:51:29Z,"If you do the following, say to deal with the post content editor in a different way, the resize handle ends up in the wrong place because there is no status bar:

{{{
wp_editor( $post->post_content, 'content', array( 'tinymce' => false ) );
}}}

The JS that deals with the editor size/height should probably be checking for the status bar before moving the resize handle. Discovered while working on #22491.",helen
Future Releases,17916,Enqueued styles are only printed on login_footer in wp-login.php,,Administration,3.2,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,,2011-06-28T00:29:48Z,2012-11-05T19:19:34Z,"In my plugin I have this include:
wp_register_style(""cimy_uef_register"", $cuef_css_webpath.""/cimy_uef_register.css"", false, false);

now independently where and when I use the above css, even if I never enqueue or print it... it basically forces the admin panel to be always left instead of the right.

In particular it changes the admin panel menu #adminmenu to stick to the left, also other little things.
The question is:
why this happens even if the CSS is not included at all? Browsing the documentation quickly on that function I didn't find anything useful, please help me.",Cimmo
Future Releases,24084,Fix possible PHP notices after a user is deleted,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-14T22:24:48Z,2013-04-15T23:09:34Z,"`get_comment_author()` doesn't check if a user that has commented still exists and may throw a notice. Also can return the user_login where a user name is expected.

Same in `edit-form-advanced.php` in the code block that outputs ""Last edited by ..."" under the editor.",azaozz
Future Releases,18264,Future private posts listed as already published with future date specified,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-07-27T00:05:27Z,2013-02-04T09:27:17Z,"Setting a post to private, and scheduling it for some future date or time, results in the stamp that the post was ""Published on (future date)"" in the publish module.

The discussion on tickets #5608 and #9136 suggests that all private posts are published immediately (and privately), and that this is intentional. So, it's misleading and confusing to report that it already was published on some future date.

In source:trunk/wp-admin/includes/meta-boxes.php#L163, I suggest we replace:

{{{
else if ( 'publish' == $post->post_status || 'private' == $post->post_status ) { // already published
		$stamp = __('Published on: <b>%1$s</b>'); }
}}}

with:

{{{
else if ( 'publish' == $post->post_status ) { // already publicly published
		$stamp = __('Published on: <b>%1$s</b>');
	} else if (  'private' == $post->post_status ) { // published privately
		$stamp = __('Published privately'); }
}}}",chrisrudzki
Future Releases,12789,Inconsistent left or right margins on admin screens,,Administration,,low,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-04-01T02:46:07Z,2012-12-06T06:06:53Z,There are a couple of admin screens where the screen icon is not aligned to the left of the content.,scribu
Future Releases,18101,Last theme reported in Feature Search is Duplicated as first theme in page 2,,Administration,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-07-13T13:59:36Z,2011-07-14T11:53:46Z,"Search for themes using the features filtering mode. The last theme theme of the first page (if you search for custom background feature the theme is Nona) will be duplicated as the first theme in page 2. Page count in the navigation is correct, and you will get one more theme in the end (e.g. with 121 themes, last page will have two themes instead of just one).",lorthirk
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,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,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,17115,Publishing an empty post results in success,,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-04-12T11:32:50Z,2012-11-17T00:15:31Z,"'''Steps to reproduce:'''
1. Go to Add New post screen
1. Publish post
1. Success message is displayed with link to initial auto-draft of post

The issue can be traced back to the `editpost` switch case in `post.php` (line 204), which calls `edit_post()` and `redirect_post()`.

`edit_post()` saves any meta values passed with the post to the auto-draft, which isn't necessarily desirable, and returns the auto-draft post ID.

`redirect_post()` then defaults to status message code 6 which incorrectly reports success in publishing.",kawauso
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,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,15414,Rework admin searches and make them compatible with no-js again,ocean90*,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),accepted,,2010-11-13T13:53:19Z,2010-12-10T19:36:56Z,"I'm working on #15355 and found some problems with the searches. I will use this ticket to add the patches, one patch for each problem which I have found.

A list with what it not working:
 - ~~Comments search doesn't work without JS~~ fixed
 - ~~Users search doesn't work with and without JS~~ fixed
 - http://grab.by/7nC2 I like the idea with the new tab ""Search Results (1)"", but you will see it only in no-js version and only for themes and plugins search. We should add it for all searches, AJAX search and with no grey bgcolor to be consistent. '''Or''' we must respect the active tab like we did it on comments search, so if 'Sticky' tab is active search only through sticky posts and not all as it is yet. Consistent is the word here.
- Behaviour after a search without any results: With JS it's an empty table and with no-js we have the message ""No xxx found.""",ocean90
Future Releases,21421,Sanitize/remove admin page slug  from admin menu CSS classes,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-30T11:26:15Z,2013-03-02T21:00:41Z,"As I discovered when testing #21307, browsers won't parse a CSS class name with both underscores and hyphens. Instead, they handle it ''really'' badly.

For example: `.toplevel_page_link-manager` will affect `body` in both Firefox and Chrome.

Plugin page menu items have both an ID and class generated as such, which seems rather redundant. I propose either dropping the redundant and only partly functional CSS class or standardising the menu slug to produce a valid class name.",kawauso
Future Releases,22003,Saving custom fields goes to post-new.php rather than post.php,,Administration,2.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2012-09-26T15:57:01Z,2012-09-26T19:19:54Z,"Create a new post or page.
Add a title and message.
Add a custom field (click ""Add Custom Field"")

The post is saved, but as you are taken to post-new.php rather than post.php, it looks as if your post has disappeared! All is well - it is actually saved - but it's confusing.

Tested on 3.5-alpha-21989",curiousdannii
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,15993,Sort arrows improperly wrap on narrow columns,,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,,2010-12-27T06:14:21Z,2012-11-01T06:22:32Z,"Specifically, I noticed the 'Posts' column on a taxonomy screen (or 'Links' for link categories, etc).",nacin
Future Releases,24415,The 'show_in_admin_all_list' argument for the 'register_post_status' function is ignored when the argument 'public' is set to 'false',,Administration,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-25T00:06:51Z,2013-05-25T00:06:51Z,"Hello, 

I stumbled upon a bug in the admin section of WordPress. I'm currently running the latest release (3.5.1) without any third-party plugins. 

After creating some custom post statuses via the 'register_post_status' function, I noticed that posts with them do not appear in the default (all) post listing in the admin section, despite me setting the 'show_in_admin_all_list' argument to 'true'. 

I narrowed this problem down only to the 'public' argument of the same ('register_post_status') function: if the 'public' argument of custom post status is set to 'true', then everything works as expected and the posts with a custom post status appear in the default (all) post listing in the admin section — but this also makes posts with that custom post status appear to the regular users, making them public, hence the name of the argument.

It's worth noting that the 'public' argument has no such buggy effect on the 'show_in_admin_status_list' argument of the same ('register_post_status') function: it doesn't matter to what the 'public' argument is set — the links to the appropriate post statuses are showed at the top of the post listing only based on the 'show_in_admin_status_list' argument, just like it should.",XyntaMan
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,17635,Themes page should have search subtitle,,Administration,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-06-01T12:15:05Z,2011-06-01T14:26:16Z,"Most admin pages display the term that the user has searched for when displaying search results, but the Themes page (under site admin) doesn't.

[16525] seems to have excluded it in the AJAXified list tables, but gives no reasoning.",kawauso
Future Releases,23316,Top level admin sidebar menu items with conflicting positions bury one another,,Administration,3.5.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-29T21:07:27Z,2013-01-30T04:23:58Z,"I have now seen two separate instances where a top level admin sidebar menu item wasn't showing up when another Plugin or Theme was activated. In the most recent case, using WP 3.5.1. my Plugin was creating a top level menu item with no position specified (blank, default). When I activated my client's Theme, our Plugin sidebar item disappeared and in place came the Theme Options item. I set our Plugin to use position 70, and it came back in place of the Users top level menu item.

In the earlier case, I had a custom post type that was requesting position 20. Whenever I activated Gravity Forms, my custom post type menu item was disappearing. This was with WordPress v3.5

According to the codex page: ""''WARNING: if two menu items use the same position attribute, one of the items may be overwritten so that only one item displays! Risk of conflict can be reduced by using decimal instead of integer values, e.g. 63.3 instead of 63 (Note: Use quotes in code, IE '63.3').''""

This seems like a bug to me. Why should items be allowed to completely overwrite one another? Shouldn't they just fall in line, albeit randomly when two conflict? I can see tons of problems with Themes and Plugins killing one another's top level menu items, and the user not understanding what's going on when they loose something unexpectedly.",beautomated
Future Releases,23836,add_submenu_page() duplicate menus,,Administration,,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-21T16:43:24Z,2013-04-04T03:22:08Z,"Creating two sub-menus with the same ""menu slug"" using add_submenu_page() should create only the last sub-menu.
But it creates two sub-menus with the same ""menu slug"".

Based on documentation ""menu slug"" should be unique for each sub-menu.",king_of_the_ring
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,22236,edit.php: Apply when Bulk Actions selected forgets tag= filter,,Administration,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-20T22:54:28Z,2013-05-04T04:29:47Z,"Using WordPress 3.4.2, go to Posts, and click on one of the tags on one of your posts. The URL now contains tag=<tag>, and the screen shows the first 20 posts with that tag.

Now click the Apply button just next to the ""Bulk Actions"" drop-down at the top left.

I expect this to reload the page but otherwise have no effect.

Instead, it reloads the page without the tag=<tag> URL parameter, and shows the first 20 posts (irrespective of tag).

This is surprising and confusing - it's easy to accidentally hit ""Apply"" without having chosen an action, but at first glance it looks like nothing has happened. The user can then go on to do a bulk action (e.g., add category) without realising the tag they previously had selected is now no longer selected.

Note that filters (e.g., by category) that are set up using the Filter button *are* preserved when Bulk Actions / Apply is chosen - it's just tags that are lost.",kw217
Future Releases,22669,iPad: Can't Scroll Plugins Modal,,Administration,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-01T02:31:23Z,2012-12-02T01:43:48Z,"Steps to reproduce:
1. Tap Plugins
1. Tap Add New
1. Tap Featured
1. On any item, tap Details.
1. Tap Changelog
1. Swipe to scroll

Expected result:

See more Changelog.

Actual result:

The page is scrolling around behind the modal.  Modal not scrolling.

Related: #22064",miqrogroove
Future Releases,11311,"kses converts ampersands to &amp; in post titles, post content, and more",,Administration,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2009-12-03T01:49:32Z,2013-05-17T10:03:16Z,"Make a test user that has the ""author"" role (i.e. no `unfiltered_html`) and write a post with a title that has `&` in it. After saving, it will becomes `&amp;` due to `wp_filter_kses()`. It gets saved in the database this way too.

It's confusing to the user.",Viper007Bond
Future Releases,23477,r21789 creates a breaking change in behavior for get_submit_button,,Administration,3.5,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-14T23:23:57Z,2013-02-15T17:32:18Z,"A recent change made to get_submit_button (http://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/21789/trunk/wp-admin/includes/template.php) has caused an unwanted change in behavior for a button on a site I maintain. Previously, the string passed as the second argument, `$type`, was matched against a switch statement with several unique cases. In the event of a non-match in the switch, the default action prior to [21789] was to assign the parameter's value as the `$class` string without altering it.

The change introduced in [21789] now breaks a string into individual classes, which prevents the use of the unique class names within a string of additional class names. For example, the string `button-secondary save-button action` used to generate a class string in HTML of `button-secondary save-button action`, but now generates the unexpected result `button save-button action` (note lack of '-secondary') because it matches against the following if check on line 1600:

`if ( 'secondary' === $t || 'button-secondary' === $t )`

It should be noted that the phpdoc associated with the function does not name the use case that I was employing, but that the behavior of passing in a space-separated class string has previously resulted in the string being passed through untouched (and the comment here indicates it was known and expected behavior (http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-admin/includes/template.php?rev=21781#L1649), and this is no longer the case. Not sure if this is worth a programmatic fix, or if it might just be worth noting in the function docblock that certain classes are now 'reserved' and cannot be passed into the `$type` string.",vhauri
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,7756,AJAX saving method instead of reloading the page,,Administration,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-09-16T17:36:44Z,2013-01-03T16:12:25Z,"Instead of using a traditional page refresh after saving a post, utilize AJAX, similar to how auto-saving already functions, to save the post.

this would help decrease the load on the server and enhance the user experience.",jdingman
Future Releases,18413,"Ability to Add Custom ""Add User"" Link",,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-08-15T14:44:54Z,2011-08-15T14:44:54Z,"For the ldap plugin i'd like to be able to utilize the current location of the ""Add New"" and ""Add Existing"" button to override it to show a button to link to the custom page for the ldap add user page.

Currently there are no hooks or filters that would allow me to add something in there - would it be possible to add in an action in there after the existing code to print out the add buttons?",axelseaa
Future Releases,22333,Add IDs to .misc-pub-section divs in meta-boxes.php,,Administration,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-10-31T16:25:40Z,2012-11-13T01:39:40Z,"In `wp-admin/includes/meta-boxes.php` the `post_submit_meta_box` has several sections with class .misc-pub-section. Should you have to style/alter any of them, it's not consistent as:

1. first div has only `class=""misc-pub-section""`
2. second div has `class=""misc-pub-section"" id=""visibility""`
3. third div has `class=""misc-pub-section curtime""`

Since this is a unique box on the screen, I've added two more IDs to div blocks 1 and 3 to allow for easier styling changes. ",nofearinc
Future Releases,23986,Add filter for <html> css class in admin,,Administration,trunk,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-04-08T08:23:10Z,2013-04-08T08:23:10Z,"It would be handy (looking at MP6), if it would be possible to alter the CSS class of `<html>` in the backend.",tillkruess
Future Releases,14126,Add hook for message on admin-header in h1-privacy,,Administration,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-06-28T08:35:10Z,2010-10-28T08:46:46Z,"Add a hook for add a message inside from h1 in admin-header.php, same as privacy message in WP 3.0, see example images: [http://drp.ly/1glQ2G]
I think, its great for the UI and create messages about all sites in backend. I change also the ID in class, no redunace on use this style.
Please see the files and sorry for my bad english.",bueltge
Future Releases,15796,Add spacing in the menu between 59 and 60 to allow menu items to appear above appearance,,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-12-13T14:12:51Z,2011-01-06T12:44:41Z,"I would like to place a menu item above appearance however the spacer is directly above the Appearance menu item at 60, the spacer is at 59, just a simple request to appropriate more space that is empty, 55 for the spacer and keep the appearance 60 giving 56,57,58,59 for add_menu items above 60

",Frumph
Future Releases,6822,Admin colors should be per-blog,ryan,Administration,2.5,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-04-23T02:07:08Z,2010-03-25T05:58:52Z,"When shared user tables are used, changing the colors for one blog should not change it for all.",matt
Future Releases,11515,Admin needs standardized way of handling messages (notices) displayed to the user,,Administration,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-12-19T19:53:03Z,2013-03-15T23:45:50Z,"If you try to upload a media item under Media > Add new without an uploads directory, you get the following vague error message:

{{{
Error saving media attachment.
}}}

If you try instead to upload from the post edit page, you get a much more helpful message:

{{{
Unable to create directory /path/wp-content/uploads. Is its parent directory writable by the server?
}}}

In each case, the root error is the same, but the second error message points the way to a solution.  Even if the user doesn't know herself what that message means, it's a message that provides the necessary information to someone else who does and is trying to help the user. The first message is completely useless, as it states only what we already know: something went wrong.

The reason Media > Add new doesn't offer a helpful message is that the error is generated on one page request, and ''then'' the user is redirected to another page.

We need a standard, cross-page-load way of conveying messages in admin.

I've thought of a few possible ways of doing this:

 * Define and use a standardized set of error codes and associated error messages.  This is similar to what happens currently on many pages: the unhelpful ""Error saving media attachment."" appears when the message argument is set to ""3.""  What I'm suggesting would use a common set of message codes across the admin and be much more detailed.  So the above situation would instead produce a message like ""Unable to create the uploads directory.""
 * Save error messages to a cookie.  Unlike the previous method, this would allow messages to be made particular to their event.
 * Have some kind of user messaging stack.  New messages would be pushed into a user's stack (stored in usermeta) and popped off after a certain time, or when read, etc.  This has the advantage of lasting across sessions and browsers and being usable for other applications, such as PMs between users. 

What do you think?",filosofo
Future Releases,10726,Admin notifications for more than 1 email,,Administration,2.8.4,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2009-09-05T02:18:51Z,2013-01-03T05:59:29Z,"Please allow admin notifications to go to more than 1 email address. It could be as simple as allowing a comma-separated list.

Better yet, allow sending '''admin''' notifications to all people in the '''administrators''' role.",novasource
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,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,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,23162,Allow to call parent_dropdown() for an arbitrary post,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-01-09T22:48:08Z,2013-01-09T23:24:26Z,"parent_dropdown() can no longer be used outside of the loop, such as within the wp-admin, because an E_NOTICE will be emitted in template.php:683 since $post is null. 

A simple fix is to change the function argument declarations from 

{{{
function parent_dropdown( $default = 0, $parent = 0, $level = 0 ) {
}}}
to:
{{{
function parent_dropdown( $default = 0, $parent = 0, $level = 0, $post = array() ) {
}}}

and then also change:
{{{
$post = get_post();
}}}
to
{{{
	if ( empty( $post )) {
		$post = get_post();
	}	
}}}

which would allow a WP post object to be passed into the function.

Sorry I am unable to provide an SVN patch.
",charliespider
Future Releases,24071,Allow users to set three columns on Add Post/Add Page screen,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-04-12T23:53:07Z,2013-04-14T06:02:48Z,"These days, an increasing number of people have desktops or laptops with high-resolution monitors. On such monitors, the layout of the WordPress Add Post/Add Page UI is not optimal. 

On, say, a 1920x1080 screen, the first column, containing the TinyMCE editor and title field, occupies the vast middle of the screen, with the WordPress chrome at the left and Column No. 2 at the right. 

If a user has chosen to show additional fields not shown by default - like Excerpt, Send Trackbacks, Custom Fields, Discussion, Slug, and Author - these all appear below the TinyMCE editor, out of sight on a widescreen. Take a lot at the screenshot attached to this ticket. 

Showing two columns by default is perfectly fine, but those with widescreen displays would benefit from gaining the ability to change the number of columns in the screen layout to three without needing a plugin, or having to hack the admin. This doesn't seem like it would be too difficult of an option to add to core. 

Allowing three columns to be set would permit users with hi-res monitors to easily make better use of the screen real estate: all of the available fields would be visible without the need for scrolling. 

Many users, incidentally, utilize fixed-width themes on their sites, and if the theme is sending its CSS to the post editor in order to enable the user to accurately preview what the text will look like (truer WYSIWYG), having a really wide post editor is especially useless. 

I've attached a three-column mockup I made in KolourPaint. The mockup shows what a three-column post editor layout could look like. As you can see from the mockup, all available fields in WordPress Core fit into the viewport. ",avcascade
Future Releases,23738,Audit our secondary button uses,,Administration,trunk,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2013-03-11T17:31:26Z,2013-05-16T12:12:03Z,"helen pondered in #wordpress-ui that maybe the ""apply"" button in the Screen Options dropdown should be a primary button. There's a good argument to be made that when this panel is down, that ""apply"" button is your new primary.

We should do an audit of our buttons to see if there are any other cases where we could make an action or a temporarily primary action more obvious by using the primary button style.",markjaquith
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,23230,"Change hyphen in front of ""Draft"" to em dash",,Administration,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-01-18T09:08:47Z,2013-01-25T20:08:00Z,"When a post/page/etc. is saved as a draft there is a ""- Draft"" appended after the title in the overview list in the dashboard.

Rather than using an hyphen (-) it should be an em dash (—) and ideally it should be translatable as the typographic rules for dashes varies with languages.

Rather than ""- Draft"" it should say ""— Draft""",kkalvaa
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,7797,Consolidate iframe headers,,Administration,2.7,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-09-26T23:35:46Z,2012-10-30T16:40:45Z,"Currently iframes are being used in multiple locations (ie. thickbox, plugin re-activation, etc) and in each case, theres generally a function for the header and footer, or its inline.

What i suggest, Is to create a standard set of admin templates which print the headers out for the pages.

And a side suggestion:[[BR]]
As an added bonus, It should probably be possible to automatically detect if it was loaded via thickbox ($_GET[TB_iframe] shouldnt be set) and serve the correct header (ie. Full admin side menu if no thickbox)",DD32
Future Releases,15790,Date column for Scheduled posts should also state the time,,Administration,3.0.4,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-12-13T04:37:07Z,2013-01-22T17:33:17Z,"For obvious reasons, for scheduled posts, it's very useful to see not just the date but the time, but the wp-admin posts interface does not show it - only the date.

It'd be very useful to see the time as well.

Thanks.",archon810
Future Releases,18199,Deprecate IE7 in the Admin,,Administration,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-07-21T21:05:15Z,2013-04-26T01:27:26Z,"markjaquith:
> Everyone hates IE7. It’s insecure. Let’s make it go away. Also, dropping IE6 didn’t give us much beyond goodwill, because most of the hacks we needed for IE6, we also need for IE7. So we could actually clean up our CSS a bit if we dropped IE7.",nacin
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,9604,Edit screens expire,,Administration,2.8,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-04-21T06:35:08Z,2009-06-13T02:02:48Z,"Steps to reproduce:
1) Open an edit post (or page) screen
2) Take your browser offline for 24 hours
3) Put the browser back online
4) Edit the post, type a lengthy, thoughtful, dramatic entry
5) Click save draft / publish as you prefer

Expected result: Your poetic prose is committed to infallible digital memory.

Actual result: You're told ""Your attempt to edit blah has failed."" Press the back button and likely see the previous version of your post. Your latest prose exists now only in your memory.

Technical details: I think the nonce expires, so the post screen becomes invalid after a while.

Proposed solution: Add a javascript timeout to warn the user that the edit screen has expired. Provide a mechanism for the nonce to be updated.",chmac
Future Releases,6479,Encourage people to change default tagline,markjaquith,Administration,2.5,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2008-03-30T19:09:41Z,2013-01-22T00:42:25Z,"A lot of people don't change the default tagline, especially if using a theme that doesn't display it.  But it still displays in their feed.  We should check to see if they still have the default tagline and if so, put a little contextual help in Settings - General that (nicely) encourages them to change it.

Props to Chris Silver Smith for bringing this issue up at WordCamp Dallas.",markjaquith
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,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,14097,Idea for placeholder text,,Administration,,lowest,trivial,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-06-26T06:28:25Z,2013-01-22T17:40:03Z,"Placeholder text has a fatal flaw, in my mind: once the field is focused, that placeholder text is gone. This can be confusing, especially if you tabbed into that field or it was selected by default. You can actually use placeholder text instead of labels, for a minimalistic form layout, but only if you correct this flaw.

So here's a potential solution:

http://txfx.net/files/wordpress/labels/

It uses HTML 5's {{{placeholder}}} attribute (newest Safari and Chrome support it), with a jQuery plugin to handle that support for other browsers.

Thoughts?",markjaquith
Future Releases,17783,Inconsistent theme management screens,,Administration,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-06-13T12:32:26Z,2011-06-13T13:12:51Z,"On single-site you have tabs, while on multi-site you have an ""Add New"" button:

/wp-admin/themes.php (single-site):

[[Image(http://core.trac.wordpress.org/raw-attachment/ticket/17783/themes.png)]]

/wp-admin/themes.php (multi-site):

[[Image(http://core.trac.wordpress.org/raw-attachment/ticket/17783/ms-themes.png)]]

/wp-admin/network/themes.php (multi-site):

[[Image(http://core.trac.wordpress.org/raw-attachment/ticket/17783/ms-themes-network.png)]]",scribu
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,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,22589,Network Admin + Ajax requests,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-11-26T09:12:18Z,2012-11-26T14:40:53Z,"Currently there is no Network admin based ajax handler, forcing plugins which exist solely within the Network Admin to either use `wp-admin/admin-ajax.php` or using the `load-{$page_hook}` hook to perform any actions.

This is primarily a problem when the plugin only includes code on a conditional such as `is_network_admin()`, which would be false for a `/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php` request, as a result, only the `load-{$page_hook}` option above is viable for those.[[BR]]
As a work around, plugins can include code on `is_network_admin() || DOING_AJAX` to allow the usage of admin-ajax.php.

Of course, the User Admin also suffers the same issue.

I didn't see any previous tickets, and kind of want to say the existing 'workaround' is appropriate, but recording it here so we can at least close it as wontfix if appropriate.",dd32
Future Releases,16031,New bulk actions hook missing catcher behavior,,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2010-12-29T20:31:04Z,2013-03-12T16:47:57Z,"The new bulk actions filter allows you to modify the bulk-actions arrays, but neglects to add the ability to handle the new custom actions. 

The fix is to simply add one new do_action() hook to the default case of each affected page (similar to the way 'wp_ajax_' handles custom ajax requests).

For example, the following might be added to users.php at line 285, immediately after <tt>default:</tt>

do_action( 'bulk_action-'. $wp_list_table->current_action() );",Veraxus
Future Releases,23680,Obsolete function previously used in Theme Editor,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-03-04T03:15:56Z,2013-03-04T03:15:56Z,"`get_real_file_to_edit()` is unused since [12063] and should probably be deprecated: [[BR]]
http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.5.1/wp-admin/includes/file.php#L96",SergeyBiryukov
Future Releases,19114,Optimise admin css colors,,Administration,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-11-02T11:16:11Z,2012-12-24T11:26:56Z,"It is really pain to create own admin color pallete, as the current ones are too complex. E.g. in current colors-fresh.css you are using circa 90 colors, many of them almost identical so noone can see the difference (especially when they are on different pages, places) and you are also using different naming conventions

6hexa #666666

3hexa #666

color name black

and also different case in hexa e.g. #FFFBCC vs. #f1f1f1

IMO the default number of different colors could be decreased to about half without visible concerns and also standardising naming convention would help for creating own themes",thomask
Future Releases,7395,Plugins within a folder (in SVN) should be moved up a level in our plugin upgrader,DD32,Administration,2.6,high,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-07-24T04:15:58Z,2010-02-13T02:02:12Z,"The Paged Comments plugin exists in SVN under a 'paged-comments' directory.  Since the auto-upgrader puts plugins into a directory based on their slug, this results in the plugin being under two 'paged-comments' directories.  We should be able to identify when a plugin's trunk (or current branch) directory contains only another directory, and move the whole plugin up a level.",markjaquith
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,19711,Posts edit list window display no information about filtering,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-01-02T16:39:30Z,2013-01-22T15:09:32Z,"The ""All Posts"" page lists the available posts.

It can filtered by authors or terms, for example by clicking on a category name or the author name next to a post.

The URL will change to apply the filtering, but there's no other visual indication of  the filtering, nor a link to quickly disable filtering.

This can lead to confusion when users are accessing filtered lists directly or via links in other part of the dashboard.

",yoavf
Future Releases,13924,Provide 'reasons to update' text with core update notice in GUU,,Administration,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-06-16T19:39:25Z,2010-10-28T09:38:35Z,"Just like plugins can enter some text to ID why they should be upgraded, we should have this for core. ",jane
Future Releases,22198,Realigning the Discussions Settings page,,Administration,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-10-15T14:50:34Z,2013-01-22T03:01:36Z,"[I looked for some tikets for this but didn't find any directly related, so hopefully I haven't missed a big one out there floating around.]  

The Discussions Settings page (options-discussion.php) always trips me up when setting up a new site. There's a lot of options, descriptions, directions, etc on that page — much of which is probably unavoidable. When I visit it, I always think that the hierarchy isn't quite right. 

To help with this, I thought of two half-measures. 

1. A very simple solution: 

Put the ""Allow people to post comments on new posts"" at the top of the options list, with a little space below it. That would make that option the most prominent on the page, without making it stand out too much. 

Like this:
[[Image(http://f.cl.ly/items/3e0c062W0N1l3J2D0q0Y/Screen%20shot%202012-10-15%20at%2011.56.02%20AM.png)]]


2. A more involved solution: 

I really like the new click-to-reveal-the-options at work in the ""Page on Front"" (#16379) workflow and thought it might work well here. 

*Something* in this direction:  
[[Image(http://f.cl.ly/items/022A1G3k0O3q0g1u380L/Screen%20shot%202012-10-15%20at%2012.12.09%20PM.png)]]


The first could be accomplished for 3.5, but the second re-working could be a further down the line item. 
 
",saltcod
Future Releases,22228,Remove one-time variable from add_settings_error,,Administration,,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-10-19T17:50:08Z,2012-10-19T17:50:08Z,"Append an array to `$wp_settings_errors` without assigning it to a variable in the previous line.

Before:
$var = array( 'type' => $type ... );
$wp_settings_errors[] = $var;

After:
$wp_settings_errors[] = array( 'type' => $type ... );",niallkennedy
Future Releases,16413,Settings page needs HTML refactoring and UI improvements,nacin*,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,accepted,,2011-01-30T20:22:09Z,2013-05-21T17:50:22Z,"The settings pages haven't had much attention or improvement in a while.

We need to refactor the HTML on the settings pages, as they are still using tables instead of divs.

We also want to make some minor UI improvements including:
- clearer differentiation between option groupings
- using consistent text styles for descriptions and links (including the time zone/date format comment)
- restructure for better readability

Comment if you have any other",chexee
Future Releases,14858,Shortlink On Posts Edit Summary Screen,,Administration,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2010-09-12T23:08:43Z,2013-01-22T17:32:34Z,"We've got a very handy button on {{{/wp-admin/post.php}}} to get the posts shortlink, but that involves going into the post as if you want to edit something!

So on {{{/wp-admin/edit.php}}} would it not be appropriate to add some kind of link/button where we can get without needing to go in and edit the post? - Meaning it doesn't need to load any content, possibly add yet another auto-revision, and such...!",markmcwilliams
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,20570,"Tidying Admin CSS, bringing it up to CSS Code Standards (work in progress)",,Administration,3.4,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-04-29T16:24:09Z,2012-12-24T11:27:12Z,"as per http://codex.wordpress.org/CSS_Coding_Standards, this is an attempt to bring the internal admin stylesheets up to CSS Coding Standards

Some of the changes being made are ...

* Properly intenting top: left: right: bottom: attributes two tabs when following a position:absolute position:fixed or position:relative declaration
* Alphabetizing css properties
* Removing unnecessary browser prefixes
* Placing browser prefixed css properties before the non-browser prefixed versions
* Removing extraneous spaces
* Applying a consistent ordering of browser-prefixed properties (based on length of prefix to get an aesthetically pleasing diagonal line, rather than jagged, inconsistent line endings -- yes, I know it's silly, but it's better than randomness, and alphabetical isn't as useful)
* Applying a uniform method to attribute selectors and url references by wrapping double-quotes around the values (there was no prior standard and a motley assortment of usages)
* Changing colors to 3-character shorthand ( 888888 becomes 888 )
* Changing colors to lower case ( EEE becomes eee )

and probably a couple others that aren't coming to mind right now.",georgestephanis
Future Releases,19123,Top and bottom pagination should be consistent,,Administration,3.3,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-11-03T02:39:23Z,2012-12-24T11:45:33Z,"The top pagination on Install Themes and Install Plugins is the new style (box to type in page number), but for some reason the bottom pagination is old style. These should be consistent. IIRC, the bottom ones were reverted because there was a bug we couldn't solve in time for that version's launch, but we never came back to fix it. Both top and bottom should allow text entry of page number.",jane
Future Releases,22633,Update Icon Inconsistency,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-11-29T11:37:57Z,2012-11-29T14:44:27Z,"The update icon at the moment is 2 arrows in a circle in the admin bar ( aka the refresh icon ). In Network Admin it's a pair of tools.

I'd suggest we change these to the same icon rather than have 2 inconsistent icons. I'd also suggest we use a single arrow as the new icon, a refresh/recycle icon isn't as clearcut as it could be ( and what if a caching plugin implements a refresh button to the admin bar? ).

We could follow Google by using an arrow pointing upwards, or we could follow Apples convention with a downwards pointing arrow in a circle",TJNowell
Future Releases,23731,Use jQuery Menu Aim to improve responsiveness of our admin menus,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-03-09T16:00:11Z,2013-03-15T21:01:34Z,"This is a fantastic read: http://bjk5.com/post/44698559168/breaking-down-amazons-mega-dropdown

And it resulted in an MIT-licensed jQuery plugin that we should absolutely consider using to improve our menus: https://github.com/kamens/jQuery-menu-aim",markjaquith
Future Releases,21622,Validate or sandbox file edits before saving them,,Administration,2.7.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-08-17T20:50:45Z,2012-09-24T23:20:03Z,"While using the [http://www.wpzoom.com/themes/academica/ academica] theme, I accidentally missed an ending bracket while editing functions/wpzoom-seo.php in the theme editor. This is used as part of a set of pages creating a theme options page on the dashboard. When the function went bad, it caused my entire installation to be unaccessible.

It was necesssary to ftp to fix the error, because even the dashboard was blanked out by a fatal error. Messing something up in the theme should not cut off access to the dashboard.",eschwartz93
Future Releases,22466,Want to View Pending Comments From Dashboard,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-11-15T18:49:39Z,2012-11-19T16:25:06Z,"This is a very awkward aspect of WordPress that I'm just attempting to articulate for the first time:  In the Recent Comments dashboard widget, there is no way to view fully the pending comments.

What it should link to:

* View Comment
* View Post
* Approve Comment
* Edit Comment
* Spam Comment
* Trash Comment

What it does instead:

* Visitor's site or e-mail address
* Edit Related Post
* View Related Post
* Reply to Comment
* Approve Comment
* Edit Comment
* Spam Comment
* Trash Comment

So there are several obvious points of confusion here.

Why would I want to reply to a comment that is pending approval, still hidden, and not even fully displayed to me?

Why can't I see the whole comment?  It only shows me an excerpt here, and in order to actually read the comment I have to click over to Comments on the admin menu and find what I'm looking for manually.

Why does the most prominent link for the comment take me to the post editing screen?  When is this ever useful?

Why is the post link displayed as a tiny little ""#""?",miqrogroove
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,23501,add filter for post count query in WP_Posts_List_Table,,Administration,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-02-18T14:02:40Z,2013-02-18T19:09:48Z,"I've a custom post type ""products"" with a custom taxonomy ""manufacturers""
I've hooked the parse_query filter when fired from edit.php because I've wanted to show posts based on current user criteria (user can edit only products belong to specific manufacturers).
Everything worked as expected, except for the post count in the table header that shows total amount of posts (not a filtered count).
Digging into the code I've found that inside WP_Posts_List_Table constructor ([http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-posts-list-table.php#L59])the following code is performed:

{{{
$this->user_posts_count = $wpdb->get_var( $wpdb->prepare( ""
				SELECT COUNT( 1 ) FROM $wpdb->posts
				WHERE post_type = %s AND post_status NOT IN ( 'trash', 'auto-draft' )
				AND post_author = %d
			"", $post_type, get_current_user_id() ) );
}}}

I think that the simplest solution is to add a filter for the count query. By this way is possibile to customize the query that reflects the effective post count.",cardy_Web
Future Releases,23856,add style for <hr> tag in the Dashboard,,Administration,,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-03-24T17:07:21Z,2013-03-29T05:21:03Z,"Lines are with black color, 
Lines are important to separate something in a widget for example.
or in a metabox... 

{{{
	border: 0; 
	border-top: 1px solid #DFDFDF;
	border-bottom: 1px solid white;	
}}}
",alexvorn2
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,23785,highlight rows on hover for tables with widefat class,,Administration,3.5,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-03-15T10:57:06Z,2013-04-02T20:58:26Z,"If .widefat tables had this css code system-wide (wp-admin.css)

{{{
.widefat tr:hover td {
      background-color: #DDD;
}
}}}

handling these tables on (extreme) widescreens would be improved.

[[Image(http://picload.org/image/aocipap/widefat.jpg)]]",cfoellmann
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,14561,wp-admin/edit.php tags of post are hard to compare,,Administration,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-08-08T08:25:02Z,2010-11-18T10:13:25Z,"To get an overview about tags used between articles on the post listing in the admin is hard to achieve by the user because they appear not to be ordered.

A solution could be to sort them alphabetically. That done, it's easier for the user to compare the usage of tag distribution accross the listing.",hakre
Future Releases,17517,wpLink should show tags and categories as results too,,Administration,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-05-19T19:38:36Z,2011-05-21T12:06:36Z,"sometimes you make a series of blogpostings about a topic with one unique tag. 

wpLink (the link assistant in wp 3.1) is very useful for finding ""old"" content, but when you want to link a tag or category you have to type in the url yourself or paste it

Possible solution:

Tabbed interface:
Tab 1 for Posts/pages
Tab 2 Tags/categories",hebbet
Future Releases,24119,A uniform approach to Plugins / Themes settings,,Administration,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2013-04-18T07:28:14Z,2013-04-26T22:16:55Z,"Yesterday [https://irclogs.wordpress.org/chanlog.php?channel=wordpress&day=2013-04-17&sort=asc#m2987650 in IRC] (#!WordPress), we had a conversation about rules that would help make plugins and themes easier to use, which in turn would make !WordPress easier to use.  

There isn't a rule or guideline whether a plugin should make a tab or link under settings or if it even has to do any of the above. We all agreed that all plugins should have a link under settings. If the plugin enhances a different part of the site, the settings page could just tell you where the plugin feature is located. 

We also agreed that themes should put features like a static front page under customize like most already do, though I heard Responsive doesn't. I was told it puts static front page under settings. If it is a theme feature, then logically you should be able to at least find a link to where the features are under themes. 

Implementing general rules for plugins and themes would make !WordPress easier to use. Does anyone else agree?
    ",ryansatterfield
Future Releases,21925,Ability to upload multiple .zip files to install in bulk,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-09-19T12:40:09Z,2012-09-28T08:03:18Z,"It'd be nice to have a drag-and-drop or similar functionality to the Media Uploader to be able to select 5, 10, 17 plugins/themes to upload several .zip files at a time.

Of course, if a folder already exists or if you upload a theme .zip to the plugins page or something like that, then display the appropriate error(s). Otherwise, display the success notification per install.",cliffpaulick
Future Releases,12801,Add Info link to plugins management screen,,Administration,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-04-01T19:08:40Z,2013-01-22T01:40:01Z,"Related to #11050 but instead of the search results, on the regular plugins.php screen. Add ""Info"" link to left of Activate/Deactivate action links, which brings in the tabbed info from the repo. If not from the repo, link does not appear.",jane
Future Releases,12273,Better support for sites with LOTS of pages,,Administration,2.7,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-02-18T15:10:02Z,2011-04-18T14:41:23Z,"The default page listing is inadequate for sites utilise Pages as their main content type.

An option to collapse the page listing and hide ""all"" sub-pages (only showing top-level) would dramatically improve the UI making it easier to find pages within the WordPress structure.

'''Example:'''

''Current Page View''

{{{
Page 1
-SubPage 1.1
--SubSubPage 1.1.1
--SubSubPage 1.1.2
-SubPage 1.2
-SubPage 1.3
Page 2
-SubPage 2.1
-SubPage 2.2
--SubSubPage 2.2.1
--SubSubPage 2.2.2
}}}

''Proposed Page View''

''Default View''

{{{
Page 1 [+] (< click to expand)
Page 2 [+]
}}}

''Expanded View''

{{{
Page 1 [-] 
-SubPage 1.1 [+] (< click to expand)
-SubPage 1.2
-SubPage 1.3
Page 2 [+]
}}}

''...''

{{{
Page 1 [-]
-SubPage 1.1 [-]
--SubSubPage 1.1.1
--SubSubPage 1.1.2 (> no further levels)
-SubPage 1.2
-SubPage 1.3
Page 2 [+]
}}}
",mkjones
Future Releases,22862,Consider a CSS preprocessor,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-12-11T22:01:36Z,2013-01-16T10:33:34Z,"The WordPress admin UI CSS is woefully doomed to a life of inadequacy unless we can amenably agree to use technology already available to build a better future for us and our children.

I propose the introduction of SASS for the WordPress admin styling. SASS is a CSS pre-processor that allows us to write DRY, structured, lightweight CSS. In terms of licensing, SASS is GPL-compatible, licensed under the MIT license.

'''Why use SASS over LESS?'''

The answer is simple. SASS is easier to learn and easier to use because it follows the conventions of CSS at its core. In addition, for developers itching to contribute, there are some extremely useful and easy-to-follow reference docs for SASS, making it easy to set up your local development environment and build websites.

'''What are the advantages?'''

The biggest advantage is that we can write less CSS and offer advanced features for theming the WordPress Admin UI. Developers can more easily reskin the WordPress admin.

Another major benefit is that SASS offers the use of variables within our stylesheets. For our purposes, these variables can be used to calculate layout widths, generate color schemes, font sizes, etc.

Another simple advantage is the fact that we can combine all our CSS styles into a single stylesheet, saving precious HTTP requests. In addition, we can easily minify generated CSS files in bundled versions of WordPress, saving file size and killing unnecessary white space, thus decreasing load times of the admin even further.

'''What are the disadvantages?'''

Developers will need to install Ruby and SASS in order to modify styles for the WordPress Admin. For plugin authors, we should write admin UI CSS in such a way that it is easily overridden with a custom CSS file.

In addition, developers would need to learn SASS if they are going to work directly on the styles for the WordPress admin. For the most part, once you've got the idea of variables, mix-ins, and the structure - you're ready to rock.

Last, but not least, when SASS files are modified, they would need to be compiled and committed to Core every time they change. So instead of pushing a single CSS file, you would be pushing potentially many SCSS files and a generated CSS file.

'''In Summary'''

SASS is a great way to reduce code overhead by adhering to DRY principles and will improve performance and modularity in the WordPress admin, which is a top priority.",chriswallace
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,24313,Filter Columns by View,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2013-05-11T01:18:56Z,2013-05-11T14:12:54Z,"After searching extensively for a way to do this, and discussing this with fellow WordPress developers, I believe I have found a feature that should be added to WordPress.

When you make a new custom post type, if you have WordPress register a UI for it, it outputs a screen named ""All XXXX's"". Within these, WordPress automatically adds filters. So let's say I've registered a CPT called Downloads. 

So I can now use the built in UI for Downloads and filter the page to show just pending downloads, or just published downloads, for instance.

However, the issue becomes what if you want to display a column for some views, but not others. For instance, if Downloads has a column called ""Sales"" where the number of sales of that particular download is stored, it makes no sense to show that column on Pending Downloads (since they can't have sales before being published).

Currently, at least after days of trying to find a way of doing this, there is no way to do this for the tables registered by WordPress. If I make my own List_Table, then I can do this.

However, there should be a way of adding columns based on filter, so that a developer who adds a column programmatically can go:
{{{
if($view != pending){
// register sales column
}
}}}

Feel free to correct me if I've overlooked a method of doing this.

-Chris",chriscct7
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,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,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,9057,"Need ""restore defaults"" buttons on all admin screens",,Administration,2.7,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2009-02-06T08:50:30Z,2011-07-08T15:06:31Z,"Need ""restore defaults"" buttons on all admin screen items, else once
you change something, there's no way to get it back to whatever the
default was, or find out even, short of a total reinstall. Includes
""screen options"" items too.
",jidanni
Future Releases,12004,Select Sidebar when adding Posts/Pages,,Administration,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-01-25T13:26:16Z,2010-01-25T23:28:01Z,"Hey all,

I think it would be a cool feature to be able to create sidebars in WP, and then when creating a page you can choose that specific sidebar.

I think that this can be accomplished by using the ''Parent'' page technique of selecting if the Page has a Parent and if so which one.

Can we develop an option to choose a Sidebar created in the Widgets panel?

Cheers,
Aron
ps: if my help is needed ( im good at design, not coding ) please contact me: info@zipyourmix.com ;)!",lsddesign
Future Releases,11972,Sort View Post/Pages by Column,,Administration,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-01-21T21:46:27Z,2010-03-21T01:51:40Z,"Recently I discovered in WPMU in Site Admin options, you can sort for instance Site Admin->Blogs by last activity date. That is a very handy feature, and certainly would useful for a site with hundreds of nested pages. To be able to sort that list by date, rather than just title would be useful, as it sorts by title of the parent page, and finding a 3rd level child can be difficult to say the least. The search feature is lacking but that is for another ticket.  Likewise, sorting posts by category, author, etc could be useful. Since the functionality seems to already be there for sorting these type columns, and the code's been moved in already, I'd think it'd be a nominal change. I simply don't know what direction these menus are going yet to offer a working suggestion. Just wanted to get my 2¢ in before it's too late.",miklb
Future Releases,23575,Standard UI Classes and Functions,,Administration,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2013-02-21T09:09:27Z,2013-02-22T02:31:55Z,"It would be nice if wordpress allowed you to use the Post UI natively in my plugins, at the moment I've had to write a few classes for my Plugin Framework that mimic the Publish Metabox and Tabbed Metabox. 

As there is simply no easy way to do this at the moment, I think there should also be a better way of registering hidden menus. I have to jump through loads of hoops just to do this.

",jscampbell.05
Future Releases,16379,"Better UI for doing ""Page on Front""",,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,task (blessed),new,,2011-01-26T19:47:25Z,2013-03-14T15:20:33Z,"[[Image(http://grab.by/grabs/132427e6c1166ed3e4d8214959b9568a.png)]]

This is the existing ""Page on Front"" UI. The process is as follows:

 1. Create a ""Front"" Page
 2. Create a ""Blog"" Page
 3. Select the ""Front"" Page in the ""Front Page"" dropdown
 4. Select the ""Blog"" Page in the ""Blog Page"" dropdown.

1 and 3 make sense. If you want a page on front, then you obviously need to create a page to live there, along with its content, and then designate it. But the ""Blog"" page is just a dummy. It's sole purpose is to create and maintain a URL for your blog. So why not just have something like this?

Blog URL: http://example.com/ {input box}

If a page exists in the URL they type, it gets used. If not, we create one on the fly as a dummy. This seems a more natural way of doing it. You don't care about the dummy page — you just want to choose an appropriate URL for your blog.",markjaquith
Future Releases,18655,Responsive Admin for Small Screen Devices,,Administration,,normal,normal,Future Release,task (blessed),new,,2011-09-13T18:44:16Z,2013-01-03T06:24:12Z,"Working off of #18198  -  Making the admin respond to small devices, phones, etc. ",saracannon
Future Releases,16339,pushState Test Case,,Administration,,normal,normal,Future Release,task (blessed),new,,2011-01-22T06:30:41Z,2011-01-27T09:42:50Z,"This isn't a useful bit of code, just a test case to ground future pushState work for 3.2.  Or be ignored by future pushState work for 3.2 :)

Attached is a test case for determining browser behavior when using pushState.

The numbered links use AJAX and pushState.  The ""Other"" link is a real (non-AJAX) link to an external site.

If the state of the page is refreshed via AJAX, you'll see a var_dump( $_POST ).  If the state of the page is refreshed by a page refresh, you won't.

An example of something this test says is broken in Safari 5.0.3 (6533.19.4):

 1. Load the page (state = 0: pageload)
 2. click ""One"" (state = 1: ajax)
 3. click ""Two"" (state = 2: ajax)
 4. click ""Three"" (state = 3: ajax)
 5. click ""Other"" (state = external site: pageload)
 6. go Back in browser history (state = 3: ajax or just history?)
 7. go Back (state = 2: ajax or just history?)
 8. go Back (state = 1: ajax or just history?)
 9. go Back (state = 0: ajax). Everything is fine up to this point, though it's odd we do an AJAX request to get here.
 10. refresh the page once, either by CTRL-R or by hitting enter in the URL bar (state = 3: ajax). That's wrong.  What happened? Why are we here?
 11. refresh the page a second time (state = 0: pageload). As expected.

An example of something the test says is broken in Chrome10.0.642.2 dev:
 1. Do pretty much anything.  Chrome Dev fires a popState event on the first page load.

It could be a badly written test, or a badly written implementation of push/popState handling, or both.  These are the kinds of scenarios we'll need to test, though.",mdawaffe
Future Releases,22857,'Header Image' state isn't removed from images previously used as header image,,Appearance,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-11T18:54:08Z,2012-12-11T23:04:31Z,"Steps to reproduce:

 1. Set your site's header image from Appearance -> Header by uploading an image or choosing one from your media library.
 2. Repeat step 1.
 3. Visit the Media Library and note that your previous header image still says 'Header Image' next to it.

Not a 3.5 regression as it happens in 3.4.2 too.

",johnbillion
Future Releases,24032,An issue with the theme customize function and jQuery tabs,,Appearance,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-10T15:07:04Z,2013-04-10T18:31:50Z,"WP 3.5.1 ( same happens in the 3.6 beta-1 )
No plugins installed ( vanilla WP )
TwentyTwelve Theme ( happens with TwentyThirteen as well )

So when you have or using jQuery Tabs in a page and you go to the theme customize page, the customizer panel will become sluggish and not very responsive when you hover your mouse over the accordion panel and if you look at the preview, the content is jumbled and also very sluggish.  It seems something is executing in a loop over and over again making it sluggish but I did not see anything in the error console for some reason.  Perhaps this is because it is on an iFrame.

Please note that the page in the frontend loads just fine with the jQuery Tabs and works normally.  It is only when you use the backend theme customize page is where this issue starts.

I have tried this in both 3.5.1 and 3.6 beta-1 and same results.

Here are the steps to reproduce this.

In functions.php load up:

{{{
wp_enqueue_script( 'jquery-ui-core' );
wp_enqueue_script( 'jquery-ui-tabs' );
}}}

In the homepage (any page) put in:

{{{
<div class=""test"">
<ul>
<li><a href=""#abc"">abc</a></li>
<li><a href=""#xyz"">xyz</a></li>
</ul>
<div id=""abc"">
	some content here
</div>
<div id=""xyz"">
	some other content
</div>
</div>
}}}

In theme js, put in:

{{{
$('.test').tabs();
}}}

Then go to your homepage in the frontend to confirm the tabs are working and normal.  Now go to the backend theme customize and you will see the issue I am trying to describe.",splashingpixels.com
Future Releases,23554,Change Header Delete Behavior,,Appearance,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-20T07:11:27Z,2013-02-20T08:57:30Z,"When clicking the Remove header button, it should remove the header image from the list of images for rotation as well as remove from the currently selected image.  Currently you must delete the image from the media library (which may be several hundred or thousand images deep) to remove it from the list.",tribuseric
Future Releases,22148,Customizer Uploader doesn't handle large files properly,,Appearance,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-10T05:07:34Z,2012-11-11T18:14:45Z,"Both of these tests were with image files larger than the max file size - 3MB images with a 2MB max file size:

Dragging the file onto the upload area, the browser window redirects to the location of the local file, the same as if the file were dragged to a non-dropzone area.

When using the file browser to select the file, the upload fails silently.

In both cases, an error similar the Media Uploader would be preferable.
",pento
Future Releases,23225,Customizer is Incompatible with jQuery UI Tabs.,,Appearance,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-17T09:34:21Z,2013-05-10T03:39:09Z,"Steps to reproduce:

 1. Install the attached mfields-test-jquery-ui-tabs.php plugin.
 2. Open the Chrome console.
 3. Open the customizer and watch the console.

At this point you should see that a slew of XHR requests are triggered. If you reach a certain type of javascript error then the XHR requests will stop and the preview frame in the customizer will go blank.

It seems like jQuery UI Tabs and the customizer are currently incompatible. This will affect any theme or plugin that is using this library including the popular [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/genesis-tabs/ Genesis Tabs] plugin.",mfields
Future Releases,21890,Customizer spinner breaks button alignment with longer strings,,Appearance,3.4,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-14T10:57:02Z,2012-11-08T22:01:23Z,See the screenshot.,SergeyBiryukov
Future Releases,22498,Disabling Header Text should not reset Header Text Color to default,,Appearance,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-18T22:31:17Z,2012-11-18T22:31:17Z,"In Appearance > Header, if you uncheck the 'Show header text with your image' option and Save, the Text Color option is reset to whatever the default is.

With JS enabled, the Text Color option is hidden when the checkbox is unchecked, but in no-js both options are displayed all the time. It's odd to set a header text color and uncheck the option only to have it reset your choice to the default.

Related: #22461",DrewAPicture
Future Releases,23455,Theme Customizer does not load when static Front Page is moved to Trash,,Appearance,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-12T12:27:37Z,2013-04-23T22:33:32Z,"Steps to reproduce:

1. Go to Pages > Add New, and publish a new page
2. Go to Appearance > Themes > Customize
3. Under Static Front Page, set this new Page as your Front Page. Save changes
4. Go to Pages > All Pages, and trash the page
5. Go back to the customizer
    * The sidebar loads, but not the preview
    * I see the following error in the console: http://i.wpne.ws/MpDR

When commenting out {{{$this->handle_404();}}} in [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-includes/class-wp.php#L550 wp-includes/class-wp.php#L550], the Preview appears again, but generates quite a lot of notices.

Tested with WordPress Trunk (Version 3.6-alpha-23400)",jeherve
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,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,21792,Add link to settings.general from appearance.header,,Appearance,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-09-04T19:38:50Z,2012-09-04T19:40:36Z,"Multiple users that we've tested have ended up on appearance->header when asked to change their ""site title"".  It seems logical.  Should we add a link there?",lessbloat
Future Releases,22348,Add support for custom background default images,,Appearance,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-11-02T19:25:12Z,2012-11-02T19:25:12Z,"When specifying custom header default images for a theme, I always forget that you can't do the same for custom backgrounds.

It would be highly desirable to be able to set default background images, just as you can with custom headers.",dgwyer
Future Releases,17800,Custom Header bug with deleted images,,Appearance,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-06-14T12:43:15Z,2012-12-03T12:08:03Z,"I'm not a tech.
I've added images to Twenty Eleven header.
I wrong and I've deleted few images directly using ftp now you can see in the image that the header has the markers of the images without the images.

",pivari
Future Releases,22880,Customize Themes without activation,,Appearance,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-12T11:34:51Z,2012-12-12T11:38:58Z,"Add a posibility to customize deactivated themes with the Theme-Customizer without activating them by default.
Useful for Blogs running multiple Themes between which the frontend user can switch.",kkkrys
Future Releases,21059,Customizer color picker has no remove button,,Appearance,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-06-24T11:34:12Z,2013-04-11T10:23:37Z,There is no remove button for color picker in the customizer. It would be great if we could remove the color or set it to the default if we don't need the color.,kcssm
Future Releases,22834,Live Preview should map sidebars as done on activation,,Appearance,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-09T12:51:00Z,2012-12-13T12:07:31Z,"'''Problem:''' 

Sidebar disappears in the live preview after theme deactivated.

'''Reproduce:'''

Fresh install of the WordPress trac:
1. Activate Twenty Ten theme
2. Click the Live Preview of Twenty Twelve
3. No sidebar in the preview

Bug 100%",alexvorn2
Future Releases,21483,Theme Customizer: Use any image from media library for background image,,Appearance,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-08-05T22:42:31Z,2013-04-11T10:28:09Z,"I suggest that users be able to use any image in the media library as a background image from the customizer. At this time, if a user changes the theme background from the customizer, he/she must upload the image. This is already available from the dashboard, under Appearance > Background - it gives the option ""Or choose an image from your media library:"" I suggest that this option available on the dashboard also be available on the customizer. A similar option should be available for header images.",jjonesftw
Future Releases,21455,HiDPI (retina) theme custom backgrounds,Otto42,Appearance,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,assigned,,2012-08-02T17:07:06Z,2012-09-15T05:22:40Z,"We should support HiDPI custom backgrounds.

This will be a bit easier than custom headers, #21389, as we can do a media query in _custom_background_cb(). Worth noting that we will still need to solve some aspect of retina uploads, #21038.",nacin
Future Releases,21389,Retina theme custom headers,Otto42,Appearance,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,assigned,,2012-07-25T19:40:56Z,2013-04-06T23:33:11Z,We should support retina custom headers. Not sure how — ideas welcome.,nacin
Future Releases,21666,Theme customizer reset,,Appearance,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-08-23T10:09:49Z,2013-05-18T13:13:22Z,"It would be useful to be able to reset the settings to the defaults as specified in the add_setting() class method when setting up each setting.

These could be reset on a section by section basis and/or for ALL settings.",dgwyer
Future Releases,19915,Add unit tests for AtomPub API,rmccue,AtomPub,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-01-28T16:25:15Z,2012-09-17T05:52:57Z,"Apologies if this is a duplicate, I couldn't find any.

The AtomPub API is hideously under-tested. Since it's a part of WordPress that doesn't get touched often, it's also one of the most crucial components that needs testing.

I'm working on [https://github.com/rmccue/Gorilla a test runner called Gorilla], which is designed as a replacement for the APE (Atom Protocol Exerciser). This will have a port of all the APE unit tests to PHP, and I'm also going to start writing some new ones for all the new APIs that are being added in #18430, #18431, #18432 and #18433.

These are specifically designed to be able to be independent of Gorilla, so that it will be easy to bring into a normal PHPUnit test suite, and hopefully will be able to run as part of the normal WordPress unit test suite. (Although they'll still need some components of Gorilla to work)

(This is filed under Unit Tests, but AtomPub might be a better component)",rmccue
Future Releases,7301,AtomPub interface should accept new categories provided by clients,josephscott,AtomPub,2.6,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,reopened,,2008-07-15T04:54:22Z,2012-10-31T16:25:19Z,"The AtomPub interface successfully exposes access to the existing categories of a particular blog, via the URL:

http://[myblog]/wp-app.php/categories

But the category listing is identified as ""fixed"", and this pans out. When a  client attempts to provide a category term with a name that has not been seen before, the interface just ignores it.

It would be a nice enhancement to change the category collection to an editable one, and support provision of arbitrary new category names on supplied posts to the wp-app interface.

As it is now, there is no way to add categories via the AtomPub interface.


",redsweater
Future Releases,9513,Wordpress should allow input of XHTML/HTML via Atompub,josephscott,AtomPub,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-04-11T23:38:51Z,2011-03-14T09:50:06Z,"One of the intended purposes of Atom standard was to allow better way of including XHTML in the feed than with “escaping it” (see this [http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2003/08/20/embedded.html article by Norman Walsh in xml.com] with followup at [http://norman.walsh.name/2003/06/30/hardline 1], [http://norman.walsh.name/2003/09/18/unescmarkup 2], and [http://norman.walsh.name/2003/09/16/escmarkup 3], there is also [http://www.intertwingly.net/blog/1571.html an interesting discussion under this blogpost] and [http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2003/06/28/Learning Tim Bray’s essay on the same theme]) Even though even [http://norman.walsh.name/2003/09/16/escmarkup#comment0006 Norm agrees that he lost this fight], at least Atom provides ''opportunity'' for conscious authors to use namespaced XML properly.

Now, of course, the problem is that all this beauty is not supported by any known-to-me Atompub-accepting blog server. Particularly when this perfectly valid Atom 1.0 feed (take a look at [http://validator.w3.org/feed/#validate_by_input validator] if you don’t believe me):

{{{
<?xml version=""1.0"" encoding=""utf-8""?>
<atom:feed xmlns:atom=""http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"" xmlns:dc=""http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/"" xml:lang=""en"">
  <atom:title>Late Night Thoughts on Listening to Mahler’s Ninth Symphony</atom:title>
  <atom:updated>2009-04-08T00:13:32+02:00</atom:updated>
  <atom:link rel=""alternate"" type=""text/html"" href=""http://matejcepltest.wordpress.com/""/>
  <atom:link rel=""self"" type=""application/atom+xml"" href=""http://matejcepltest.wordpress.com/feed/""/>
  <atom:author>
    <atom:name>Matěj Cepl</atom:name>
    <atom:email>ceplm@seznam.cz</atom:email>
  </atom:author>
  <atom:id>http://matejcepltest.wordpress.com/</atom:id>
  <atom:rights>Copyright 2007 Matej Cepl</atom:rights>
  <atom:entry>
    <atom:title>John 3:17 or The Golden Middle Ground Between Grace and Sanctification?</atom:title>
    <atom:link rel=""alternate"" type=""text/html"" href=""$url""/>
    <atom:id>urn:mc:ceplovi.cz:atom1:blog:jan-3_17-2008-07-10</atom:id>
    <atom:updated>2008-07-13T00:00:00+02:00</atom:updated>
    <dc:subject>John 3:17 or The Golden Middle Ground Between Grace and Sanctification?</dc:subject>
    <atom:content type=""xhtml"" xml:lang=""en"">
      <div xmlns=""http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"">
        <p>There is a couple of things, which make for me sense together
  	(and I am not sure, of course, whether they will make sense to you
  	as well), and which I would like to record here.</p>
        <p>“<span class=""scripture"">For God sent not his
  	Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world
  	through him might be saved.</span>” (J. 3:17)  In some aspects and for some
  	people (like me) and in certain moments, this is even more important
  	than the previous verse, and yet it is quite rarely mentioned in the
  	Church. Maybe because it so clear, that nobody gets much fame to explain
  	(and there is not much to explain here?). For all of us, who live with
  	the idea of God-policeman, following our doings to punish severely any
  	small misstep, this is the good news.</p>
        <p>There is quite certainly something significantly wrong about preaching,
  	that we always quote only  (John 3:16)  and
  	we don’t continue one verse further. As if we are still more interested in what’s
  	there in gospel for me, and we don’t understand, that we are not the central figures
  	in whole Bible. Not that there wouldn’t be anything there for us, but … that’s another long
  	discussion I would like to have with Dave.</p>
      </div>
    </atom:content>
  </atom:entry>
</atom:feed>
}}}

is sent to Wordpress.com I get [http://matejcepltest.wordpress.com/2009/04/08/john-317-or-the-golden-middle-ground-between-grace-and-sanctification/ rather disasterous result].

According to [http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.wordpress.devel/27067 Peter Westwood] wordpress treats all content delivered by different modes of remote publishing as the same dummy plain text.

OK, so the request of this ticket (and hopefully place of further discsussion if necessary) is to fix this and make <atom:content type=""xhtml""> considererd and delivered so that wordpress would just accept the nodetree inside of such element as a body of the blogpost without much further changes.

Also #6128 might be caused by this.",mcepl
Future Releases,23691,Visiting post-new.php using the back button overwrites an existing post,,Autosave,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-04T18:54:46Z,2013-03-04T18:54:46Z,"1) visit post-new.php
2) write a post
3) publish it
4) click back in your browser
5) write a new post
6) if you save it as draft or publish it, it will overwrite the old post

Reproducable in Firefox, Chrome and Safari.",jkudish
Future Releases,22601,Make post content autosave work more generically,,Autosave,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-11-27T04:00:31Z,2012-12-14T23:51:36Z,"The JS for autosave/AYS looks for the contents of `#post #content`. While we should fix the other JS issue related to targeting `#content` in #22600, it seems that autosave/AYS should be looking for the textarea (or whatever type of input) with the name of content instead, since having that data in the form will save to the post content. That way, if somebody does choose to use a different ID but the right input name, the autosave benefits will kick in.

Discovered while working on #22491.",helen
Future Releases,4337,Blog by Email: No content is assumed,westi*,Blog by Email,2.2,high,major,Future Release,defect (bug),accepted,,2007-05-25T18:59:09Z,2013-02-05T03:14:40Z,"It seems, the Blog by Email functions is broken in WP 2.2.
Mails are recognized, but only the title/subject is assumed - no content. Content is empty :(
No matter if text email or html email.


{{{
Author = bla@example.org 
 
Content-type: text/plain, Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit, boundary: 
 
Raw content:
 
Author: 1
 
Posted title: Test
Posted content:
 
Mission complete, message 1 deleted.
}}}
",jottlieb
Future Releases,4965,Blog by Email: any images and attachments in your email are not being posted inline,westi,Blog by Email,2.3,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2007-09-12T18:15:29Z,2009-10-11T21:07:33Z,"Blog by Email: any images and attachments in your email are not being posted inline

Remaining issue from #4829.",foolswisdom
Future Releases,5252,base64-encoded post-by-email post garbled.,westi*,Blog by Email,2.3,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),accepted,,2007-10-24T08:58:20Z,2009-10-11T21:07:58Z,"When posting-by-email, my cellphone submits code using ""content-transfer-encoding: base64"". The message appears (output from wp-mail.php) like so:

Author = [my email] <p><p><b>Content-type:</b> text/plain, <b>Content-Transfer-Encoding:</b> base64, <b>boundary:</b> </p>
<p><b>Raw content:</b><br /><pre>SnVzdCB0ZXN0aW5nIHBvc3RpbmcgZnJvbSBteSBjZWxsLiBTdHJ1Y2sgbWUgd2hpbGUgcmVh
ZGluZyAgUmFwaCBLb3N0ZXIncyBwb3N0cyBhYm91dCB0aGUgZmlyZXMgaW4gQ2FsIHRoYXQg
YmVpbmcgYWJsZSB0byBwb3N0IHRvIHlvdXIgYmxvZyBmcm9tIGEgY2VsbHBob25lIGlzIGEg
dXNlZnVsIGZlYXR1cmUuIA==</pre></p>
<p><b>Author:</b> 1</p>
<p><b>Posted title:</b> =?utf-8?B?Q2VsbHBob25lIHBvc3RpbmcgaW4gV1A=?=<br />
<b>Posted content:</b><br /><pre>SnVzdCB0ZXN0aW5nIHBvc3RpbmcgZnJvbSBteSBjZWxsLiBTdHJ1Y2sgbWUgd2hpbGUgcmVh
ZGluZyAgUmFwaCBLb3N0ZXIncyBwb3N0cyBhYm91dCB0aGUgZmlyZXMgaW4gQ2FsIHRoYXQg
YmVpbmcgYWJsZSB0byBwb3N0IHRvIHlvdXIgYmxvZyBmcm9tIGEgY2VsbHBob25lIGlzIGEg
dXNlZnVsIGZlYXR1cmUuIA==</pre></p><p>Mission complete, message <strong>1</strong> deleted.</p>

The provided patch detects base64-encoded content transfers and base64_decodes them. For some reason (I'm no utf8-expert) the TITLE of the post has ""=?utf-8?B?"" prepended to the actual base64 content (see above), which means a check for this string + a cropping is needed or base64_decode will not decode the post title properly.",kallewoof
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,14782,"Accessibility: Twenty Ten Theme - links, forms, skip link",,Bundled Theme,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2010-09-04T15:50:01Z,2012-09-27T13:42:46Z,"Starting off with changes to the CSS only.

Links: colors amended where necessary. added underscores and/or color changes for active, hover and focus.

Gallery image links: adjusted things to use margin to center the image rather than padding, to allow for adding highlighting on image links.

Skip link: now appears above the #access menu when tabbing through the page.

Grey text/links: was 888 this just failed the color contrast, so changed it to 777 throughout.

Forms: added highlight for input text and textarea, for active and focus.",elfin
Future Releases,21506,Standard Theme Hooks,,Bundled Theme,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-08-07T02:10:55Z,2013-03-28T22:12:58Z,"During the hack day at WordCamp SF, Konstantin Kovshenin and I sat down to work out a solution to allow for better communication between themes and plugins. We propose that core introduce 4 new hooks into the default WordPress themes allowing plugins to add custom markup relative to common theme elements. While many other theme locations could be recognized, we have only included hooks that we could provide at least three use common use cases for.

header_after: Allows custom markup to be inserted after all visual header elements have rendered. Possible use cases for this hook include:

 * Breadcrumb navigation.
 * Links to social profiles.
 * Advertising.
 * log in/out form.

post_after: Allows custom markup to be inserted after all visual elements have rendered for the current global post object. This hook would fix the issue originally reported in #18561. Possible use cases for this hook include:

 * Sharing links.
 * Related posts.
 * Ratings.
 * Author bio.

comment_after: Allows custom markup to be inserted after all visual elements have rendered for the current global comment object. Possible use cases for this hook include:

 * Upvote/Downvote control.
 * Ratings.
 * Show/hide threads functionality.

footer_after: Allows custom markup to be inserted after all visual elements have rendered for the footer. While this action is similar to {{{wp_footer}}}, it would be possible for the theme author to move this into nested html elements. To my knowledge, {{{wp_footer}}} is intended to fire immediately before the closing {{{body}}} tag. Possible use case for this hook include:

 * Links to social profiles.
 * Advertising.
 * The ""small print"" or copyright information.

If standardized hooks such as these were recognized by core, it would also have a positive effect on child theming. Theme authors would no longer need to override entire files just to introduce an element of two.

We have prepared 3 patches for the default themes to demonstrate placement of these hooks as well as a plugin to demonstrate their usage.",mfields
Future Releases,14791,Twenty Ten Theme - Better Link Highlighting,,Bundled Theme,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2010-09-07T10:18:19Z,2012-09-27T13:42:49Z,mainly changing the state of text decoration(underline/none). This aids users that tab through links on a page identify where they are.,elfin
Future Releases,14792,Twenty Ten Theme - gallery changes,,Bundled Theme,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2010-09-07T10:22:33Z,2012-09-27T13:42:52Z,"With reference to #14791 those changes will produce an ugly 10px wide border in red on focus/hover etc. This patch does fix this, at the expensive of top/bottom margins. This therefore may need an additional patch before it can be applied.",elfin
Future Releases,23834,Twenty Thirteen: add visual Indicator for menu items with children,,Bundled Theme,trunk,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2013-03-21T04:07:43Z,2013-03-21T23:38:44Z,"It's helpful to have a visual indicator when a top level menu item contains a hidden drop down menu.

This patch adds a filter to wp_nav_menu_objects in order to add the class ""has-children"" to top level menu items that contain children.  This allows us to style it with psuedo element, similar to how the menu-toggle is styled for smaller screens.

The filter I used was posted by @chipbennet on the WordPress Theme Reviewers List. The same functionality could also be achieved by a Custom Nav Walker (see http://wptheming.com/2013/03/drop-down-menu-indicator/), but Chip's solution seemed more straightforward.

Neither method works unless a menu has actually been set.

",downstairsdev
Future Releases,15385,Use get_template_part() for post formats in Twenty Ten,,Bundled Theme,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2010-11-11T13:36:47Z,2013-02-19T04:25:57Z,"Let's encourage some standardization in themes by giving Twenty Ten the following:
{{{
get_template_part( 'post-format', 'aside' );
get_template_part( 'post-format', 'gallery' );
}}}
We'll leave the default in loop.php, I'm thinking, though we could also use post-format-default.

I'm going to comment on #14746 that I think, if post formats are supported, then 'default' should always be supported and should be enforced as the default, even if nothing is stored yet for that post.",nacin
Future Releases,23330,"Allow autoloading all options, not just autoload = yes options",,Cache,3.5.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-30T21:12:57Z,2013-02-21T04:26:41Z,"For 5 years on wordpress.com we have ignored the autoload field for options. In wp_load_alloptions(), autoload = yes is not part of the query. Why? Because wordpress.com has a persistent cache. Thus, the transients that constitute the bulk of autoload = no options are stored in cache, never in the options table. Querying autoload=yes makes the query slower for no reason.

Having autoload = no options also complicates notoptions caching. Core has a notoptions cache that would be unnecessary if you can assume that wp_load_alloptions() loads every option. If an option is not in alloptions, then it does not exist.

Other large sites that use a persistent cache might also like to ignore the autoload flag. Core could automatically switch to ignoring autoload when an external object cache is being used, but administrators might want to control this so they can clean out old transients from options tables and do whatever other housekeeping is desired. So, let's add a filter that allows toggling this. When autoload is being ignored the wp_load_alloptions() query does not include autoload=yes and notoptions is not used.",ryan
Future Releases,22661,Allow object caches to degrade gracefully,,Cache,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-30T20:53:57Z,2013-01-10T00:08:36Z,"Because of the way object caches are loaded, if a custom object cache can't run (say, Memcached or APC is not actually installed), it cannot gracefully degrade to the built-in object cache.

Witness this code in {{{wp_start_object_cache()}}}:

{{{
 	if ( ! function_exists( 'wp_cache_init' ) ) {
		if ( file_exists( WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/object-cache.php' ) ) {
			require_once ( WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/object-cache.php' );
			$_wp_using_ext_object_cache = true;
		} else {
			require_once ( ABSPATH . WPINC . '/cache.php' );
			$_wp_using_ext_object_cache = false;
		}
		$first_init = true;
	} else if ( !$_wp_using_ext_object_cache && file_exists( WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/object-cache.php' ) ) {
		// Sometimes advanced-cache.php can load object-cache.php before it is loaded here.
		// This breaks the function_exists check above and can result in $_wp_using_ext_object_cache
		// being set incorrectly. Double check if an external cache exists.
		$_wp_using_ext_object_cache = true;
	}
}}}

So a custom object cache is loaded. If it wants to bail and defer to the built in object caching, it can do that by doing the include itself. But then WordPress sets {{{$_wp_using_ext_object_cache = true;}}} '''after''' that require. So WordPress thinks it is using an external object cache when it's actually not. This leads to oddness.

This can sometimes be hacked around by adding a callback to the very first WP action available that sets {{{$_wp_using_ext_object_cache = false;}}}, but that has issues: calls to the object cache might be made before that code can run, and {{{add_action()}}} is not always available at that point (because some {{{advanced-cache.php}}} drop-ins load the object cache really early. See Batcache.

Proposed solution: change the order of the {{{require_once()}}} and the setting of {{{$_wp_using_ext_object_cache}}}. That way, the external object cache can override the variable.",markjaquith
Future Releases,22526,Changing category doesn't invalidate cache,,Cache,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-21T11:55:37Z,2012-11-21T11:55:37Z,"Hi,

I am using object-cache.php Memcached v2.0.2 (Dropins) with the current WordPress version, but I don't think this has anything to do with the dropin.

I noticed that category changes don't invalidate/update the cache.

For example:
1. Create a category ""Foo"".

2. Assign some postings to ""Foo"".

3. View your postings in backend and frontend, so that results get cached.

4. Rename ""Foo"" category to ""Bar"".

5. Reload some postings, which are in that category. But they still display the old ""Foo"" category instead the new ""Bar"" category name.

Flushing memcached would ""solve"" this problem, that's why I think renaming categories don't invalidate/update the cache.",Whissi
Future Releases,22478,Remove $force argument from WP_Object_Cache::delete(),,Cache,3.4.2,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-16T19:02:07Z,2012-11-16T19:02:07Z,This was introduced way back in [3086] and hasn't been needed for years.,ryan
Future Releases,22174,"_get_non_cached_ids() should use wp_cache_get_multi(), if available.",,Cache,3.4.2,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-12T14:12:40Z,2013-01-10T00:10:20Z,Add wp_cache_get_multi() to all cache backends and conditionally use it in _get_non_cached_ids() so that post objects can be fetched from cache in parallel.,ryan
Future Releases,22176,Cache the results of the posts_request_ids query,,Cache,3.4.2,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2012-10-12T14:59:37Z,2013-01-10T00:11:47Z,"We are to the point where we could replace the advanced post cache plugin with something in core that is far simpler. We're most of the way there since introducing the split query. And with #22024 we have a good way of doing per-blog cache invalidation for classes of objects, which would be needed by this. Leveraging wp_cache_get_multi() as suggested in #22174 would provide a complete replacement for the adv post cache plugin.  http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/advanced-caching/trunk/advanced-caching.php",ryan
Future Releases,19008,Introduce a notoptions cache for site options,,Cache,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-10-19T21:11:47Z,2013-02-19T18:52:05Z,"Following up on #18955.

Adding a 'notoptions' cache for site options would be consistent with normal options.",duck_
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,23173,Don't cache arrays of query results in a single cache bucket,,Cache,3.5,normal,normal,Future Release,task (blessed),new,,2013-01-10T19:05:17Z,2013-04-16T17:10:11Z,"We have started using one cache bucket per query with passive invalidation controlled through a last_changed incrementor. See #22024 for an example. We also need to do this with get_pages(), wp_get_archives(), and elsewhere. On wordpress.com we have hacked some of these into separate buckets because saving multiple queries per cache bucket results in huge buckets. We have seen 72MB get_pages caches. Let's finally clean this up for good. Some of the last_changed work done for #22176 can be used here.",ryan
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,22879,Canonical Link Missing on Front Page,,Canonical,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-12T11:03:05Z,2012-12-30T19:54:30Z,"Canonical links are provided for posts, so if someone links to /2012/12/my-post/?whatever then Google will know it is a duplicate of /2012/12/my-post/

But if someone links to /?whatever there is no canonical address.",miqrogroove
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,23602,"Incorrect canonical redirect if p=123 query argument present in ""paged"" archives",,Canonical,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-25T08:34:19Z,2013-02-25T08:34:19Z,"URLs that include `page/n` AND `p=n` query variable, such as:

http://example.com/page/3/?p=123

will issue a 301 redirect to the homepage. This is being reported as incorrect behaviour in Google Webmaster Tools, because:

  The target URL does not exist and your server is not returning a 404 (file not found) error. 

  Your server is redirecting requests for a non-existent page, instead of returning a 404 response code. This creates a poor experience for searchers and search engines.

A fix would be to strip the `p=` query variable and redirect to the paged archive. 

From: 

http://example.com/page/3/?p=123

to:

http://example.com/page/3/
",kasparsd
Future Releases,23408,Link to rss-feed in default installation causes redirect loop,,Canonical,,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-06T21:20:04Z,2013-02-20T02:56:37Z,"I noticed, that google webmastertools complained about dead links in my blog.
Those links were hidden in the html-code and were links to rss-feeds of attachments. (e.g. ?attachment_id=1647&feed=rss2)
When i try to open the link, it returns a 301 error and if the new url is called, anoter 301 error is shown. After two or three times, the original url is shown again by a 301 error message.

I installed two clean installations on different servers, which show the behaviour either. If i use the link ""?attachment_id=1647&feed=rss""  the correct feed is loaded. (using rss instead of rss2 which is provided by the template)

It seems that the error is caused by the function get_post_comments_feed_link(...) in ""wp-include/link-template.php used wp-include/canonical.php.
When i add another line to the function to return a link with ""attachment_id="" and not ""p="" or ""page_id"", the comment feed is loaded without errors.
But the fact, that rss feeds do not cause an error and rss2 feeds create a loop makes me think, that another module may be defect and my workaround is not a solution.

Regards

Fabian",clusterone
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,10690,WordPress does not support  non-ascii characters in URLs,markjaquith,Canonical,2.8.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2009-08-26T18:26:13Z,2013-03-08T20:31:45Z,"WordPress' clean_url() strips out most characters, which are non-ascii for security reasons. This is causing problems, if you want to run a WordPress blog on a domain containing non-ascii-characters (e.g. müller.com), because WordPress generates wrong URLs on redirects.",paddya
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,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,17337,wp_old_slug_redirect() fails with multiple post_type query,,Canonical,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-05-06T10:36:19Z,2011-05-06T10:36:19Z,"If I have a query something like this:

{{{
[query_vars] => Array
        (
            [name] => panasonic-tv-review
            [post_type] => Array
                (
                    [0] => review
                    [1] => small_review
                )
        )
}}}

The new post slug is ""panasonic-250-tv-review"", and there is a `_wp_old_slug` meta key with the old slug. One would expect `wp_old_slug_redirect()` to kick in and do the redirect. However, `wp_old_slug_redirect()` will fail with a query with multiple post types, (looking at http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-includes/query.php#L3494). This will knock the `$wpdb->prepare()` ass `$post_type` is now an array. 

I can write a patch for this if I can get the go ahead.",joehoyle
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,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,5998,Invalid Unicode characters,hakre,Charset,2.3.3,normal,major,Future Release,defect (bug),assigned,,2008-02-25T18:17:22Z,2011-02-10T23:09:25Z,"Wordpress does not check for invalid Unicode characters, such as the following:

U+FFFE
U+FFFF

When the pages are served up as XHTML, allowing these characters through generates an XML error. 

WordPress should filter out illegal Unicode code points.

Please see http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml/#NT-Char

Also, the regex
[http://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-forms-utf-8 here] is
incorrect, see [http://intertwingly.net/blog/2008/01/02/Keeping-On-Your-Toes
this page].

",shelleyp
Future Releases,11738,sanitize_text_field() issue with UTF-8 characters,hakre,Charset,2.9.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-01-06T07:39:11Z,2010-11-13T07:36:00Z,"See Description #11528

Suggested patch does not take UTF-8 properly into account. Function has been degraded in the commit(s) [12499], [12501] to not support shift-spaces any longer. Details about preg_replace and UTF-8 as well as a proper suggestion to fix w/o degration [https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/11528#comment:10 here].",hakre
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,22792,Cannot change name attribute of comment submit button,,Comments,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-06T17:03:01Z,2012-12-06T17:20:24Z,"This prevents developers from using client-side validation, as the name attribute being set to ""submit"" interferes with the .submit() method.  I can change the id and the label of the submit button, but that is all.

The default WordPress server-side validation is unacceptable from a user-experience standpoint.

This would be the solution for me, which I find cumbersome (http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/65001/error-when-posting-comment-form-the-error-is-typeerror-eh-is-not-a-function). 

The developer should be allowed to set the name attribute of the submit button (maybe through the use of comment_form()).",willi828
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,13792,Invalid reply link from comment admin when comment nested level > max,,Comments,2.9.2,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,,2010-06-09T07:05:56Z,2010-11-13T17:53:57Z,"I have a blog with nested comments enabled, max depth of 4. When the last level comment is posted, it no longer contains a Reply link.

However, in the Comment admin, the Reply link is still present. If used, this new reply will show up at the very bottom of the comment list once posted (even if other newer regular comments are entered, this new reply will still show up at the very bottom).

The bug is, basically, that Comment admin doesn't respect the max nested value.",archon810
Future Releases,21845,Losing comment reply by accidentally clicking on another comment,,Comments,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-08T13:17:20Z,2012-09-17T22:31:50Z,"This is a usability bug.

When replying to a comment in the Edit Comments (wp-admin/edit-comments.php) page, double-clicking on another comment will open that comment for editing and wipe away the reply you were writing. 

If you want to highlight a word to copy from the comment that you are replying to this can be done by double-clicking the word. So completely by accident your reply is wiped out. This occurred on wordpress.com so I'm guessing their using the latest 3.4.2 version.",icc97
Future Releases,13648,Post link?,ryan,Comments,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-05-30T22:51:23Z,2010-05-31T20:50:17Z,Adding '''?comments_popup=1''' to the url go to that post id number but in comment view with the trackback to the post with the regular permalink. Found this via search engine that indexed it instead of post url.,giuseppex
Future Releases,22261,Recent comments widget makes additional queries when pagination is enabled,,Comments,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-23T14:19:59Z,2012-10-23T14:19:59Z,A continuation of #15400.,nacin
Future Releases,8755,Should be able to specify page order with wp_list_comments(),,Comments,2.7,normal,major,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2008-12-30T02:50:53Z,2009-11-17T15:48:45Z,"Passing the parameters ''reverse_top_level'' and ''reverse_children'' into the ''wp_list_comments()'' function only reverses the order of the comments '''on each page''', and not the entire comment list overall. It is therefore impossible to display the newest comments first using this function, when comments are great enough to be paged. At least, not without globally changing the comment order for the entire site using the Discussion settings screen so that the ""last"" page is displayed first.

It should be possible to specify the page order in wp_list_comments() by, for example, passing a page_order parameter with 'asc' or 'desc' available.",marky
Future Releases,16770,"The comments field in the post table gets set to 'closed' for all posts, and commenting options change from those set",,Comments,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-03-06T00:48:21Z,2011-03-06T17:25:27Z,"these problems are documented in this forum topic. http://wordpress.org/support/topic/why-is-my-comments-closed-in-all-posts-open-in-all-pages?replies=13#post-1768692 

It has happened to me twice",linusinutah
Future Releases,23369,WP_Comment_Query meta query 'count' conflicts with 'group by',,Comments,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-02T13:39:20Z,2013-02-02T14:52:54Z,"This problem relates to {{{/wp-includes/comment.php}}}, both 3.5.1 and trunk are affected. The following line number refers to the 3.5.1 version. 

At line 195, definition of class {{{WP_Comment_Query}}} , a typical meta query will generate such SQL:

{{{SELECT * FROM wp_comments INNER JOIN wp_commentmeta ON (wp_comments.comment_ID = wp_commentmeta.comment_id) WHERE ( comment_approved = '0' OR comment_approved = '1' ) AND comment_post_ID = 22 AND ( (wp_commentmeta.meta_key = 'my_flag' AND CAST(wp_commentmeta.meta_value AS CHAR) = 'my_value') ) GROUP BY wp_comments.comment_ID ORDER BY comment_date_gmt DESC }}}

Note that at line 357, a meta query will always generate a {{{GROUP BY}}} clause. This works for comment rows. Say that I've got 3 comments matching this query, I'll see each of them in a row:

{{{
comment row 1, data
comment row 2, data
comment row 3, data
}}}

However, this query doesn't work well then {{{$count = true}}}. Note that by specifying {{{$count = true}}}, the function only changes {{{'SELECT *'}}} into {{{'SELECT COUNT(*)'}}}. For 3 comment result, I'm seeing something like this:

{{{
1
1
1
}}}

And you can see, because there's a {{{'GROUP BY'}}} clause. And each comment has a unique ID. The result is 3 'grouped row' of comments, and each will always have count of 1.

Therefore, the result of {{{$wpdb->get_var()}}} will be either 1, or NULL (when nothing is matched). I believe this behavior is not by intention.

To get count working, {{{'GROUP BY'}}} clause must be removed when $count is true.",heshiming
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,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,22635,comments made on iPad get the comment_author_url removed in the pre_comment_author_url filter,,Comments,3.4.2,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-29T14:21:04Z,2012-11-29T22:18:48Z,"I have tested this on version (3.5-RC1-22909) nightly build too.

if I submit a comment with a valid author url using the iPad then the URL gets removed by the pre_comment_author_url filter in wp-includes/comment.php 

'''works'''
* windows 7 works fine
* windows xp works fine
* debian box works fine
* macbook pro works fine

'''Not working'''
* iphone ios 5.1.1
* ipad ios 5.1.1

duplicable on local, live and someone elses site.

I can see the POST vars show all the proper data.

in wp-includes/comment.php the wp_filter_comment function the `$commentdata['comment_author_url']` exists before 

{{{
$commentdata['comment_author_url']   = apply_filters('pre_comment_author_url', $commentdata['comment_author_url']);
}}}

(line 1291 of wp-includes/comment.php (3.4.2)

but is gone after the filter has been applied,

this happens only if using an ipad or iphone.


",commentluv
Future Releases,16010,get_comments()  returns as result (by default) comments that were not approved.,,Comments,3.0.3,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-12-28T16:41:11Z,2011-01-13T04:00:49Z,"I see two problems in behavior of ""get_comments()"" function (wp-includes/comments.php: 180).

1. The function returns as result (by default) comments that were approved and also comments that were not approved. 
I think that this does not fit the standard of all functions in WP that by default return only posts/comments that have been published/approved.

2. I think that there is no support of cookies of current responder. In other words, a parameter that allows the following functionality does not exist.
comment_approved = '1 'OR (comment_author =% s AND comment_author_email =% s AND comment_approved = '0')
( wp-includes/comments-template.php: 852)",mati1000
Future Releases,23231,preprocess_comment should get the normalised comment data,,Comments,3.5,low,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-18T11:38:02Z,2013-01-18T11:39:30Z,"In '''wp_new_comment''' we normalise some data like user_ID/user_id so that we support people providing both versions but we fire the filter to preprocess the comment first.

This means if someone writes a filter they have to re-implement this normalisation if they want to filter the comment data properly.

An example of where this currently goes wrong is when Akismet tries to fetch the roles of the user submitting the comment - http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/akismet/tags/2.5.7/akismet.php#L332

This only works if the comment comes via a route that supplies the data correctly and not one that doesn't.",westi
Future Releases,23931,wp_insert_comment should require comment_post_ID,,Comments,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-03T18:41:58Z,2013-04-03T19:06:08Z,"At this moment there is no check for example comment_post_ID. Not sure if there are more checks needed. Reason I asked are a few notices on the unit tests caused by WP_UnitTest_Factory_For_Comment. Those comments don't add a post ID what should change.

Currently, if a null comment_post_ID is passed, the comment isn't connected to a post. This can create confusion. Also Unit tests should run with WP_Debug on.",markoheijnen
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,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,23988,Add post info on comment.php?action=editcomment,,Comments,3.5.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-04-08T12:58:20Z,2013-04-08T14:54:39Z,"When you get a comment notification, if you click on a link to mark as spam, etc, when you get to the edit comment screen, there's no indication of which post/page the comment was in response to, which can be a determining factor in deciding if a comment is valuable, off-topic, or spam. 

We should add an ""In response to"" area that lists the post title, date/timestamp like on comment list screen. If it's in response to another comment that should show as well, but since we don't have that in comment screen functionality yet, at least adding the post info that we already have and show on the list would be a clue and a step in the right direction.",jenmylo
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,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,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,11359,Don't nofollow links in admin comments,,Comments,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-12-08T12:23:15Z,2011-04-15T08:25:24Z,"Links in admin comments shouldn't have rel=nofollow.

Admin comments are not user-generated content, and the site owner (admin) is vouching for the links just like when they link from the post itself. 

Therefore, this usage of nofollow is incorrect.

Also, if I go and edit a comment and remove nofollow from a link, WP adds it back. It shouldn't do that either.

Note that in the unlikely event of wanting a link in a comment to be nofollowed, this could still be done manually.",caesarsgrunt
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,10869,Eliminate moderation on admin comments,,Comments,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-09-28T10:18:53Z,2009-11-28T12:34:10Z,"Currently, if comment moderation is enabled, comments left by the admin are also moderated, requiring approval before they're posted.  

Proposed change: If comment moderation is activated, all replies and comments left by the admin are auto-approved.",heather_r
Future Releases,13857,"Email notifications lack a link to the comment, from address could be improved",,Comments,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-06-11T21:27:24Z,2010-10-28T01:47:17Z,"'''Email Notification'''
For the 6+ years I believe I have been using WordPress, the emails that notify me someone has made a comment have several links in them.

'''Fields within an email notification'''
Email, Url, Whois, Comment, All Comments, Delete, Spam

The comment, at least in plain text emails, contains html markup, which often is encoded making it hard to read, depending on the comment complexity.  I suggest a simple strip_html style function be ran on the comment copy.

The link to the comments only takes you to the comments, but does not add in the identifier in the url to take you to that specific comment.  The blog I am managing has 30+ comments on each page, making it harder than it should be to get to the comment and reply.

An example of a better method might be:
http://example.com/foo-bar-baz/#comment-7348
Compared to:
http://example.com/foo-bar-baz/#comments
----
'''Email Headers'''
The From header in the email is is correctly set to the ""Name"" value the user filled into the comment form, the email address is set to wordpress@example.com where example.com is the domain of the site.

However, the reply-to header is correctly set to the actual sender.  Bounces (NDR's) and the cosmetic view of an email could all be improved with a simple condition:

{{{
if is_valid(emaIl) then
  from = name & ' <' & email & '>'
  reply-to = from
else
  // looks like they did not set the data
  // fall back to some sane defaults
end if
}}}


",hexley
Future Releases,23800,"Filter Comment Blacklist, to delete duplicated terms",,Comments,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-03-16T23:37:13Z,2013-03-16T23:37:13Z,"Hi,

In Comment Blacklist, when I save terms, duplicates are not eliminated.

Would be good if the function array_unique would remove these duplicate terms.",shadowhck
Future Releases,23797,Hard coded HTML marking in comment_form(),,Comments,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-03-16T21:16:23Z,2013-03-17T14:50:58Z,"Hello

it seems so ugly hard coding has slipped in the comment form. 

On line 1554 of comment-template.php, there is some hard-coded html :
 {{{
<h3 id=""reply-title"">
<?php comment_form_title( $args['title_reply'], $args['title_reply_to'] ); ?>
<small><?php cancel_comment_reply_link( $args['cancel_reply_link'] ); ?></small>
</h3>
 }}}

Semantically speaking, a H3 is far from being optimal. 
Also, filters exists for all other elements of the comment form. 
The h3 and small should not be hardcoded. 

A new value could be included in the defaults : 

 {{{
'comment_reply_markup' => 
    '<h3 id=""reply-title"">%1$s <small>%2$s</small></h3>',
 }}}

and line 1554 replaced by : 

 {{{
<?php printf( $args['comment_reply_markup'], 
comment_form_title( $args['title_reply'], 
$args['title_reply_to'] ), cancel_comment_reply_link( $args['cancel_reply_link'] ); ?>
 }}}

Thanks a lot, hope you'll take it :)",Marie-Aude
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,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,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,7532,Need comment_modified_date_gmt for approvals and edits,,Comments,2.6,low,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-08-17T04:45:49Z,2009-06-11T12:39:18Z,"Summary:[[BR]]
Currently there is only one date field for comments, comment_date_gmt. This is insufficient, because it represents only the creation date, not the approval date. The function get_lastcommentmodified can only check comment_date_gmt, which means that it can return an earlier date than the approval date. This can lead to RSS feeds wrongly returned HTTP 304 Not Modified responses. There needs to be comment_modified_date_gmt in addition to comment_date_gmt.

Steps to Reproduce:[[BR]]
(1) First comment is submitted.[[BR]]
(2) First comment is mistakenly marked as spam by Akismet.[[BR]]
(3) Second comment is submitted and posted.[[BR]]
(4) Check comments feed in RSS reader. Second comment appears in feed, first comment does not.[[BR]]
(5) Mark first comment as not spam.[[BR]]
(6) Check comments feed in RSS reader again.

Expected results:[[BR]]
Comments feed returns HTTP 200, because there is a new comment in the feed.

Actual results:[[BR]]
Comments feed returns HTTP 304.

Notes:[[BR]]
The same bug could occur in other circumstances. For example, if a comment was held for moderation.

",lapcat
Future Releases,23179,New avatar related option - use gravatar  only for registered users,,Comments,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-01-11T15:40:59Z,2013-01-21T04:42:39Z,"The use of gravater is problematic because there is no attempt to verify that a comment with which an email was used was actually left by the owner of the email (AFAICT gravatar doesn't even have an API for authentication).

This makes impersonating to someone else that have a gravatar in a wordpress site comments much too easy. 

IMO non autogenerated gravatars should be displayed by default only for users for which it is known that they actually own the email address, which are usually only the registered users.",mark-k
Future Releases,22889,Reconsider no-JS ?replytocom= links,,Comments,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-12T15:13:20Z,2012-12-14T13:05:31Z,"We have a no-JS fallback for comment replies. Normally JS moves the comment form around. For people with JavaScript disabled, they follow the `?replytocom={123}` link. This results in a lot of extra crawling by search engines (potentially an additional crawl per reply-able comment!) in exchange for enabling an awkwardly executed, likely underused, and non-essential feature for non-JS users.

I'd like to consider making comment reply JS-only.",markjaquith
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,3842,Should make nofollow implementation cleaner and easier to remove,,Comments,2.1.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2007-02-22T10:08:56Z,2011-07-23T06:44:21Z,"{{{rel=""nofollow""}}} didn't appreciably stop comment spam, and there are many arguments for why it is a '''bad''' idea (and not just a failed idea).  We should consider axing it.",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,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,14510,comment_notes_before does not work.,,Comments,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2010-08-02T18:39:34Z,2011-02-18T04:51:54Z,"I am unable to get the comment_notes_before to work.

Using the code:

{{{
comment_form(array( 'comment_notes_before' => 'some text' ));
}}}

... does not work.  it just leaves the default text there.

{{{
comment_form(array( 'comment_notes_after' => 'some text' ));
}}}

... does work.  It allows you to put whatever text you want.",hotforwords
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,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,12223,Adding a titles to comment levels with the walker class,,Comments,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-02-14T11:20:07Z,2010-02-14T17:52:36Z,"Hi Everyone! 

This is only my second post here, and my first feature request, so please excuse me if I have duplicated something or my solution is completely unsuitable. 

I am experimenting with the CMS capabilities of Wordpress, especially the enhanced post_type GUI in the new 3.0 alpha release. While building a sort of Yahoo Answers type platform, I wanted to have 1st level comments as answers to a question (a post), and 2nd level comments as comments on the answer (1st level comments). I wanted to label comments on an answer as ""comments"", but this is not really possible to do, to my knowledge, using ""wp_list_comments"".

I created my own function for wp_list_comments so I didn't have to modify Wordpress core, in order to get at the walker class at the bottom of wp_list_comments. I wanted to use start_lvl to add a title for comment level 2. However, start_lvl in ""class Walker_Comment extends Walker"" will only let you change the list type to ""ul"", ""ol"" or ""div"". My idea is to add an argument which would allow you to add a title, along with specifying it's heading (or surrounding tag). As I said, I am not an expert on Wordpress coding standards, so the following code may be completely off. 

{{{
/**
   * @see Walker::start_lvl()
   * @since unknown
   *
   * @param string $output Passed by reference. Used to append additional content.
   * @param int $depth Depth of comment.
   * @param array $args Uses 'style' argument for type of HTML list.
   * @param array $args Uses 'title' argument for title text.
   * @param array $args Uses 'title_heading' argument for title text heading level.
   */
	

function start_lvl(&$output, $depth, $args) {
  $GLOBALS['comment_depth'] = $depth + 1;
  
    switch ( $args['style'] ) {
      case 'div':
        break;
      case 'ol':
        echo ""<ol class='children'>\n"";
        break;
     default:
     case 'ul':
        echo ""<ul class='children'>\n"";
        break;
    }
	
	if (!empty ($args['title'])) {
	  
      if(!empty ($args['title_heading'])) {
	    echo '<'.$args['title_heading'].'>';
	  }
	  
	  echo $args['title'];

	  if(!empty ($args['title_heading'])) {
	    echo '</'.$args['title_heading'].'>';
	  }
	
	}
	
}
}}}",danielpataki
Future Releases,18417,Comment whitelist in discussion settings,,Comments,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-08-15T18:48:46Z,2011-08-17T09:49:25Z,"Currently, there are methods for automatically flagging comments for moderation or blacklisting comments, but there's no way to auto-approve comments that meet a certain criteria.

In Discussion Settings, it would be nice to have ""Comment Whitelist"" option to automatically approve comments from a specific IP address, using a specific email address, or matching certain keywords.

One use case: a conference or workshop where lots of people are posting comments from the same IP address often invokes the ""Slow down, you're posting too fast"" message. Instead, we should be able to add the IP address to the whitelist (possibly temporarily) so that everyone can comment without hitting the restriction.

The concern I can think of is that this would add another large paragraph box to the Discussion Settings view.",danielbachhuber
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,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,11826,Endless Cron Spawn,westi,Cron,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-01-08T19:09:02Z,2010-12-14T10:00:23Z,"I somehow get it managed to keep such request in memory while they consume CPU all the time. I noticed that first a week ago or so and now I was able to find out some specifics:

{{{
REQUEST_URI /wordpress-trunk/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron
REQUEST_METHOD post
}}}

Maybe there is a condition for an endless loop in there?",hakre
Future Releases,11800,doubled execution of cron jobs,westi,Cron,2.9.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-01-07T11:17:53Z,2011-06-02T07:18:50Z,"Hi,

as I've already mentioned in ticket #11505 , cron-jobs occasionally get executed twice (e.g. daily backup arrives two times).

I've changed the code according to the patch attachment:ticket:11505:ticket-11505-stop-gap.patch (which derives from [http://wpengineer.com/ping-problem/]) after my comment:ticket:11505:49 and had no doubles within this time period. This week I've upgraded to WP 2.9.1 and since then backups arrive two, sometimes three times, again.

Looking at the changes from 2.9 to 2.9.1, I have no other explanation for this behavior. - Maybe we should consider having a closer look again on this patch attachment:ticket:11505:ticket-11505-stop-gap.patch .

Greetz,
Berny",neoxx
Future Releases,17957,wp_reschedule_event & daylight saving,,Cron,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2011-07-01T09:03:28Z,2013-04-11T23:18:10Z,"When a recurring event is established using the WP cron functions the function takes a Unix timestamp and a recurrence interval.

In the situation where daylight saving changes the local time, the timing of an event can change by an hour. So, if a database backup is set to run at midnight when the clocks change this can start to happen at 11pm or 1am instead since the timing of the event is based on an initial static time (Unix timestamps reference point is January 1, 1970) and a static interval period.

An enhancement to the cron functions would be to account for an obey daylight saving changes so that events schedule for midnight actually occur at midnight irrespective of the time of year.",MattyRob
Future Releases,11151,Common White Screen of Death in wpdb,,Database,2.8.5,normal,major,Future Release,defect (bug),assigned,,2009-11-16T15:07:53Z,2010-12-08T21:32:54Z,"I imported some 10.000 users into WP through a  custom script, using wp_insert_users().
Import successful, I could log in with new users.
Yet wp-admin/users.php page fails to load the users table; I got the admin header and menu but the page stopped loading when querying the DB for the users data.
I set WP-DEBUG to true, but still no error. NO errors in the server log also.
I eventually had to add 

define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M');

to wp-config.php to get the users.php page working.
The problem here is that the page doesn't issue the usual PHP memory limit fatal error, I had to guess to sort it out.
",nutsmuggler
Future Releases,23383,High archive page numbers cause invalid database queries,,Database,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-04T20:36:30Z,2013-02-05T13:46:24Z,"Visiting `http://www.viper007bond.com/category/videos/page/6805063692754011230` on my site generates the following database query:

`SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS wp_posts.ID FROM wp_posts INNER JOIN wp_term_relationships ON (wp_posts.ID = wp_term_relationships.object_id) WHERE 1=1 AND ( wp_term_relationships.term_taxonomy_id IN (21) ) AND wp_posts.post_type = 'post' AND (wp_posts.post_status = 'publish' OR wp_posts.post_status = 'private') GROUP BY wp_posts.ID ORDER BY wp_posts.post_date DESC LIMIT 6.805063692754E+19, 10`

Note the scientific notation `LIMIT` value.


PHP: 5.3.15-pl0-gentoo[[BR]]
MySQL: 5.2.12[[BR]]
WordPress: r23386
",Viper007Bond
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,18210,"Update_post_meta is case insensitive on meta_key, but get_post_meta is NOT",,Database,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-07-22T07:05:28Z,2013-02-28T16:06:54Z,"In WordPress 3.3-aortic-dissection and 3.2.1

get_post_meta is case sensitive on the meta-key

BUT

update_post_meta is NOT case sensitive

Thus If there is a pre-existing meta record with a key in say UPPERCASE, then one can issue an update for a lowercase key that one can not then fetch as it does not exist - only the uppercase key exists. 


Example Code

{{{

	$meta = get_post_meta ($post->ID, '_allday');
	if ($meta ) { echo '<br />got lower: '; var_dump($meta);
	}
	$meta = get_post_meta ($post->ID, '_ALLDAY');
	if ($meta ) { echo '<br />got upper: '; var_dump($meta);
	}
	update_post_meta (21, '_allday','Tried to update lowercase');
	$meta = get_post_meta ($post->ID, '_allday');
	if ($meta ) { echo '<br />got lower: '; var_dump($meta);
	}
	else { echo '<br />Tried to get lower but no go';
	}
	$meta = get_post_meta ($post->ID, '_ALLDAY');
	if ($meta ) { echo '<br />Still have upper: '; var_dump($meta);
	}


}}}



Output of above:



got upper: array(1) { [0]=> string(14) ""tis the upper."" }
Tried to get lower but no go
Still have upper: array(1) { [0]=> string(25) ""Tried to update lowercase"" } ",anmari
Future Releases,12302,add_metadata() Fails to Store Serialized Values as BINARY,ryan,Database,,high,critical,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-02-20T10:52:15Z,2010-04-18T04:36:44Z,"Symptoms:

WordPress stores corrupt values in post_metadata if there are any non-UTF-8 bytes in the meta_value.

Steps to reproduce:

Call add_metadata() with non-UTF-8 values such as a latin-1 copyright char.

Even though the serialized string goes through prepare() before the query, MySQL is required to truncate the invalid value being assigned to the meta_value field.  The result is that the stored value can never be un-serialized.

This behavior can also be replicated by trying to inject CHAR(169) into any UTF-8 table query.",miqrogroove
Future Releases,9642,Database Schema Optimizations,,Database,2.8,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2009-04-24T19:42:40Z,2013-02-16T16:15:57Z,Diffs coming...,Denis-de-Bernardy
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,21212,MySQL tables should use utf8mb4 character set,,Database,3.4.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2012-07-11T04:26:12Z,2012-10-09T06:56:41Z,"Historically, the MySQL utf8 character set has only supported the first character plane of UTF-8. With MySQL 5.5.3, it now supports the entire character plane, using the utf8mb4 character set. This character set is 100% backwards compatible, and does not require more space than utf8 for characters that fall within the utf8 set, only using an extra byte for characters outside of the utf8 set.

References:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mapping_of_Unicode_character_planes [[BR]]
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/charset-unicode-utf8mb4.html",pento
Future Releases,22196,add $wpdb->upsert function,,Database,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-10-15T12:48:33Z,2012-10-15T14:53:24Z,"If i read http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/wpdb right, we have only insert and update functions, but for many occations, if would be lovely, if we would have upsert function as well (using INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/insert-on-duplicate.html).

So when i am inserting e.g. posts using database function, i do not have to check if post with that id exist (good for some migration / importing tools etc.)",thomask
Future Releases,23061,get_post_meta() on post with large amount of meta keys uses too much memory,,Database,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-27T13:40:17Z,2012-12-27T14:54:48Z,"I think it's likely there has been a ticket on this in the past, but I couldn't find one so here goes!

If I have a post that have say 25k post meta entries, and I call `get_post_meta( $id, 'foo', true )` then `update_meta_cache` is going to cause all post metas to be loaded into memory.

In most cases I can see this makes sense, however I recently had an issue where I was storing contest votes as meta keys, a post had 30k votes, and would take about 70MB of memory to get any meta key of that post (even if I didn't want votes). This is fairly edgecase, but the idea that all meta for a post is always loaded even if you don't want it is perhaps over presumptuous as a dev may be storing a large amount of data in meta.

With persistant object caching this is somewhat worse, as the object cache store gets very large. 

I am not proposing this functionality is removed, maybe just a filter or something in http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-includes/meta.php#L524 so one could either adjust the query or perhaps pass an array of meta keys to exclude from the sql query",joehoyle
Future Releases,12819,wpdb::prepare support for null,ryan,Database,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2010-04-02T18:15:19Z,2013-05-13T16:39:35Z,"now we can not submit null values using wpdb::prepare. if we lets say have datetime field that can be null, and execute query prepared with $wpdb->prepare(""update table set date_time_field = %s"", null) - it sets value of the field to 0, which results in 0000-00-00 00:00:00 date. what is happening here - null is quoted and passed as a string, that should not be the case.",roxaz
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,22194,PHP x64 compatibility issue with date values,,Date/Time,,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-15T09:39:11Z,2012-10-15T10:36:05Z,"Hi,

seems like WordPress is using the ""0000-00-00 00:00:00"" value as magic value for date values, which aren't set instead of NULL.

This is working fine for any PHP x86 builds, because the magic value is also an invalid date.

But PHP x64 builds support this value. It is no longer invalid. It is now a valid date! This will result in problems, because some functions are expecting that parsing this date will return false, but now on x64 systems they won't get an invalid date, when they are expecting one.

So the problem is, that WordPress is using a valid date as magic value for an invalid date aka default value.

Fixing this issue will require a SQL schema change and to update all the code, checking for ""0000-00-00 00:00:00""...

For references, see ticket #21987 and https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=53662",Whissi
Future Releases,20973,date_i18n() produces invalid output for shorthand formats,,Date/Time,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-15T13:39:50Z,2013-04-04T16:36:54Z,"date_i18n() function relies on parsing passed format to make adjustments. However shorthand formats are not handled and produce invalid output.

Example:

{{{
var_dump( date_i18n( 'Y-m-d\TH:i:sP', time() ) ); // 2012-06-15T13:34:03+03:00 << ok
var_dump( date_i18n( DATE_W3C, time() ) ); // 2012-06-15T13:34:03+03:00 << ok
var_dump( date_i18n( 'c', time() ) ); // 2012-06-15T13:34:03+00:00 << broken time zone!
}}}


Hook-level fix:

{{{
add_filter( 'date_i18n', 'fix_c_time_format', 10, 3 );

function fix_c_time_format( $date, $format, $timestamp ) {

    if ( 'c' == $format )
        $date = date_i18n( DATE_W3C, $timestamp );

    return $date;
}
}}}

See [http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/q/54700/847 Why time functions show invalid time zone when using 'c' time format?]

Possibly related (can't say for sure from description) #13538",Rarst
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,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,15921,date column filter in media list table,,Date/Time,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-12-20T18:25:49Z,2011-03-23T17:08:18Z,"please add a filter for date column in media list table, like posts list table.

in wp-admin\includes\class-wp-media-list-table.php @ line:288
replace:
{{{
<td <?php echo $attributes ?>><?php echo $h_time ?></td>
}}}

with:
{{{
<td <?php echo $attributes ?>><?php echo apply_filters( 'media_date_column_time', $h_time); ?></td>
}}}",gonahkar
Future Releases,24369,"""Open link in a new window/tab"" shows the wrong information",,Editor,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-19T23:55:56Z,2013-05-19T23:55:56Z,"I noticed that the ""Open link in a new window/tab"" checkbox in Wordpress' editor sometime shows the wrong information. I can get this consistently by:

1/ writing a post in word, including links inserted in Word

2/ copy the text to WP's editor

3/ links will be converted from Word in clean HTML and will open in the same window by default

4/ select the first link and open ""Insert/Edit Link"" by clicking on the Link button. The first time, the box will be unchecked. That's correct.

5/ change that first link to ""Open link in a new window/tab"". click on Update

6/ go to the next link and open ""Insert/Edit Link"" again. Oh no it shows the ""Open link in a new window/tab"" checked while the HTML code shows that it is NOT targeted to ""_blank"".

Example: WP's editor says that this will open in aa new window: http://screencast.com/t/rxR6oeEjL

Bur the HTML is clear: it's not targeted to ""_blank"": http://screencast.com/t/xDBnYsh9Z

Thank you,",hubertnguyen
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,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,22185,Distraction Free Writing mode lacks any controls on touch devices,,Editor,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-13T22:39:05Z,2013-01-10T00:30:44Z,"Distraction Free Writing mode on touch devices is pretty disastrous. All the controls disappear, meaning you can't apply any formatting and - more importantly - you can't save your content or exit fullscreen mode.

Not sure what would be best:
 1. Don't autohide the controls at all on touch devices.
 2. Autohide the controls but add a toggle button which shows up on touch devices to toggle the controls on again.
",johnbillion
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,11986,HTML comments in post/page content get wrapped in P tags,,Editor,2.9.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-01-23T19:32:13Z,2010-06-14T01:39:31Z,"I don't know if someone already caught this i had mentioned it to someone in the #chat but

When you write a post or a page and include comment html tags

the comments end up being wrapped in <p> tags

<p><!-- comment --></p>

An older plugin i use makes use of comment tags to know where to insert content but comments may be used for other reasons inside posts.

the more comments you add
the more line breaks errr paragraph breaks 

additionally the plugin I was using could not pickup the comment tag and insert the content.


",NPSites
Future Releases,23103,Non image caption shortcode lost when switching from text to visual editor and back,,Editor,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-02T16:40:25Z,2013-02-13T05:56:05Z,"1. Add the line in text editor 
{{{
[caption caption=""test"" width=""300""]Checkuot this text[/caption]
}}}

2. switch to visual editor 

3. switch back to text and you get 
{{{
<dl class=""wp-caption alignnone"" id="""" style=""width: 310px;""><dt class=""wp-caption-dt"">Checkuot this text</dt><dd class=""wp-caption-dd"">test</dd></dl>
}}}
",mark-k
Future Releases,13327,Post editor puts content through wpautop() before displaying it to users without JS enabled,,Editor,3.0,low,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-05-10T21:42:50Z,2010-11-12T11:24:54Z,"'''Steps to reproduce:'''

 1. With JS on, change to the Visual Editor
 2. Disable JS
 3. Add a new post
 4. Save as draft
 5. Note that the content is wrapped in {{{<p>}}} tags in the textarea.

[[Image(http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/6363/screenshot20100510at524.png)]]

'''Expected:'''

No paragraph tags are added.",markjaquith
Future Releases,20233,Preview opens in the same window when edit panel was previously another Preview window,,Editor,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-03-13T23:29:16Z,2013-01-03T05:52:29Z,"Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a new post, save as draft
2. Click ""Preview""
3. Go to the Preview window, and from there use the Admin bar to go back to the Dashboard and start writing a new post
4. Save that new post as draft
5. Hit ""Preview""
  * Expected result: preview opens in a new window
  * Result: preview opens in the same window

Is there some way we could get around that? For people working with multiple tabs, it can be really confusing.",hd-J
Future Releases,11082,Saving an empty draft dumps user out to edit.php,akhilasuram,Editor,2.7,low,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),assigned,,2009-11-05T15:16:46Z,2012-12-13T20:09:23Z,"ENV: wp trunk r12138 (2.9-rare)

When a user starts up the editor for a new post and attempts to save a post with no title and no content, WordPress dumps the user back out to the list of posts in edit.php with no message or indication as to why this happened. You can edit the publish information (date, status, etc.), tags, and categories, but as long as there is nothing for either the post title or the post content, the behavior is the same.

It's expected that a post with no content whatsoever wouldn't be saved (there's nothing there!), but would be nice if the behavior were easier to understand or explained why nothing was happening.",markel
Future Releases,14749,Scrollbar position jumping in the Appearance->Editor newcontent textarea,,Editor,3.0.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2010-09-01T01:32:10Z,2012-11-01T05:14:52Z,"As I am editing code in the Appearance Editor main textarea called newcontent, the scrollbar slider will jump upward to a new position moving the current line being edited down.

On a vista machine using ie8 with wp3.0.1 and the 2010 theme, a single character stroke will move the scrollbar up 3 lines.  

On an xp machine using ie8 with wp3.0.1 and a custom theme, a single character stroke will move the scrollbar up 8 lines.  Ocasionally the scrollbar will only move 1 line and every keystroke will bring the down.  Pasting text can and often does bring the line being edited below the visible area of the textarea.

It is very frustrating when it jumps around like this.",Giant Slayer
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,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,21853,Unable to Add Whitespace After Hyperlinks,,Editor,3.3.2,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-09T06:22:43Z,2012-09-09T15:10:02Z,"This bug seems to have developed somewhere after version 3.1.

To reproduce this bug:

1. Start a new post or page.
2. Click the HTML tab.
3. Paste this snippet:

{{{
<ul>
	<li><a href=""http://www.google.com/"">Parent item</a>SPACEME
		<ul>
			<li>Child item</li>
		</ul>
	</li>
</ul>
}}}

4. Click the Visual tab and note how the hyperlink runs up against the word ""SPACEME"".
5. Click the HTML tab.
6. Add a space before ""SPACEME"".
7. Click the Visual tab.
8. Like magic, the space has vanished! :(

Curiously, I am unable to reproduce this behavior if I add the space on the Visual tab rather than the HTML tab.  Very buggy!",miqrogroove
Future Releases,24161,Updating long post quickly could result in post truncation,,Editor,3.5.1,normal,critical,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-23T00:45:20Z,2013-04-23T02:30:41Z,"I've observed a bug yesterday when updating a 10,000 word post frequently while testing another feature. The last update ended up eating almost half of the post at the end and went unnoticed until today when it was pointed out by users.

I've examined the update history and indeed found the last update to not contain a good portion of the post - it just cuts off.

The only explanation I have for this behavior is that because the post is so long, the update button was pressed while the textarea field was still loading, which interrupted the loading process and submitted whatever was loaded at the time. This is very dangerous - a race condition like that could demolish long posts or posts on slower connections.

A solution here should be a validation function that makes sure the post was loaded before the Update button is clickable. Perhaps just tie the onload to the Update button so it's disabled until the browser confirms things are loaded. I'm open to other suggestions, but I'm now definitely scared of one of the authors or myself accidentally truncating content.",archon810
Future Releases,23382,WordPress admin panel lags,,Editor,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-04T19:02:20Z,2013-05-20T00:01:32Z,"I'm using Windows 7, brand-new laptop with i7 processor, 8GB RAM and 1080p resolution.

I have created a post with 15 1920x1080 images in it and a lot of content (25000 characters). Results:

=== CHROME & CHROME CANARY ===
It's far from being usable at all. It lags that much that cursor doesn't even change from ""default"" to ""pointer"" when I hover over ""Publish"" button. Even switching to WordPress Admin Panel tab takes 5 seconds. Textareas are not resizable because lags prevent my mouse cursor from doing anything. Actually, entire Admin Panel lags, all these Drag&Drop widgets etc.

=== FIREFOX ===
A bit better than Chrome, everything lags but at least I can resize textareas and after 10 seconds it becomes usable. Nonetheless, it's not as smooth as other websites.

=== IE10 ===
Excellent. Not even a single slowdown!

=== SAFARI ===
Very close to IE10.

I think that WordPress Admin Panel is stuffed with heavy Javascript. Maybe it's worth taking a look at that. The module that seems to be the heaviest is TinyMCE - when this appears then lags appear as well. Chrome works fine everywhere except WP Admin Panel.

Good luck guys and thank you for your hard work during WordPress development :) My complaints are here only to make it better. I can live with these lags (since I can do it in IE10) but those are just my thoughts (many people use Chrome).",Looimaster
Future Releases,23332,iPad Can't Move Cursor in Visual Editor,,Editor,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-30T23:13:50Z,2013-02-11T23:33:20Z,"I've been ramping up iPad usage with WordPress both for mobility as well as testing.

The more I use it, the more frustrated I become with the visual editor.  Due to what appears to be multiple bugs with both iOS and WordPress, I am often unable to move the cursor and must switch to the Text tab to do my editing.

When tapping into the Visual editor in a long post, the screen auto scrolls so that the cursor is sitting directly above the keyboard, and the admin bar moves to the middle of the page, covering most of the remaining editing area.  This blocks the view of any preceing or following text, and makes it very awkward to write sentences longer than the editor is wide.

To move the cursor to a different part of the post, I have to un-focus the editor and the tap into the editor on a different line.  The only place I can reliably land the cursor is at the end of a line, so to change anything in the middle of a paragraph, I have to use the text editor.",miqrogroove
Future Releases,23321,ins button in text editor produce semantically different HTML then the U button at the visual editor,,Editor,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-30T06:54:51Z,2013-01-30T06:54:51Z,"U button at the visual editor makes something like 

{{{
<span style=""text-decoration: underline;"">text</span>
}}}

while the ins at the text editor makes

{{{
<ins datetime=""2013-01-30T05:44:49+00:00"">text</ins>
}}}

It is actually not easy to understand that the intentions behind both are equivalent - underline the text*, but semantically they have different meaning, and in the context of WP usage the styling one has probably the more correct meaning.

Alternatively, if ""ins"" is important html tag then why it is not possible to add it in the visual editor.

related #20149

*Browsers by default underline ""ins"" but twentyeleven and twentytwelve remove it.",mark-k
Future Releases,16819,Accessibility: Internal Linking behaviour in Editor / TinyMCE,,Editor,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2011-03-10T10:52:26Z,2012-10-22T15:58:33Z,"'''Issue'''

The default behaviour of the new 'Internal Linking' feature is to auto-insert the title attribute as a duplicate of the link text.

This is not best-practise and, contrary to some beliefs, doesn't actually aid accessibility.

'''Solution'''

The title field should be blank by default and only included if the uses enters data.

'''Why?'''

Title text is only useful when it is *different* to the actual link text AND provides additional information.  Duplicating the link text in this fashion just adds fuzz to the page.
",stencil
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,23159,Add Words Counter In The Excerpt Metabox,,Editor,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-01-09T19:46:57Z,2013-01-11T17:26:24Z,"Hi WordPress Lovers :) , WordPress 3.6 fouces on ""Content Editing"" a small good idea is to add a words counter in the bottom of excerpt meta-box , and a small tip of the current theme max words count ..",alex-ye
Future Releases,23339,DFW in HTML mode should have switch text direction button for RTL languages,,Editor,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-01-31T12:22:55Z,2013-02-01T19:14:02Z,It is hard to edit HTML when the flow of the text is right to left. The normal HTML editor has this button when used in RTL environment.,mark-k
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,17388,Distraction free writing mode submit button text,,Editor,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-05-12T12:11:09Z,2011-05-12T12:11:09Z,"The text on the submit button in distraction free writing mode should match that of the submit button on the main editing screen. Currently it always says ""Update"" for published posts, and ""Save"" for other statuses. It should say ""Save Draft"", ""Save as Pending"" etc when relevant (and change when you change the post status dropdown too).",johnbillion
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,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,24047,Line numbers in post editor text mode?,,Editor,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-04-11T17:48:32Z,2013-04-11T22:23:28Z,"I would love to see line numbers in the post editor when in text mode. This and/or the cursor returning to the editing point when updating a post.

It can be very annoying that the cursor always returns to the top of the editor when a manual update is initiated. Making a lot of small edits in various parts of a longish post can be really tedious.",dgwyer
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,16284,Remove the wpdialog plugin from TinyMCE,azaozz,Editor,3.1,high,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-01-18T14:26:28Z,2011-01-18T14:26:28Z,"Combining TinyMCE with jQueryUI is not a very good idea IMHO:

 * TinyMCE has all the functionality to create dialogs which is native, more extended and seems more robust than jQuery UI.
 * The reason why most dialog type scripts use an iframe is to remove any possibility of conflicts with the parent page. In out case such conflict might be introduced by a plugin that alters the edit screen.
 * There were suggestions some time ago to stop using jQuery UI in WordPress admin and replace it with one of the other jQuery plugins with similar functionality that are a lot more concise and robust.",azaozz
Future Releases,22412,Save posts via Ajax,,Editor,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-11-11T12:18:09Z,2012-11-12T09:39:16Z,"When editing a post/page (as with any other type of document) one of the primary benefits is the undo/redo feature.

However, as soon as you update your changes you lose access to undo your previous keystrokes before the update. If you could save posts via Ajax then you would still be able to undo/redo post edits seamlessly.

Perhaps there could be a toggle in general settings for this option, and have it enabled by default?",dgwyer
Future Releases,18943,Scroll back to previous editor position after post save/update,,Editor,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-10-14T10:23:05Z,2012-09-21T14:38:47Z,"I work exclusively in html mode in the WordPress editor, but this probably applies to the visual mode too.

When editing long(ish) posts it is really frustrating that the cursor position defaults to the beginning of the post after saving/updating.

Constantly having to manually scroll back down to the previous cursor position after updating, soon gets really tedious.

Focus always seems to be returned to the post title text box after saving/updating a post. It would be more intuitive to return focus to the main editor instead and automatically jump to the previous cursor position.",dgwyer
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,22154,The 'More' tag placeholder looks terrible,,Editor,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-10-10T20:12:36Z,2012-10-11T05:17:18Z,"Really, it does.",johnbillion
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,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,11319,oEmbed should be integrated into Add ... from URL experiences,,Editor,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-12-03T22:55:05Z,2010-10-28T08:50:33Z,"oEmbed should be integrated into Add ... from URL experiences

enhancement, ENV: WP 2.9-beta-2 ++ (trunk r12320)

For WP 2.9 we removed oEmbed from the UI, #11288.

The ""Embed"" field did not validate the oEmbed, that is part of the reason I recommended not incorporating UI for WP 2.9 -- I think JS based validation is essential to a good experience.

If you use the ""Insert an image from another web site"", once you input a URL, WordPress should automatically check if it is an oEmbed link and adjust and populate the fields as appropriate.

ADDITIONAL DETAILS

If JS is disabled, I see little benefit to including a oEmbed form. The ability just to include oEmbeds on their own line in the content seems like a good balance.",lloydbudd
Future Releases,6619,permalink field misleading in page editor: it displays the erroneous values,,Editor,2.5,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-04-06T14:48:15Z,2009-11-20T20:32:33Z,"if you create a sub-page, the permalink field should display the proper permalink.

currently, if you have:

site.com/page/

and when you create:

site.com/page/subpage/

the permalink shows:

site.com/subpage/

until it gets saved

the expected behavior would be for it to show the correct permalink.

the same remark applies when you then change the permalink. if the parent is no longer page, but rather page-2, then the permalink should update accordingly.",Denis-de-Bernardy
Future Releases,22180,"Add attachments to ""existing content"" area in link dialog",,Editor,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-10-12T20:59:26Z,2012-11-13T01:30:57Z,"At the moment, the process for linking to attachments within the editor is rather cumbersome. Each time someone wants to link to a PDF document or other item they've uploaded through the media interface, they have to take the following steps:

1. Upload the file through the media uploader
2. Press the File URL button in the media modal
3. Copy the URL from the ""Link URL"" box
4. Close the media modal
5. Highlight the text they want to link
6. Press the ""Insert/edit link"" button in the editor toolbar
7. Paste the URL from their clipboard into the URL input

It would be nice if attachments could be included in the ""Link to existing content"" area within the link dialog.

I can see two possible ways of implementing this. Either simply include attachments in line with the pages, posts and custom post types that already display in that area; or, use a tabbed interface to switch back and forth between the normal ""existing content"" list and a list of existing attachments.

When I discussed this with Nacin and a few others at WordCamp Baltimore, we proposed adding a preference (possibly based on the information that's stored when the user uploads the media) determining whether the permalink leads to the attachment page or the actual file.

Based on my preliminary research, it looks like implementing this will essentially take two steps:

1. Add 'attachment' to the `$pts` array at the beginning of the `_WP_Editors::wp_link_query()` method.
2. If the preference has been set to link to the actual file, the code will need to adjust the `permalink` value in the `$results` array for anything that comes up as an attachment.

I'll look at starting a patch for this over the next few days, unless someone else gets to it first. Thanks.",cgrymala
Future Releases,21188,Fullscreen (distraction-free) editor should have a preview button,,Editor,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-07-08T08:36:00Z,2013-01-08T14:01:54Z,"Per http://alexking.org/blog/2012/07/06/wordpress-fullscreen-preview-button

I do find it annoying to have to exit fullscreen, preview, then flip back to fullscreen.",markjaquith
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,23776,"A string of text starting with ""http://"" turned into a paragraph",,Embeds,2.9,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-14T21:11:00Z,2013-03-15T07:10:14Z,"
In either editor, if there's a line of text that starts with http:// wordpress will create a new paragraph.

This description box isn't working to show what I mean see this support post.

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/a-string-of-text-starting-with-http-turned-into-a-paragraph",winterstreet
Future Releases,24395,Remove PollDaddy oEmbed support -- PollDaddy no longer supports oEmbed,,Embeds,trunk,high,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-23T16:31:41Z,2013-05-23T17:16:29Z,"After some befuddling experiences, I contacted PollDaddy to ask why their oEmbed support was not working, since it's built-in.  Polldaddy confirmed for me that they no longer support oEmbed:

{{{
Hi,

Wordpress has polldaddy oEmbed support hard-coded to look for your oEmbed
provider at http://polldaddy.com/oembed/, but it looks like that page is
currently a 404. This is making bad things happen for lots of people
worldwide using wordpress and trying to embed polldaddy polls. 

If you could look into this, that'd be great. 

Hi Justin,

We've not supported oEmbed for over a year now. If you want to embed a 
Polldaddy poll you will need to use our WordPress plugin, or one of the other
Polldaddy embed methods.

Thanks,
-- 
John Godley
Automattic | Polldaddy | WordPress.com

-- 
john
}}}

Thus, attached is a patch to remove polldaddy support from core. ",justinph
Future Releases,24296,"Viddler oembed has new endpoint, old one strips maxwidth",,Embeds,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-09T17:34:41Z,2013-05-09T17:34:41Z,"Viddler changed their oembed endpoint:

http://developers.viddler.com/documentation/oembed/

Now it's ""http://www.viddler.com/oembed/"" instead of ""http://lab.viddler.com/services/oembed/"".

They have the old endpoint redirecting, but unfortunately, the redirection strips off the maxwidth (and possibly other) parameters, which can result in incorrectly sized videos when using oembed with Viddler.

Example:
http://lab.viddler.com/services/oembed/?url=http://www.viddler.com/v/bdce8c7&format=json&maxwidth=250

Redirects to:
http://www.viddler.com/oembed/?url=http://www.viddler.com/v/bdce8c7&format=json

We should change the endpoint in class-oembed.php to the new one. If the new endpoint is used directly, with no redirect, then it does correctly handle the maxwidth parameter.
",Otto42
Future Releases,23395,Video elements removed after revision,,Embeds,3.5.1,normal,critical,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-05T14:19:40Z,2013-02-05T14:19:40Z,"Users have been reporting that when they make a revision to an article that includes embedded videos, their updated version removes all YouTube embed videos. This is occurring from both Text & Visual editor views. Restoring a previous revision does not resolve the issue. This also happens when ""previewing"" a post prior to publish. 

Site with issues: http://porchdrinking.com

Thanks!
- Chris",chris_pd
Future Releases,24124,YouTube embed fails silently,,Embeds,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-18T14:43:39Z,2013-04-18T14:43:39Z,"I have never been able to get the YouTube embed to work by [embed] or just quoting the URL. I tried finding out why today, and tracing through what the code does, I find it times out trying to fetch JSON for the oEmbed data via php-cURL from YouTube. (In fact I think it is the DNS lookup that is particularly slow here, but I don't think it makes much difference where the cause is, and it seems to fail not just on the server I'm developing on, but also on other servers). It consistently takes about 7 seconds for YouTube to reply on the system I'm testing on, and I see the timeout is 5 seconds. Now I know what the problem is I have added a filter to increase the timeout.

The biggest problem though is that it fails quietly. There is no error message on saving a post. Secondly, it behaves randomly and marginally - sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, depending on the load at YouTube presumably.

I think the author should at least be told their post has failed and why. However, if the timeout is consistently too low, there is then no way to make it work, without changing PHP code in a much more knowledgeable way than a typical user.

Ideally, you'd then offer the opportunity to repost with a larger timeout. If this were available, then the post could be refused publication until it works.

Just increasing the default timeout globally isn't a good solution, as saves will appear to hang, and I don't really know what side effects that might have elsewhere.",frankieandshadow
Future Releases,21540,Add support for responsive video embeds,Viper007Bond,Embeds,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,assigned,,2012-08-10T17:15:50Z,2013-01-17T17:27:31Z,"By wrapping the html content of a video embed with a container (incl. class name), we could provide a simplified way for Theme authors to make video embeds truly responsive, through basic CSS.

See #21480",obenland
Future Releases,14759,Improve the way oEmbed deals with caching,,Embeds,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-09-01T23:47:30Z,2013-03-15T07:57:59Z,"As Matt pointed to me today, caching oEmbed results to post meta is kinda lame.

I originally did this because I didn't want the HTML in old posts changing on it's own, say for example if the oEmbed provider got compromised. However I think that's extremely unlikely since we only whitelist major websites that can be trusted.

Perhaps instead we should use transients to cache this data. That way when embed HTML is updated, posts will eventually be updated too due to expiring caches. I'm thinking a cache time of a week would be good, but with some random +/- to make sure multiple caches don't all expire at once.

A good example of this is Vimeo. Anyone who embedded a Vimeo embed in their post before a few weeks ago got `<object>`-based embeds. However now Vimeo gives out `<iframe>` based ones. The only way currently to update the old embeds to the new HTML (without using a few lines of code) is to edit all of the posts and re-save them to trigger a cache update. That's painful.

Alternate suggestions welcome though.",Viper007Bond
Future Releases,23149,YouTube Embedding is incorrect for https:// URLs,,Embeds,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-01-08T19:46:28Z,2013-04-07T01:52:09Z,"Reference: #18719, #20102, Conversation from 9-19-2012:
https://irclogs.wordpress.org/chanlog.php?channel=wordpress-dev&day=2012-09-19&sort=asc#m459455

This is incorrect and a bug. If the user has posted an https link, then we should send the correct parameters to YouTube to get an https value in the resulting HTML returned.

At present, there is no way within WordPress to get the proper https code in a YouTube oEmbed iframe when https is actually desired.

",Otto42
Future Releases,24170,oEmbed / Vimeo: Support player.vimeo.com-style URLs,,Embeds,,low,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-04-23T21:24:58Z,2013-04-23T21:24:58Z,Vimeo also supports URLs like http://player.vimeo.com/video/64213430 for its oEmbed endpoint. It would be nice if the core regex also handled these URLs.,danielbachhuber
Future Releases,24318,oEmbeds in feeds,,Embeds,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-05-11T16:31:46Z,2013-05-13T19:06:43Z,"The [http://wordpress.org/news/2013/05/wordpress-3-6-beta-3/ latest blog post] on wordpress.org included links to a playlist on Rdio and Spotify. As per #24242 these are converted to oEmbeds.

When viewing this post in Google Reader, neither the Rdio or the Spotify embeds are displayed, presumably because they both use an iframe. This led to the paragraph above it not making a lot of sense (see screenshot).

Is it safe to assume that any oEmbed which uses an iframe will not be displayed in an RSS reader? I genuinely don't know the answer to this as I only use Google Reader (not for much longer of course).

Should we implement a fallback (ie. just display the link as-is) in the RSS feed if the oEmbed uses an iframe?",johnbillion
Future Releases,23622,Support Google Maps / Docs / Spreadsheet embeds,,Embeds,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2013-02-26T06:08:17Z,2013-05-20T18:54:44Z,"Google Maps and Drive (docs, spreadhseets, and presentations) all can do embeds, but don't support oEmbed. Still, I think they're big enough for the core to have support for natively. We already have Google Video support, and it's pretty much dead now.

Initial patch attached. 

- To get a Maps URL, view a Google Map, then select the ""Link"" icon in the left menu bar, top-right corner.
- To get a docs/sheet/presentation URL, open the item, select ""File->Publish To Web. Once it's published and visible to the web, the dialog will give a link for you to copy/paste.

This uses the normal embed handler, meaning that either the [embed] shortcode or just pasting the URL on a line by itself will trigger the embed. Width and height parameters are supported, and Presentations has special parameters to allow full-screen viewing.
",Otto42
Future Releases,14584,HTML entities in category and tag elements,,Export,3.0.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2010-08-11T05:47:13Z,2010-08-11T05:47:13Z,"The script wp-admin/includes/export.php creates CDATA blocks for category and tag data which contain HTML entities. Normally, these characters should appear un-encoded in the CDATA blocks, see #4321.

I suspect this problem may have been considered at some point, but currently the line in question is commented out : http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-admin/includes/export.php?rev=9148#L102

The solution, I think, would be to replace that comment with html_entity_decode($str) ",lavamind
Future Releases,22279,Wordpress Export/Import deletes carriage returns,,Export,3.4.2,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-25T20:02:42Z,2012-10-25T20:02:42Z,"Wordpress export does not translate or escape bare CR characters in a CR/LF pair.  They show up unfiltered in the WXR export file.  I see this both in post_content and in strings that were serialized into a post_meta field.  The CR characters are in the WXR file, unfiltered.

Then, Wordpress import loses these CR characters.  They are simply erased.  It may be because SimpleXMLParser can't or won't open the XML file in binary mode, so line ending translation can & does happen.  That's just a theory, but if it's true then this behavior might *not* happen on all platforms or with all PHP versions.  (I'm seeing this on OS X 10.6.8, PHP 5.4.4.)

In the worse case -- mine -- the munged string is a small component of a complex datastructure that is serialized in a postmeta record.  In this case, the entire meta_value field is deleted on import, because the data won't unserialize, because its length has changed.

It seems to me that WP Export should escape any character that might be threatened in transit.  I'm no XML lawyer, but some sources claim that unescaped CR characters are invalid XML.

To reproduce: 

* store a carriage return in a post.  
* export it to a WXR file.
* examine the WXR file for the raw carriage return (^M).
* import that file.
* search for the carriage return.",mykle
Future Releases,7813,export function does not preserve encoding,tott,Export,2.7,normal,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2008-09-30T20:07:25Z,2009-11-24T15:54:10Z,"when exporting strings are always converted to utf-8 while header and encoding is set to encoding used in blog.

this causes trouble when importing later.",tott
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,22014,"$arg was undefined, added it as optional param",,External Libraries,2.5,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-27T09:40:45Z,2012-09-27T09:56:35Z,"The variable $arg was not defined, so I added it as an extra parameter.

wp-admin/includes/class-ftp.php 
function nlist

Patch here :
https://github.com/h4ck3rm1k3/WordPress/commit/1bb897fc0e20de43122a468d1dae85ad2ad33c37",h4ck3rm1k3
Future Releases,22492,Duplicate MIME-Version header,,External Libraries,3.4.2,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-18T03:16:33Z,2012-11-18T10:46:26Z,"In certain cases, Wordpress sends emails containing two ""MIME-Version"" headers. This causes email rejections from some Amazon SES SMTP servers in particular.

To reliably reproduce, a default multisite install with BuddyPress can be used. When a user tries to register and create a website, the activation email contains this bug. Unfortunately I don't know how to reproduce this error with Wordpress itself, but I believe this bug is related to the Wordpress core. If any plugin happens to set a custom header of ""MIME-Version"" to an email message, Wordpress core is the culprit for the insertion of the duplicate mail header.

Patch attached to this report, it's a trivial fix. All the fix does is checks to see if ""MIME-Version"" was already included in custom mail headers, and if so, don't insert the duplicate header.",ryderlewis
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,16963,wp_enqueue_script bug in ie8,,External Libraries,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-03-24T20:30:33Z,2011-03-28T19:41:42Z,"In IE 8, if you enqueue jQuery and scriptaculous, the prototype library will be included before jQuery. Because of this, jQuery will overwrite the $ method, and even though it runs noConflict() the variable is broken for both libraries. WP should be aware of this and sort the libraries for this situation. (jQuery should be first, then prototype)

Tested on WP 3.1 in IE 8 build 8.0.7601.17514",jkmassel
Future Releases,24132,Add jQuery 2.0 to available scripts to enqueue,,External Libraries,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-04-18T23:09:24Z,2013-04-22T07:02:25Z,"jQuery 2.0 was released, and is a major release, more than previous ones. the 2.0 branch removes support for IE8 and down. Personally, I think it'd be best to add it alongside jQuery 1.9.x instead of outright replace. That way people who want to use the 2.0 branch can, but those who need legacy IE support still, can still use 1.9.x.

My thoughts were for a new enqueue handle of 'jquery2'.",tw2113
Future Releases,19489,Consider updating jquery.hotkeys plugin,,External Libraries,3.3,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2011-12-09T18:50:05Z,2013-01-22T19:40:32Z,"The current version of the jquery.hotkeys plugin in trunk is ""(beta)(0.0.3)"", where as the [https://github.com/tzuryby/jquery.hotkeys/blob/master/jquery.hotkeys.js latest version] (as linked to from the credits screen) is 0.8.

Incidentally, this 0.8 version from tzuryby is credited as being authored by John Resig (and indeed, he appears to have his own [https://github.com/jeresig/jquery.hotkeys repo] for it.",GaryJ
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,22028,Comments feed,,Feeds,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-28T00:29:04Z,2012-09-28T08:04:24Z,"The problem I have noticed is with the comments feed however I think that this can happen with any of the other feeds.

When there are no comments accessing somedomain.com/comments/feed will cause a 404 error message in some browsers and in others just a blank screen, no errors whatsoever are generated which makes it very hard to figure out what the underlying cause is.

I would suggest providing a message that clearly states the lack of comments instead of a 404 error message or blank page, I think this same problem applies to all other feeds except it is clearly not noticeable as posts are the first things that are created after a clean install but comments can sometimes take longer or may not even happen however the comments feed url is added in the head of the document causing the site to have a broken link.",tlacaelelrl
Future Releases,15610,Comments on attachments don't appear in site-wide comments RSS feed,,Feeds,3.1,normal,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-11-29T21:05:37Z,2010-12-11T14:00:22Z,"Tested against r16950.

Comments that are entered against an attachment do not appear in the site-wide comments RSS feed (e.g., http://sitename.com/comments/feed/).

To test:

 1. Add an attachment of any kind (usually image), then View the attachment.
 2. Post a comment on the attachment page.
 3. Check the site's comments RSS feed - the comment will not appear.",markel
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,22101,"Gallery shortcode with link=""file"" is not linking the file in the RSS feed",,Feeds,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-04T16:14:16Z,2012-10-27T15:58:55Z,"Hi,
In a WordPress site I'm currently developing I want to use the stock gallery shortcode. I use [gallery link=""file""] to link directly the image URL which, should fix Flipboard, Currents et al. showing just a little thumbnail. 

In the page the code is displayed properly and the a tag links the image file, but, on the RSS feed, it links to the attachment page. 

I've tested this in the latest nightly version 3.5-beta1-22104 and on the stable 3.4.2. I attach the output of the page and the feed. ",ifrins
Future Releases,22362,Titles of RSS feeds lacks spacing - words are run together,,Feeds,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-05T15:30:23Z,2012-11-05T16:40:58Z,"Line 24 of wp-includes/feed-rss2.php has:

<title><?php bloginfo_rss('name'); wp_title_rss(); ?></title>

There's no space between those two parts. In my (development) site, for the feed for a category ""News"" (which is the main one I'm offering up), that results in:

<title>SitenameNews</title>",DavidAnderson
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,20379,"dashboard_incoming_links fails to update when 'home' changes, so google rss is wrong",,Feeds,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-06T16:04:00Z,2013-02-12T22:50:59Z,"When the user changes 'home', the wp_option 'dashboard_widget_options' is updated. But WP fails to update it completely, so the default Google RSS syndication URL is broken.

The borked value is:

dashboard_widget_options: dashboard_incoming_links: url

which is of the form

http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch_feeds?scoring=d&ie=utf-8&num=10&output=rss&partner=wordpress&q=link:http://example.com/

The string at the end, example.com, is supposed to change but it does not.

Here is the problem.
(Trunk has the same code as the current ver. 3.3.1.)

http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-admin/includes/dashboard.php#L59
constructs 'url' as follows, expanded for readability:

{{{
'url' => isset($widget_options['dashboard_incoming_links']['url'])
	? apply_filters(
		'dashboard_incoming_links_feed',
		$widget_options['dashboard_incoming_links']['url']
	)
	: apply_filters(
		'dashboard_incoming_links_feed',
		'http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch_feeds?scoring=d&ie=utf-8&num=' . $num_items . '&output=rss&partner=wordpress&q=link:' . trailingslashit( get_option('home') )
	),
}}}

Since 'url' is already set, it never changes! The value of get_option('home') is not used.

This code block is only reached when 'home' has changed, or on initial setup, so it does not make much sense to ignore 'home'.

I'm not sure if there is any reason to keep the tertiary. Solution 1 below is the simple fix.
Solution 2 is a heuristic fix to handle the case where a plugin or theme has updated the database, instead of using the filter. It mimics the current (possibly wrong) behavior in that case.

Solution 1:
{{{
$widget_options['dashboard_incoming_links'] = array(
	...
	'url' => apply_filters( 'dashboard_incoming_links_feed', 'http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch_feeds?scoring=d&ie=utf-8&num=' . $num_items . '&output=rss&partner=wordpress&q=link:' . trailingslashit( get_option('home') ) ),
}}}

Solution 2:
{{{
$url_prefix = 'http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch_feeds?scoring=d&ie=utf-8&num=' . $num_items . '&output=rss&partner=wordpress&q=link:';
$url = $url_prefix . trailingslashit( get_option( 'home' ) );
if ( isset ( $widget_options['dashboard_incoming_links']['url'] ) ) {
	if ( 0 !== strpos( $widget_options['dashboard_incoming_links']['url'], $url_prefix ) ) {
		$url = $widget_options['dashboard_incoming_links']['url'];
	}
}
$widget_options['dashboard_incoming_links'] = array(
	...
	'url' => apply_filters( 'dashboard_incoming_links_feed', $url ),
}}}

The importance of this bug is twofold:
1. No clear workaround for the user, even with basic PHPMyAdmin skills. The incorrect value is in a serialized array in the table 'wp_options'.
2. Users may not realize the feed is borked, since there is no Dashboard UI. I think there used to be. The WP forums have several 5-year old threads about it.

By the way, $num_items never changes by default. It could only be updated by plugins or themes, and Solution 2 assumes they know what they are doing there too.
",kitchin
Future Releases,4253,Category feeds don't indicate they are category feeds,,Feeds,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2007-05-13T04:35:10Z,2009-06-14T13:43:40Z,"Okay guys, here is a patch for WordPress that properly titles and describes category RSS/Atom feeds.  I didn't know how to set the URL for the feed to the URL of the category, so what I'm doing is just leaving the bloginfo URL as it is, but I hope you can whip that out from your fabulous hacking heads.

This patch makes sense because of several reasons.  My personal reason is that I'm running a magazine with different sections (using categories as the section) at rudd-o.com, and I'm encouraging subscriptions to the section feeds instead of the whole magazine, but the feeds themselves don't say which category they're from.  Now with this patch they do.

Another thing that I'm not sure about, and I'd like a response in the form of a comment here (I'm tracking this bug via RSS): do I have to htmlspecialchars() before doing the print's ""..."" in this patch?  The question, more properly phrased, is: if I print a get_category_name(), should I print it htmlspecialchar()red, or should I just print it out, and trust that the WordPress category administrator won't let people type random HTML?  Another way of posing the question would be: if I type an ampersand (&amp;) in the category name, what should the theme display, ""&amp;"" or ""&""?  This is keeping me up at night, need some sleep, please help =).

",RuddO
Future Releases,11053,Conditional Tags should work in feeds as well,,Feeds,2.8.5,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-10-31T14:56:17Z,2010-01-17T14:20:19Z,"I try to get the following to work:

{{{
function xxx_filter_cat()
{
	if (is_author()) query_posts(""cat=4"");
	if (is_front_page()) query_posts(""cat=2,3"");
}

add_action('rss2_head', 'xxx_filter_cat');
}}}

It should alter the rss2 feed, depending if it should get generated for the general homepage, or for a single author.

But: It doesn't work at all - is_author and all the other is_* functions I tried always trigger false. is_feed works, but well, doesn't help me very much.

It would be easy to manipulate the generated feeds if wp would support the already built-in conditional tags in the feeds as well.",pampfelimetten
Future Releases,8994,Incorporate MediaRSS Plugin into core,technosailor,Feeds,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2009-01-29T18:00:20Z,2013-01-05T09:05:59Z,"Per conversation on the hackers list, this ticket is a working area for incorporation of the MediaRSS plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mrss) into core for WP 2.8.",technosailor
Future Releases,23589,FS_CHMOD_FILE doesn't work for ssh,,Filesystem,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-22T21:34:44Z,2013-02-23T00:19:11Z,"Steps to reproduce:
1. set up ssh access for !WordPress (FTP_* constants).
2. `define('FS_CHMOD_FILE', 0664)`.
3. install some theme.

Expected result: files have 0664 permissions.

Actual result: files have default permissions (0644).

I believe this happens because filename is ltrimmed before sending over SSH, but not restored before changing permissions. See [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.5.1/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-filesystem-ssh2.php#L164 this].",x-yuri
Future Releases,16925,Move the WP_Filesystem_SSH2 class to a plugin,dd32*,Filesystem,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),accepted,,2011-03-22T00:16:08Z,2011-07-06T03:57:26Z,"I'd like to consider moving the WP_Filesystem_SSH2 class out of WordPress core and into a plugin.

The reasoning for this is simply due to the fact that the majority of users will not use it, It already requires the PHP extension to basically be custom-compiled (thanks to limited installations coming with the extension). 

In my opinion, This would be better served in a plugin, potentially with a PHP-based version as well: #10348",dd32
Future Releases,24107,Plugin/Theme installer asks for connection info when wp-content is writable but wp-admin is not,,Filesystem,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-16T21:39:34Z,2013-04-17T01:08:42Z,"For background, please see [http://www.chrisabernethy.com/why-wordpress-asks-connection-info/]

When installing a new plugin or theme, WP first checks to see if it can directly write to the filesystem.  If so, it proceeds.  If not, it asks the user for FTP connection info.

The directory to which it NEEDS access is /wp-content

However, the directory it CHECKS is /wp-admin

get_filesystem_method() should be changed (or parameterized) to check only /wp-content in cases where /wp-admin access is not needed.  This will allow installations to have a higher filesystem-security setting for /wp-admin than for /wp-content, while still utilizing direct filesystem access.",peckjon
Future Releases,14049,Upgrade takes an hour to complete due to repeated 30-second FTP timeout,dd32*,Filesystem,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),accepted,,2010-06-22T17:56:22Z,2011-05-02T06:54:32Z,"On my FreeBSD server (hosted by ISP pair.com), the built-in upgrade feature of WordPress takes at least an hour to complete.  I debugged the problem, and it turns out to be due to a mismatch between the FTP responses WordPress is expecting vs. the FTP responses FreeBSD is actually sending.

(Attached is a dump of phpinfo() from the machine on which I am seeing this problem.)

Steps to reproduce:
1. Clean WordPress installation on FreeBSD
2. Go to the Dashboard, then click Updates
3. Click ""Re-install Automatically""
4. Enter hostname, user name, and password; leave Connection Type as FTP; click Proceed

Actual result:
The update eventually completes successfully, but it takes an extraordinarily long time -- at least an hour.

Expected result:
Should finish much more quickly than that.

I debugged this, and here is what is happening:

- My PHP installation ends up using the ""ftpsockets"" filesystem to do the update.  (If necessary, you can force the use of that filesystem for testing purposes by adding ""define('FS_METHOD', 'ftpsockets')"" to your wp-config.php.)

- Every time anyone calls WP_Filesystem_ftpsockets->exists() to see if a file exists, that function calls ftp->is_exists(), which calls ftp->file_exists() in wp-admin/includes/class-ftp.php.

- That function tests for the existence of a file by sending the FTP command ""RNFR"" (rename from) across the FTP connection.  If the RNFR command succeeds, then the assumption is that the remote file exists; if it fails with an error message, then the assumption is that the remote file does not exist.

- Immediately after sending the RNFR command, if the RNFR succeeded, then is_exists() calls abort(), to send an ABOR -- I'm guessing this is intended to abort the rename.

- However, this is where things go bad.  FreeBSD replies to the ABOR command with ""426 Nothing to abort"".  WordPress's abort() function then attempts to read one more line, but there is nothing to read, so that read attempt times out after 30 seconds.

Here is the way the whole ""exists()"" conversation looks when it works correctly on my Mac:

{{{
PUT > RNFR /Users/mike/Sites/wordpress/ 
GET < 350 File exists, ready for destination name 
PUT > ABOR
GET < 225 ABOR command successful. 
Remote file /Users/mike/Sites/wordpress/ exists
}}}

And here is the way the conversation looks when it times out on my FreeBSD machine:

{{{
PUT > RNFR /usr/www/users/morearty/blog2/ 
GET < 350 You may attempt to rename /usr/www/users/morearty/blog2. 
PUT > ABOR 
GET < 426 Nothing to abort.
[... 30-second delay here, as abort() attempts to read one more line ... and then:]
abort: Read failed
}}}
",mmorearty
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,23196,mkdir not recursive (in wp-includes/functions.php),,Filesystem,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-14T08:35:51Z,2013-01-14T10:25:01Z,"This January, Wordpress tried to create a directory and a subdirectory in ""uploads"": ""2013"" and inside it ""01"".

`mkdir($target)` was used to create these two directories, but since the $recursive option (3rd argument) was not set, this operation failed.

I have just checked this path and it does exist, hence I suspect this procedure is being done somewhere else (and succeeding).

Still, this is a problem since:
1. It is showing up in our error logging system.
2. It is very easy to fix.
3. It potentially fixes more problems than it seems.

The solution is to change this line:

    1306:        if ( @mkdir( $target ) ) {

To the following:

    1306:        if ( @mkdir( $target, 0777, true ) ) {


On a sidenote, PHP's default directory creation mode is 0777 (so the above code is best for compatibility), but as you may know, it is not good in terms of security, so you may want to look for a more secure fix (eg, lowering the mode if it doesn't cause problems).",uuf6429
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,22772,Introduce HOMEPATH,,Filesystem,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-06T03:05:42Z,2013-03-03T20:23:48Z,"I was poking around with get_home_path() and wondering if there's any reason to not set a constant HOMEPATH (like ABSPATH) in the root index.php

I'd seem to be more reliable then get_home_path() and that function could simply return the new constant.

get_home_path has it's origins 8 years ago when the code was very different: [1567]",WraithKenny
Future Releases,21610,ssh2/sftp doesn't work with chrooted/openssh sftp-internal user accounts (no shell),albert@…,Filesystem,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-08-16T16:06:35Z,2012-09-10T18:20:52Z,"The current wordpress 3.4.1 wp-admin/includes/class-wp-filesystem-ssh2.php  code will crash php or spin in an endless loop when someone supplies ssh/sftp credentials (username/password) to an (open)ssh server where users don't have a shell and are chrooted to their home directory e.g. by using openssh's sftp-internal server and ChrootDirectory functionality.
There is no neat fix for the code in the WP_Filesystem_SSH2 class. I've implemented a new WP_Filesystem_SFTP class making use of the portable phpseclib library.

At this moment it is necessary to change a line in wp-admin/includes/file.php to be able to use WP_Filesystem_SFTP.
Attached is the code for this new class up for review or for anyone with the same problem.",albert@…
Future Releases,22946,Default filter erroneously turns FTP hostnames into HTTP links,,Formatting,2.0.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-14T20:01:51Z,2012-12-22T19:40:55Z,"The function _make_web_ftp_clickable_cb in wp-includes/formatting.php is invoked upon any hostname matching ""www."" or ""ftp."" at the beginning. It pre-pends 'http://' and makes the link clickable (i.e. wraps it in <a href="""">).

As a default that makes sense for things beginning www. - but not for everything beginning ftp.

In my case, I was using the plugin WP Better Emails, and sent out an email with this line (approx):

`Here is the FTP server: ftp.example.com`

WP, by default, ""helpfully"" totally mangles this into:
`Here is the FTP server: <a href=""http://ftp.example.com"">http://ftp.example.com</a>`

The recipient of my email now believes that I was sending him an HTTP link, and is confused that it does not work. But in fact I never sent such a link - that was WordPress mangling what I did send.

Sure, some FTP servers will also have HTTP listening. But by default WordPress assumes that they all do, which is crazy.

Proposed solution: on line 1471 of wp-includes/formatting.php (as found in 3.4.2), change:
{{{
$ret = preg_replace_callback( '#([\s>])((www|ftp)\.[\w\\x80-\\xff\#$%&~/.\-;:=,?@\[\]+]+)#is', '_make_web_ftp_clickable_cb', $ret );
}}}
by removing the ""ftp"" case, hence:
{{{
$ret = preg_replace_callback( '#([\s>])((www)\.[\w\\x80-\\xff\#$%&~/.\-;:=,?@\[\]+]+)#is', '_make_web_ftp_clickable_cb', $ret );
}}}
The function _make_web_ftp_clickable_cb should then be renamed by removing ftp_, since the case of turning FTP hostnames into clickable HTTP links would have been removed.",DavidAnderson
Future Releases,22971,Don't work quotes auto closing in that case,,Formatting,3.5,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2012-12-17T12:06:43Z,2012-12-18T13:33:41Z,"Hello, use latest wordpress version - 3.5.

If I enter


{{{
""My Simple Text""
}}}
to wordpress text editor - all right quotes close automatically and it will have view:
«My Simple Text»

But if I'll write 
{{{
""My Simple Text 2013""
}}}

It will have view:
«My Simple Text 2013""

conclusion: quotes auto closing don't work if string ends by numbers
",Stafox
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,15006,Invalid Content Markup,,Formatting,3.0,normal,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-10-01T13:48:12Z,2011-01-13T06:29:30Z,"I have a page post that starts like this:

{{{
<p style=""text-align: right;"">Text Here</p>
<p style=""text-align: right;""></p>
More Text Here
}}}

The HTML source saves correctly, but the page output omits the closing tag for the second P element, causing the rest of the page to be invalid.

If you have any trouble reproducing this I will be happy to debug it on my server.",miqrogroove
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 &#8220;Casey at the Bat&#8221; when he struck out&#8212;&#8221;There is no Joy in Mudville!!!&#8221;</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,14491,Quotation mark broken after ciphers,,Formatting,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-07-31T09:26:39Z,2010-11-28T03:26:14Z,"As a default bug in Wordpress, quotation marks like the following ones don't work if they are positioned after ciphers/digits:
{{{
&#8242;
}}}
{{{
&#8217;
}}}
The problem is that after the digits the HTML special chars are actually '''not''' like the ones posted above. After ciphers/digits, the following source code shows us:


{{{
&#8220;2010&#8242;
}}}

{{{
&#8217;2011&#8242;
}}}

'''''Here's the solution like it should be in the source code:'''''

{{{
&#8220;2010&#8221;
}}}

{{{
&#8217;2011&#8217;
}}}",Dannny
Future Releases,21689,Unbalanced <p> tags are generated when shortcodes are followed by HTML tags and wpautop is enabled,,Formatting,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-26T06:58:21Z,2013-03-07T03:42:49Z,"This bug was encountered in separate plugins, but it seems that its source is in the core:

http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/21414/wordpress-wpautop-shortcode-generating-invalid-markup

https://github.com/pods-framework/pods/issues/271",dandv
Future Releases,22230,WP adds <br /> before <select even where there is no line break in source code,,Formatting,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-19T21:49:26Z,2013-01-31T11:24:25Z,"My source code in the WP HTML editor:

{{{
<label for=""sellby"">How soon do you need to sell?</label><select id=""sellby"" name=""sellby"" required=""1"">
}}}

Note how there is *no line break* between </label> and <select

HTML generated by WP, however:

{{{
<label for=""sellby"">How soon do you need to sell?</label><br />
<select id=""sellby"" name=""sellby"" required=""1"">
}}}

Um, how (and why?) did that extra <br /> get in there?

This also happened when I was using the Visual editor; switched to the HTML editor to see if it was an error on my part but nope - there is no line break whatsoever in my HTML source code, so I have no idea why WP insists on adding one.

It's particularly vexing because I would like my text label to be next to (on the same line as) my select boxes, but WP is forcing it to be on the next line, which is making my form look awful.

AFAIK it's only happening with select boxes, but it's pretty consistent for me.

Since it's happening with the HTML editor as well as the Visual editor I left the Component as General so better minds than mine can categorize it appropriately.",chirael
Future Releases,18136,WordPress Adding Spurious </p>,,Formatting,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2011-07-15T22:03:38Z,2012-11-14T02:06:32Z,If you look at this page: https://singpolyma.net/2011/06/dystoparx-part-12/ WordPress seems to be adding extra </p> tags before the </div>s  This causes major well-formedness problems on the page.,singpolyma
Future Releases,10645,auto_p and forms,,Formatting,,low,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2009-08-18T16:53:40Z,2010-11-13T01:38:14Z,"auto_p will errantly injects paragraph and linebreak tags in certain circumstances within forms:

`<div>
<label for=""select_element"">This is a select box placed <select name=""select_element""><option value=""1"">inline</option</select> with the label.</label>
</div>`

becomes:

`<div>
<label for=""select_element"">This is a select box that is pla­ced<br />
<select name=""select_element""><option value=""1"">inline</option><option value=""2"">inside</option><option value=""3"">within</option></select>

<p>inline with the label.</label>
</div>`

linebreak and paragraph tags should never be inserted inside a label. In this case they are not even properly paired.  It would be nice if the surrounding div was identified and no tags were inserted, although if a paragraph tag wrapped the whole thing, it would not be the end of the world.
",kingjeffrey
Future Releases,11202,automatic line breaks in comments,,Formatting,2.8.5,low,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2009-11-20T18:47:50Z,2010-04-02T07:34:29Z,"WordPress 2.8.6 has got a Problem with the automatic line break. [[BR]]
Example:[[BR]]
Type the following comment in a WordPress Blog. 
{{{
Thank you for your comment!<blockquote>this is a small quote</blockquote> Next Text 
}}}
Then you have to save the comment. If you validate the your publish, you will see, that the sentence ""Thank you for your comment!"" will be put into the following absurd tags: [[BR]]

{{{
p>Thank you for your comment!<br />
}}}

If you write a comment with the following code (hit return after the word ''comment! ''),[[BR]]

{{{
Thank you for your comment! 
<blockquote>this is a small quote</blockquote> Next Text 
}}}
you will get the right codeform when you validate your comment:
{{{
<p>Thank you for your comment!</p> 
}}}

The same Problem exists when you type [[BR]]

{{{
test 2 <p> break </p> next text
}}}
After the word ''test 2'' you will miss the </p>. [[BR]]

WordPress has got this bug with every single elements like these one: 

{{{
<p>, <ul>, <ol>, <li>, <h1> bis <h6>, <div>, <blockquote> etc.
}}}

When you make manuell a new line in front of these elements, you won't find any problem, so WordPress must put an automatic line break in front of these elements and it doesen't do it. Please fix this nerved bug!!

regards, Dunkelangst from http://www.dunkelangst.org/ ",Dunkelangst
Future Releases,23757,"convert_smilies should not convert in pre,code tags",,Formatting,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-13T14:26:07Z,2013-03-14T11:22:31Z,"This related to this ticket [[BR]]
#23756

The purpose to this ticket is to make writing codes in posts more easier !!
",alex-ye
Future Releases,23605,esc_url() strips spaces instead of encoding them,,Formatting,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-25T17:41:21Z,2013-02-27T23:56:38Z,"If I pass a URL into `esc_url()` that contains a space, the space is stripped instead of encoded.

To reproduce:

{{{
$url = 'http://example.com/foo bar/';

echo '<pre>';
var_dump( $url );
var_dump( esc_url( $url ) );
echo '</pre>';
}}}

The resulting URL ends up as `http://example.com/foobar/` instead of the expected `http://example.com/foo%20bar/`",johnbillion
Future Releases,23975,force_balance_tags in get_the_content breaks non-HTML formats,,Formatting,2.8,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-07T10:05:44Z,2013-04-07T10:58:50Z,"The change in r11398 (to fix #9765) breaks Markdown formatted articles that use angle bracket links: `<http://example.com/>` turning it into `<http: //example.com></http:>`.

If we call force_balance_tags after adding the more link, we need to establish filter hooks for formatters. This should have happened before r11398 already, but because balancing tags wasn't forced, this issue has not affected sites that disable balancing tags in their preferences.

Typically formatters attach to the `the_content` filter (among others). This should probably change into a `get_the_content` filter (similar to `get_the_excerpt`) that is called early on the full content of the post.

I haven't yet decided where the best place for the new filter would, or if it would be better to undo the force_balance_tags call.

Thoughts? I could work on the change, but would rather prefer some input first.",ruckus
Future Releases,23050,make_clickable incorrectly formats anchors with URL's and spaces in them in comments,,Formatting,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-23T00:32:30Z,2012-12-23T16:27:36Z,"When posting a comment, if an anchor tag contains both a URL and some words, make_clickable formats the output incorrectly.

To duplicate, post the following content in a comment:

{{{
Hey! <a href=""http://wordpress.org"">http://wordpress.org is awesome</a> in case you didn't know!
}}}

When viewing the comment, you'll get:

{{{
Hey!
<a href=""#"" rel=""nofollow""></a>
<a href=""http://wordpress.org"" rel=""nofollow"">http://wordpress.org</a> is awesome in case you didn't know.
}}}",johnjamesjacoby
Future Releases,23308,"make_clickable problem with multiple ""Punctuation URL character""",,Formatting,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-28T15:09:59Z,2013-01-28T15:09:59Z,"make_clickable problem with multiple ""Punctuation URL character""

E.g.
{{{
http://www.wordpress.org/some-(parentheses).html
}}}
Results in this html code:
{{{
<a href=""http://www.wordpress.org/some-(parentheses)"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.wordpress.org/some-(parentheses)</a>.html
}}}
But obvious should be:
{{{
<a href=""http://www.wordpress.org/some-(parentheses)"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.wordpress.org/some-(parentheses).html</a>
}}}

I suggest to replace:
wp-includes/formatting.php:1603
{{{
[\'.,;:!?)]  # Punctuation URL character
}}}
with
{{{
[\'.,;:!?)]{1,}  # Punctuation URL character
}}}",DrPepper75
Future Releases,23756,"make_clickable should not convert the URLs in pre,code tags",,Formatting,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-13T14:17:36Z,2013-03-14T10:44:29Z,"Hi , Maybe it's a duplicate ticket but I tried to search in history.

Anyway , The purpose of this ticket is to have a clean snippet code posts .. for now it's hard to do it by plug-in .. and many people remove make_clickable filter at all !

So let's make it possible in 3.6 :)",alex-ye
Future Releases,24157,safecss_filter_attr doesn't allow rgb() in inline styles,,Formatting,2.8.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-22T16:30:45Z,2013-05-24T20:33:41Z,"I thought there should be a ticket somewhere, but I couldn't find it!

So, `safecss_filter_attr` (which is used in `wp_kses` etc, does not allow inline styles that include rgba() etc, like his:

{{{<span style=""background: rgb(0,0,0)""></span>}}}

I am not sure if this is intended, though not sure why it would be, there is a comment in `safecss_filter_attr`

{{{if ( preg_match( '%[\\(&=}]|/\*%', $css ) ) // remove any inline css containing \ ( & } = or comments}}}
",joehoyle
Future Releases,18549,wp_texturize incorrectly curls closing quotes after inline HTML end tags,,Formatting,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-08-30T21:54:26Z,2013-03-22T13:39:47Z,"The following source HTML:
{{{
The word is ""<a href=""http://example.com/"">quoted</a>"".
The word is '<a href=""http://example.com/"">quoted</a>'
The word is '<a href=""http://example.com/"">quoted.</a>'
The word is '<a href=""http://example.com/"">quoted</a>'.
The word is '<a href=""http://example.com/"">quot</a>'d
}}}

Gets incorrectly transformed by wp_texturize() as:
{{{
The word is &#8220;<a href=""http://example.com/"">quoted</a>&#8220;.
The word is &#8216;<a href=""http://example.com/"">quoted</a>&#8216;
The word is &#8216;<a href=""http://example.com/"">quoted.</a>&#8216;
The word is &#8216;<a href=""http://example.com/"">quoted</a>&#8216;.
The word is &#8216;<a href=""http://example.com/"">quot</a>&#8216;d
}}}
'''Note:''' all the double/single quotes in the above examples that should be closing are instead opening)

This renders in the browser like this:
{{{
The word is “quoted“.
The word is ‘quoted‘
The word is ‘quoted.‘
The word is ‘quoted‘.
The word is ‘quot‘d
}}}

The problem here is that wp_texturize splits the text on all start/end tags, which makes sense for block-level tags, but not inline-tags like {{{<em>}}} and {{{<a href="""">}}}.

formatting.php line 67:
{{{
$textarr = preg_split('/(<.*>|\[.*\])/Us', $text, -1, PREG_SPLIT_DELIM_CAPTURE);
}}}

However if you change it to only split the content on block-level tags, you'll need something more sophisticated/complex than a regular expression to avoid curling quotes within html.",justincwatt
Future Releases,20444,wpautop acts on a single line of text,,Formatting,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-15T03:02:06Z,2012-10-10T14:11:40Z,"HTML markup on a single line wrapped in a block element is interpreted and changed by wpautop. The wpautop function is described as replacing ""double line-breaks with paragraph elements"" which led me to expect the single line would not become many lines.

{{{
echo wpautop( '<div><p>Hello world</p><span>WordPress</span></div>' );
}}}

{{{
<div>
<p>Hello world</p>
<p><span>WordPress</span></div>
}}}

Extra <p> before the <span>.

I expected wpautop would find no newlines and return the original string.

The same string placed inside a HTML5 or XHTML 1 Strict document <body> is parsed as valid by W3C Validator.

Plugins acting on the_content with a priority less than 10 may have their single-line markup reinterpreted by wpautop.",niallkennedy
Future Releases,6984,wpautop() formats the the contents of shortcodes,,Formatting,2.6,low,trivial,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2008-05-17T10:34:02Z,2009-11-28T07:20:24Z,"`wpautop()`, the bane of my existence as a plugin developer, is at it again.

Here's an example of some PHP wrapped in a valid shortcode in a post of mine:

{{{
[code lang=""php""]$text = str_replace( array('<p><p>', '</p></p>'), array('<p>', '</p>'), $text);[/code]
}}}

The content that gets passed to my shortcode function is this:

{{{
$text = str_replace( array('
<p>', '</p>

</p>
<p>'), array('
<p>', '</p>
<p>'), $text);
}}}

Expected result: it shouldn't touch the insides of valid shortcodes (like adding line breaks or anything as it is doing now).",Viper007Bond
Future Releases,5250,wpautop() issue with lists,,Formatting,2.3,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2007-10-24T00:32:38Z,2011-07-30T15:34:50Z,"First of all, my sincere apologies if this is a duplicate.


The problem, in short: WordPress inserted a number of unclosed `<p>` tags into my post. It should either insert correctly closed tags, or none at all. I honestly would prefer the former.


In detail: I had HTML code very similar to this:

<ul>
  <li>text<ul>
    <li>subtext</li>
  </ul>more text</li>
</ul>


This was automatically converted to:

<ul>
  <li>text<ul>
    <li>subtext</li>
  </ul><p>more text</li>
</ul>

Note the extra `<p>` tag in the above, which is unclosed (making the W3C validator choke on my website).

Also note, I was not using the WYSIWYG editor (turning it off was the first thing I did), so it's unlikely to be due to that.


As a workaround, manually inserting properly closed `<p>` tags works just fine:

<ul>
  <li>text<ul>
    <li>subtext</li>
  </ul><p>more text</p></li>
</ul>

Since this workaround exists, the bug is not very prioritary, but it should also (hopefully) be easy to fix.",Narc0tiq
Future Releases,10033,wptexturize and wpautop problems with html comments and object tags,,Formatting,2.8,normal,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2009-06-04T12:06:35Z,2010-11-23T05:43:55Z,"Bumped into this one when upgrading my mediacaster plugin to use swfobject 2.1 (which is not 1.5 compatible), as documented here:

http://code.google.com/p/swfobject/wiki/documentation

I take it I'm not the only one who is going to need to upgrade a plugin. It's minor, since I'll just move the filter further down in the queue, but it's still worth reporting:

{{{
<object id=""m544cf9700db147f751dc34ea1241d8bd"" classid=""clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000"" width=""320"" height=""260"">
<param name=""movie"" value=""http://www.youtube.com/v/_nkZ3eHeXlc"" />
<!--[if !IE]>-->

<object type=""application/x-shockwave-flash"" data=""http://www.youtube.com/v/_nkZ3eHeXlc"" width=""320"" height=""260"">
<!--<![endif]-->
<p><a href=""http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer"">Get Flash 9.0</a> to see this player.</p>
<!--[if !IE]>-->
</object>
<!--<![endif]-->
</object>
<script type=""text/javascript"">
//swfobject.registerObject(""m544cf9700db147f751dc34ea1241d8bd"", ""9.0.0"");
</script>

}}}

Gets turned into the following mess:

{{{
<object id=""m544cf9700db147f751dc34ea1241d8bd"" classid=""clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000"" width=""320"" height=""260""><param name=""movie"" value=""http://www.youtube.com/v/_nkZ3eHeXlc"" /><!--[if !IE]>&#8211;><br />
<object type=""application/x-shockwave-flash"" data=""http://www.youtube.com/v/_nkZ3eHeXlc"" width=""320"" height=""260""><br />
<!--<![endif]--></p>
<p><a href=""http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer"">Get Flash 9.0</a> to see this player.</p>
<p><!--[if !IE]>&#8211;><br />
</object><br />

<!--<![endif]--><br />
</object><br />
<script type=""text/javascript"">
//swfobject.registerObject(""m544cf9700db147f751dc34ea1241d8bd"", ""9.0.0"");
</script>
}}}

So, two/three issues:

 - wpautop should also ignore double object tags, and html comments
 - wptexturize should ignore html comments",Denis-de-Bernardy
Future Releases,16957,wpuntexturize - problem with numbers and non-breaking spaces,,Formatting,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-03-24T10:21:33Z,2013-01-14T01:37:56Z,"1) Insert following code into HTML editor and publish.

{{{
New <strong>Year ""2011"" will be</strong> fantastic.
}}}

Then look at website:

{{{
<p>New <strong>Year &#8221;2011&#8243; will be</strong> fantastic.</p>
}}}

You can see wrong html quotes.

2) I also worked with TinyMCE editor (only writing simple text, paragraphs, strong, moving some parts of text by CTRL+C and CTRL+V). But after publishing, there were hidden non-breaking spaces in text. There were on different places, for example before ""("" and after characters ""."", ""í"", ""é"", etc. But they were random. I am not sure how it can be caused? Non-breaking strings were not visible and also not transformed into &nbsp; HTML entity on website. I noticed them only in HEX editor, when examining HTML source code (C2 A0).

Of course, when these non-breaking spaces were before (or after) quotes, then quotes were not recognized regurarly by wpuntexturize, example:

{{{
Nemám žádné ""úžasné"" schopnosti.
}}}

Is transformed by wpuntexturize into:


{{{
<p>Nemám žádné &#8221;úžasné&#8221 schopnosti</p>.
}}}

You can see wrong open quote:

{{{
instead of &#8220 there is &#8221;
}}}

But only when hidden non-breaking space (C2 A0) is between žádné a ""úžasné"".",pavelevap
Future Releases,16790,Functional spec for wpautop,,Formatting,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reviewing,,2011-03-07T22:06:30Z,2012-09-17T05:55:42Z,"I've put together an algorithm-based [http://www.mrclay.org/wpautop-functional-specification/ functional spec] that I hope could be useful in maintaining wpautop. Also might be handy is this combination of [http://code.google.com/p/mrclay/source/browse/trunk/tests/php/MrClay/AutoP/wpautop-fails.in.html wpautop failure cases].

The algorithm is based on work I've started on a DOMDocument-based implementation (a project I contribute to needs an MIT-licensed version), and although it's incomplete and slow, it does a bang-up job so far.

DOMDocument may just be too slow or strict in its parsing to allow the variety of markup that wpautop needs to accept, but it's ace at the level of surgical precision needed to do this right.",mrclay
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,22402,Stripping non-alphanumeric multi-byte characters from slugs,,Formatting,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-11-10T05:07:10Z,2012-11-22T03:13:41Z,"`sanitize_title_with_dashes()` strips non-alphanumeric characters from a title to create a slug. Unfortunately it only strips ASCII non-alphanumeric characters. Apart from a few exceptions, all multi-byte characters are preserved. This means all non-Western (and plenty of Western) non-alphanumeric characters end up in the slug as they're treated just like any other multi-byte character.

As an example, here are some common non-alphanumeric Chinese characters which would ideally be stripped from slugs, but are not:

 * 。 (U+3002, Ideographic Full Stop, %E3%80%82)
 * ， (U+FF0C, Fullwidth Comma, %EF%BC%8C)
 * ！ (U+FF01, Fullwidth Exclamation Mark, %EF%BC%81)
 * ： (U+FF1A, Fullwidth Colon, %EF%BC%9A)
 * 《 (U+300A, Left Double Angle Bracket, %E3%80%8A)
 * 》 (U+300B, Right Double Angle Bracket, %E3%80%8B)

Obviously it would be impractical to make a list of ''all'' the non-ASCII characters we want to strip from slugs. The list would be gigantic.

So the question is, would it be possible to use Unicode ranges to blacklist (or whitelist) whole ranges of characters to be stripped from (or preserved in) slugs? Is this practical or even desirable?

Or would it make more sense to continue using a list of just the most common multi-byte characters to be stripped?

The latter makes a whole lot more sense, but the former is a more complete solution.

Thoughts?",johnbillion
Future Releases,8213,WP text formatting functions handle block-level INS tag incorrectly,markjaquith*,Formatting,2.7,low,minor,Future Release,enhancement,accepted,,2008-11-14T14:51:09Z,2009-06-11T14:26:44Z,"From W3C documentation:

""INS and DEL are used to markup sections of the document that have been inserted or deleted with respect to a different version of a document (e.g., in draft legislation where lawmakers need to view the changes).

These two elements are unusual for HTML in that they may serve as either BLOCK-LEVEL or INLINE elements (but not both). They may contain one or more words within a paragraph or contain one or more block-level elements such as paragraphs, lists and tables.""


----


When I want to use INS tag as BLOCK-LEVEL element (to wrap to paragraphs for example) wrong HTML is produced:


{{{
<p><ins datetime=""2008-11-14T14:45:27+00:00"">First paragraph.</p>
<p>Second paragraph.</ins></p>
}}}

Correct HTML should look like this:

{{{
<ins datetime=""2008-11-14T14:45:27+00:00""><p>First paragraph.</p>
<p>Second paragraph.</p></ins>
}}}

I think the same sitiuation occurs for DEL tag.

",misieg772
Future Releases,23236,Add functions to format attributes,,Formatting,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2013-01-19T06:32:57Z,2013-05-16T04:15:04Z,"I'd like to see WP add functions for attributes. These would be extremely useful and resuable for theme devs and internally. I've developed very solid generic functions for this in [http://phat.airve.com phat] and would be happy to make WP versions to the effect of:

{{{
wp_attrs( $array ) // converts array to attributes string
wp_attrs( $name, $value ) // formats attribute string
wp_attrs( $string ) // reformats attribute string
wp_parse_attrs( $string ) parses attributes into assoc array
}}}",ryanve
Future Releases,9437,Allow the use of inline SVG in posts,,Formatting,2.5,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,reopened,,2009-04-01T13:39:25Z,2011-03-31T07:18:17Z,"My WordPress 2.5 install serves the application/xhtml+xml MIME type (true XHTML) for the purposes of inlining SVG which I've done on my 'blog chrome'.  However, if I try to inline SVG in the contents of a post as follows:

<svg xmlns=""http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"">
  <circle cx=""50"" cy=""50"" r=""30"" fill=""blue"">
    <animateTransform attributeName=""transform"" type=""scale"" to=""1.5"" dur=""2s"" fill=""freeze""/>
  </circle>
</svg>

WordPress mangles it into:

<svg xmlns=""http://www.w3.org/2000/svg""><br />
  <circle cx=""50"" cy=""50"" r=""30"" fill=""blue""><br />
    <animatetransform attributeName=""transform"" type=""scale"" to=""1.5"" dur=""2s"" fill=""freeze""/><br />
  </circle><br />
</svg>

There are two problems with this:

1) WordPress converts the <animateTransform> element into a <animatetransform> element.  WordPress should at least preserve the case of the element (whether this is on a whitelist of SVG elements or all elements I don't care).  List of SVG elements are here: http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/eltindex.html

2) The extra <br /> elements.  These are forgivable since the elements are simply ignored by the browser's SVG parser.

Can someone confirm the behavior in WordPress 2.7.x?",codedread
Future Releases,11023,Gallery Category Doesn't change with article,,Gallery,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2009-10-24T01:49:09Z,2009-12-08T00:56:23Z,"Lets say I have a default category setup called Drafts that all articles go into at first by default. Then on completing the article before posting it live, I movie it to another category called News (no longer having the draft category ticked also). If I've added an image with that article that I click to view a bigger picture of in the gallery page (image.php). It still shows it as being listed under the Drafts category, while the article itself is listed under just News category.",mrgtb
Future Releases,23873,Gallery shortcode orderby does not support multiple column sorting,,Gallery,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-27T21:13:53Z,2013-04-05T12:42:03Z,"In wp-includes/media.php, function gallery_shortcode, lines 689-694 are:

{{{
// We're trusting author input, so let's at least make sure it looks like a valid orderby statement
if ( isset( $attr['orderby'] ) ) {
	$attr['orderby'] = sanitize_sql_orderby( $attr['orderby'] );
	if ( !$attr['orderby'] )
		unset( $attr['orderby'] );
}
}}}

The sanitize_sql_orderby function requires commas between multiple column names. If you enter, for example orderby=""menu_order ID"", the lack of a comma causes the parameter to be deleted from the query.

Just after this test, on line 698, a multi-column sort without the comma delimiter is used as the default value.

If you enter commas to get past the sanitize_sql_orderby test, logic in wp-includes/query.php, function get_posts will not accept the commas (lines 2358 - 2361) and all but the last of the columns are ignored.

This issue should be considered along with those raised in #17065 and #16584. Thank you.",dglingren
Future Releases,22773,"""Gallery Settings"" should be extensible",,Gallery,3.5,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-06T03:17:19Z,2013-01-06T02:29:57Z,"This isn't necessarily new to 3.5, but now that we have a great gallery management system, I think we need to allow developers to customize the Gallery Settings fields (other than Link To / Columns / Random).

My specific use - which I think is common - is a completely custom gallery shortcode for a client. First and foremost, the client would like to be able to ""title"" the gallery itself, so a hook allowing the addition of custom field(s) would be needed. Ideally, the default fields would also be filterable so they can be removed as well (though I suppose we can do that with CSS now): for instance, most custom gallery implementations don't use the ""columns"" option.",jakemgold
Future Releases,10489,UI Improvements for the gallery tab (edit post),,Gallery,2.8.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-07-26T11:52:10Z,2010-10-28T08:48:06Z,"It would be nice to ever display the ""Gallery Settings"" Section on the gallery tab, even if only one image exists. That would help if you talk via phone and explain someone something. Often from-sections are helpfull to validate wether or not the other is on the same page as you are while explaining something.
",hakre
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,16909,some Location headers are using relative url's (2),,General,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect,new,,2011-03-21T00:25:26Z,2011-04-02T13:24:37Z,"I started this in #14062 and already did some fixes for 3.1.

Just collecting some more and providing patches.",hakre
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,24023,3.5/wp-includes/functions.php : missing break statement,,General,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2013-04-10T02:44:54Z,2013-04-10T18:59:20Z,"Line 263:

{{{
switch ( $token ) {
case 's' :
if ( '""' !== $data[$length-2] )
return false;
case 'a' :
}}}

Need ""break"" after ""return false"", because return happens only if condition met. Otherwise - falls to case 'a'
",tivnet
Future Releases,24030,Add an action for when nonce verification fails,,General,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-10T10:21:37Z,2013-04-10T10:21:37Z,"Currently when a plugin (or core) calls `check_admin_referer()` there is no way for auditing (or debugging) plugins to hook in and record an event that the nonce check failed.

Previously it was possible to use the `explain_nonce_$nonce` filter to do this, but that was removed in [21133].

If a plugin wants to record an event for a failing nonce, it'll need to call wp_verify_nonce() manually itself, and die afterwards, or call `check_admin_referer()` after verifying the nonce itself for logging purposes.

I'd suggest either resurrecting the previous filter as an action (for back compat) or adding a new nonce failure hook.",dd32
Future Releases,23905,Add_post_meta strips slashes,,General,2.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-30T00:20:29Z,2013-03-30T05:32:01Z,"Let's assume that JS generated an object that I want to store in custom field. Everything goes smooth when I convert it back and forth from JS to PHP and from PHP to JS (using json_encode() and json_decode()) and it even works when I do update_post_meta() manually in my file but this stops working as soon as WordPress Importer tries to load it from XML file (in XML it's still valid object) using add_post_meta().

This is the code from importer from the bottom of process_posts() function:

{{{
if ( $key ) {
	// export gets meta straight from the DB so could have a serialized string
	if ( ! $value )
		$value = maybe_unserialize( $meta['value'] );
		$value = '{""0"":{""type"":""text"",""text"":""""},""1"":{""type"":""html"",""html"":""<div class=\""cssclass\"" style=\""margin-top: 3em;\""><p>here goes html</p></div>"",""css_class"":""""}}'; // I added this for test purposes

	add_post_meta( $post_id, $key, $value );
	do_action( 'import_post_meta', $post_id, $key, $value );
}}}


This is an object:

{{{
{""0"":{""type"":""text"",""text"":""""},""1"":{""type"":""html"",""html"":""<div class=\""cssclass\"" style=\""margin-top: 3em;\""><p>here goes html</p></div>"",""css_class"":""""}}
}}}


It strips slashes from HTML tags (before each double quote sign) from objects that are stored as strings. I bet it shouldn't happen. Why would add_post_meta strip slashes or anything if XML explicitly says:


{{{
<wp:meta_value><![CDATA[{""0"":{""type"":""text"",""text"":""""},""1"":{""type"":""html"",""html"":""<div class=\""cssclass\"" style=\""margin-top: 3em;\""><p>here goes html</p></div>"",""css_class"":""""}}]]></wp:meta_value>
}}}

which in XML language is considered ""use as is. Do not modify"". I think that it might be a bug.",Looimaster
Future Releases,13926,Adding 'page-attributes' to a custom post type slows down edit screen in the admin,,General,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-06-16T20:01:17Z,2010-10-28T01:52:55Z,"When I add 'page-attributes' to a custom post type it takes roughly 1.5 to 2 min for the edit screen to load...  When I remove 'page-attributes' edit screen load is extremely fast.

Under the post type i created I have 5000+ entries.",granulr
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 &amp; 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,21729,Better logic for comments email notification,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-29T15:26:37Z,2012-11-22T03:49:45Z,"Please see attached patch.

- If comment_author_email is known, it can be used in ""From"" email header.

- Also in ""Reply-To"" header we can use comment_author.

I am not sure if there is any reason for current logic, but my friend noticed it and he thought that this way it would be better...",pavelevap
Future Releases,17442,CSS selector #wpadminbar * overwrites accessibility generic selectors like screen-reader-text,,General,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-05-15T10:42:59Z,2011-05-15T12:52:23Z,"I just was looking to update one of my plugins for 3.1/3.2 making use of the new admin bar.

My plugin makes use of the `.screen-reader-text` CSS class but it is overwritten in the admin-bar by `#wpadminbar *`",hakre
Future Releases,16230,Category slugs not cut at 200 characters as it should under some conditions,,General,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2011-01-14T14:10:23Z,2011-07-17T02:21:27Z,"When a category name is longer than 200 characters, it is cut to 200 and so is the slug automatically created upon category creation.

Now, if you edit the category name or slug afterwards, again trying to set a name longer than 200 characters it is cut again.

But, if you edit the name or slug and use a very long string like this one:

%d1%85%d1%80%d0%b0%d0%bd%d0%b0/%d1%80%d0%b5%d1%86%d0%b5%d0%bf%d1%82%d0%b8/%d0%b4%d0%b5%d1%81%d0%b5%d1%80%d1%82%d0%b8-%d1%80%d0%b5%d1%86%d0%b5%d0%bf%d1%82%d0%b8-%d1%85%d1%80%d0%b0%d0%bd%d0%b0/%d1%81%d0%bb%d0%b0%d0%b4%d0%ba%d0%b8%d1%88%d0%b8-%d0%b4%d0%b5%d1%81%d0%b5%d1%80%d1%82%d0%b8-%d1%80%d0%b5%d1%86%d0%b5%d0%bf%d1%82%d0%b8-%d1%85%d1%80%d0%b0%d0%bd%d0%b0-%d1%80%d0%b5%d1%86%d0%b5%d0%bf%d1%/

Then the slug ends up being longer than the 200 chars limit.

Now if on the Categories list dashboard page you have more categories than visible on one page, and the category you edited above is not on page 1, the page it is on will appear empty (while successive pages will be all right if they contain regular categories)

This has been reproduced on 3.1-RC2-17283",paolal
Future Releases,14268,Comments editor HTML tag,,General,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-07-10T19:16:16Z,2010-11-22T18:22:42Z,"With a vanilla (2.8.4 -> 3.0) installation, if you go and edit the comment from Mr Wordpress, you will see that in the editor you can find the HTML code of the apostrophe for ""post's"".

{{{
Hi, this is a comment.<br />To delete a comment, just log in and view the post&#039;s comments. There you will have the option to edit or delete them.
}}}

The problem comes with a production env with European languages where comments are full of accented letters that make the reading almost impossible.",pkirk
Future Releases,12945,Constrain wp_page_menu(),technosailor*,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),accepted,,2010-04-09T19:39:51Z,2010-05-02T18:49:39Z,"The wp_page_menu() function is the default callback for wp_nav_menu(). IOW, when a user is not using the new menu system, it defaults to this function. While that is good, any number of pages over, say 10, will make a theme puke in many cases.

As a workaround, I suggest we make a default of wp_page_menu() to exclude all pages() except home. It's a stupid idea, I think, but something needs to be done to make this manageable so I'm looking for feedback.

The Pro of taking this approach is that it encourages customization of menus via the WP menu system. It also does not lock theme devs into a particular approach because this stuff can be overidden via arguments and filters.

The con is that the default callback becomes pretty benign and useless. Almost pointless.

Ideas?",technosailor
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,15837,Custom Taxonomy: Admin Menu Not Selecting Current Item,,General,3.0.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2010-12-15T21:57:24Z,2011-01-09T14:01:43Z,"Story: Developing a plugin that adds a Custom Post Type and then a Taxonomy.

Problem: Adding the Taxonomy and displaying the Menu Item on the Admin section, when selecting the menu item - there seems to be a difference in functionality depending on what tag the Taxonomy hooks onto.

For example code:
{{{
      register_taxonomy(
        'mytaxonomy',
        'myposttype',
        array( 
          'labels' => array(
            'name' => 'Manage XXX',
            'add_new_item' => 'Add New XXX',
            'new_item_name' => 'New XXX Name',
            'add_new' => 'Add New XXX',
            'singular_name' => 'XXX'
          ),  
          'public' => false,
          'publicly_queryable' => true,
          'show_ui' => true,
          'hierarchical' => true,
          'rewrite' => array(
            'slug' => 'XXX',
            'with_front' => false
          ),  
          'query_var' => 'XXX'
        )
      );
}}}

The above code adds the Menu Item for the Taxonomy to the new Custom Post Type menu I created.

When I select the new Taxonomy...it ""open"" or ""behaves"" as though it expects to see it under the ""post"" tag.

It does not select the Taxonomy Menu Item as ""current"".

Expected result: Select Taxonomy Menu Item -> Menu Item obtains CSS class of ""current"".

Actual result: Select Taxonomy Menu Item -> Menu Item doesn't obtain a CSS class and IF the Posts menu was ""collapsed"" it expands.

Now - conversely if I add the Taxonomy Menu Item to the tag ""post"" - it DOES add the CSS class.

This seems to be inconsistent functionality and I believe that it's not there's something surrounding it that has to be malfunctioning.",sterlo
Future Releases,16009,Define z-index on the new admin bar,,General,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,,2010-12-28T15:41:24Z,2011-01-06T12:08:20Z,"Proposal for z-index to be defined on the new admin bar (so that it will work in harmony with browser toolbar --> Web Develoepr Toolbar's ""Display Element Information"" Feature)

When the new admin toolbar is showing,
crucial information from the Web Developer Toolbar's 
""Display Element Information"" balloon becomes hidden.

Specifying a z-index for the admin toolbar seems to resolve this problem.

ie.
I changed line 92 of class-wp-admin-bar.php, 
FROM:

{{{
<div id=""wpadminbar"">
}}}

TO:

{{{
<div id=""wpadminbar"" style=""z-index:1000;"">
}}}


It seems that the z-index value is somewhat arbitrary to getting these two toolbars to work in harmony... as I've tried values ranging from 0 to 1000, and they all worked.",BlueKachina
Future Releases,18190,Don't redirect to 404 page on empty post archives,,General,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-07-21T09:05:41Z,2011-07-22T13:55:20Z,"""../archive/2010/09/29"" redirects to a 404 Error because there are no posts that day.

If there are no posts, it shouldn't redirect to a 404 page. It should let the user perform the loop and show a message like this:

""Sorry, there are no posts for that date""",gazpachu
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,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,17445,Give a speed kick to combined is_serialized() + is_serialized_string() + maybe_unserialize() usage,,General,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-05-15T14:13:18Z,2011-05-15T21:14:14Z,"In #17129 is_serialized_string() has been speed up by 23%. That was for the function itself.

However, that function is used in contexts that make the call to is_serialized() directly or indirectly via maybe_unserialize().

Most often these calls are redundant and must not be done at all.

If preconditions are already met, is_serialized_string() can be replaced with a simple check for the 's' or 'S' format and maybe_unserialize() can be replaced with @unserialize($data) as that's the code executed in maybe_unserialize() when is_serialze() had returned true on $data;",hakre
Future Releases,2691,HTML comments in posts aren't handled properly.,,General,2.8.5,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,,2006-04-25T03:16:37Z,2011-02-28T06:45:22Z,"When an HTML comment is added in a post, autop adds paragraph ( <p> ) tags around the comment and for multi-line comments line breaks ( <br /> ) are added after every line.  This should not happen in HTML comments.

This ticket is similar to #712 which was closed with wontfix.  I would like to know why this isn't seen as an issue?  It prevents the addition of RDF and other metadata, not to mention just plain old HTML comments in posts.",gord
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,18102,IE8 and wp_tiny_mce has broken Link button,,General,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-07-13T14:07:43Z,2011-07-13T17:57:57Z,"With IE8 and custom-generated WYSIWYG editors created with wp_tiny_mce, the link button doesn't work correctly.  What happens is quite interesting:

On the first click, the Add/Edit dialog link box appears full sized, but empty.

Dismissing the box and clicking the link button again will give you just the Add/Edit link dialog box's title, but not even a box.

Dismissing that box and clicking on it a third time will finally generate an Add/Edit link form in the dialog box, but it won't be functional.

As far as I can tell, there are no JavaScript errors displayed.

This works correctly in Chrome, FireFox, and IE9. The problem only exists in IE8 as far as I can tell.  I tested on 3.2 and 3.2.1

The issue occurs with a default theme, but not with all plugins disabled (because plugins are required to create such a WYSIWYG box).  The issue does NOT exist on the default post/page add/edit screens.  Examples of plugins affected are WYSIWYG Widgets (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wysiwyg-widgets/) and Rich Text Tags (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rich-text-tags/), although I discovered the issue while developing my own plugin.

I also put together a bare-bones plugin to help verify the issue in case that helps (see the new menu item in Settings):
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5148765/lems_wysiwyg_test.php  (requires WP 3.2+)

While it's possible that the real problem is how we're calling wp_tiny_mce (and I certainly apologize if that's the case), all 3 of us developers have run into this issue independently.

Let me know if you need any more info!",MadtownLems
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,16584,Media Gallery sorts images by two columns despite get_posts not supporting this properly,,General,2.6,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2011-02-17T22:25:55Z,2011-02-20T17:08:05Z,"In the get_media_items function in wp-admin/includes/media.php, attachments are sorted first by menu order, then by post ID by the following line:

{{{
$attachments = get_children( array( 'post_parent' => $post_id, 'post_type' => 'attachment', 'orderby' => 'menu_order ASC, ID', 'order' => 'DESC') );
}}}

However, the get_posts in wp-admin/includes/query.php function does not properly support this. It splits up orderby by spaces, and then throws out 'ASC,' as it does not match a valid value. Due to a lucky coincidence, it turns into ORDER BY menu_order, ID DESC which still works in the same way.

I often want to display the first x uploaded images to a post, but allow changing which images are considered the first x via menu_order. If I solely order by ID ASC, that won't work. If I solely order by menu_order ASC, that won't work either, since the ones at the top of the list (latest uploaded) become first in the menu order. The only way to get it to work is to sort by menu_order DESC, ID ASC - but using 

{{'orderby' => 'menu_order DESC, ID', 'order' => 'ASC'}}

doesn't not work since the 'DESC,' gets ignored.

There are two possible interpretations of this bug:

a) Remove 'ASC,' in the line I mentioned since it's not valid according to the current rules for get_posts

b) Make get_posts properly support the above method by not having it throw out the extra order condition.
",smerriman
Future Releases,23781,New Post Publishes to Wrong URL,,General,3.4.2,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-15T04:59:52Z,2013-03-16T01:13:12Z,"The ""Permalink"" displayed in the editor for new posts may be wrong, and changes (surprise!) when the Publish button is clicked.

Steps to reproduce this:
1. Start typing a title in a new post.
1. Wait for an auto-save and Permalink to appear.
1. Make the title longer.
1. Type a post body.
1. Click Publish.

Expected result:

The new post should be published at the Permalink being displayed on the post editor.

Actual result:

A completely different permalink is generated based on the current title.  The new page gets cached at the ""wrong"" URL before any changes can be made.  General pandemonium ensues.  Etc.  (It's not a blocker bug, but it is so completely annoying!)",miqrogroove
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,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,14581,No magic numbers,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-08-10T15:57:59Z,2010-11-26T21:54:49Z,Add defines for the numeric user_status and comment_status values.,ryan
Future Releases,16845,Notice: Undefined index: post_id  in wp-admin/media-upload.php,,General,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-03-13T08:09:22Z,2011-03-15T11:34:06Z,"Installed 3.1 on my server. when i edit a post and trying to insert a image from another site using: /wp-admin/media-upload.php?tab=type_url . im missing post_id in that url. then i dont get the ""insert into post"" button. 
error msg:
Notice: Undefined index: post_id in /var/www/blog/htdocs/wp-admin/includes/media.php on line 1639 
Notice: Undefined index: post_id in /var/www/blog/htdocs/wp-admin/includes/media.php on line 2223 ",spaam
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,17077,Page parent li elements in nav menus not always given current-page-parent class,,General,3.1,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-04-07T09:53:45Z,2011-04-07T09:54:04Z,"Using a fresh WP3.1.1, 2010 theme, Theme Unit Test data, adding a navigation menu with Parent Page as an item without any child items and then navigating in the browser to Child Page 1.

The <li> for the parent menu item doesn't get assigned the current-page-parent class.

It does get the current-page-ancestor class, and none of my themes demand the current-page-parent class specifically so I've tagged this as trivial.",andymacb
Future Releases,11235,"Pages whose ancestors are not all ""published"" cannot be used as parents for other pages.",,General,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2009-11-23T01:04:01Z,2009-11-23T15:27:55Z,Pages with trashed parents cannot be used as parents for other pages (they do not appear on the list).,caesarsgrunt
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,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,21520,Prevent recursive script dependencies in wp_enqueue_script,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-08T17:21:43Z,2012-10-23T20:32:51Z,"If a script sets itself as a dependency, we should catch that, strip out the dependency, and throw a {{{_doing_it_wrong}}}:

{{{wp_enqueue_script( 'my-script', '/path/to/file.js', array( 'my-script' ) );}}}

This may need to be done at the lowest level possible, i.e. {{{_WP_Dependency}}}",batmoo
Future Releases,13779,Preview doesn’t work - WP installed in its own directory,,General,2.9.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2010-06-08T01:32:04Z,2013-02-02T23:02:43Z,"1.  Wordpress is installed on /wp/ subdirectory.

2. Then it was set up to be visible from the site root according to http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory  

3. Site works fine

4. [BUG] Preview for posts & pages isn’t working.  

When I press preview it goes to url like:  
http://example.com/?preview=true&preview_id=235&preview_nonce=aa28f04
and says ""You do not have permission to preview drafts."".

5. If I type subdirectory name “/wp/” in that url by hands, it shows correct preview:  http://example.com/wp/?preview=true&preview_id=235&preview_nonce=aa28f04

6. The situation is getting worse if i'm using permalinks. In that case - there is nothing i can do to see preview. 

ps: I’ve tested that on clean install. ",antares19
Future Releases,21872,"RSS Widget, and all of fetch_feed() I believe, forces its own feed order of Post Date DESC",,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-11T15:25:32Z,2012-09-11T15:58:00Z,"My events management plugin wanted to provide Upcoming Events via RSS.  I wrote a pre_get_posts filter to modify the order and orderby of the event's feed to be Ascending based on a the event's start date, and it was good.

Good, however, for only as long as you don't subscribe to the feed using WordPress (whether it be the event site or one on a totally different network).  WordPress, upon fetching the feed, always re-sorts the posts according to the post date.  Subscribing with something like iGoogle, will show me my upcoming events in the order that I've coded.

Is this an intentional design decision? It feels to me that the generating site should be responsible for the order of the feed, and WordPress should respect the generating site's wishes and present the feeds in the order it is given.",madtownlems
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,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,14745,Renaming a Link-Category Resets Link Widget Options of that Category,,General,,low,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-08-31T13:21:50Z,2010-12-27T17:42:30Z,"When renaming the name of a Link Category that is used as well in a Link Widget, the Link Widget stops working.

Step to Reproduce:

 1. Create a Link Category ""Test Start"".
 2. Add 10 Links into the Category ""Test Start"".
 3. Go to the Widgets Screen and add a new Link Widget to a sidebar.
 4. Select that Link-Widget and set it from ""All-Links"" to the Category ""Test Start"".
 5. Visit your Frontpage so proof that the Widget displays.
 6. Go to the Link Cagegory Editor and quick-edit the ""Test Start"" Category.
 7. Rename it to ""Test End"".
 8. Save Changes.
 9. Visit your Frontpage.

''=>>'' The Widget has disappeared.

'''Expected behavior:''' Widget displaying with the (renamed) link category.

",hakre
Future Releases,15833,Script concatenation fails to take external dependencies into account.,,General,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-12-15T17:35:17Z,2011-01-16T02:19:59Z,"Script concatenation places the concatenated script include first, before any scripts loaded separately.  If one of the scripts in the concatenation relies on a script outside the concatenation the dependency order is ignored.

When the dependencies are all internal to the concatenation things work fine (for example script4 relies on script3):

* concat=script1,script2,script3,script4,script5

But when script3 is loaded externally, script4 will break:

* concat=script1,script2,script4,script5
* external-script3

This becomes apparent if jQuery is loaded from a non-standard location (via a plugin or the [http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script#Load_a_default_WordPress_script_from_a_non-default_location code from the Codex]) in that the visual editor fails to function correctly because source:/trunk/wp-admin/js/editor.js uses jQuery (which it fails to register as a dependency, see ticket:15830, but when I fixed that locally the results were the same).

I'm working around this in [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/use-google-libraries/ Use Google Libraries] by globally disabling concatenation, but it would be nice if this was fixed.


If possible, it would be nice if the loader was smart enough to do something like:

* concat=script1,script2
* external-script3
* concat=script4,script5

Or at least flagged the script with the dependency as unsafe for concatenation:

* concat=script1,script2,script5
* external-script3
* script4
  


",jczorkmid
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,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,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,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,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,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,18322,The Road to Magic Quotes Sanity,,General,3.2.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2011-08-03T20:26:25Z,2013-04-22T01:18:34Z,"For back compat reasons, wp_magic_quotes() performs addslashes() on GPCS data.  This is a pain, especially given that some core API expects slashes and some doesn't.  In hopes of someday losing the automatic GPCS slashing, let's introduce a flag to turn off the slashing as well as slash and unslash functions that consult the flag.  If slashing is on, these functions add and strip slashes.  If slashing is off, they return data unchanged.  Plugin authors can start using these functions and testing their code with GPCS slashing turned off and on.  Eventually, GPCS slashing would default to off and all calls to the slash and unslash functions could be removed from core.",ryan
Future Releases,22746,The metadata_exists() function should return the correct value if the get_$meta_type_metadata filter returns a non null value,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-05T00:04:20Z,2012-12-05T00:04:20Z,"The line [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-includes/meta.php?rev=23043#L324 324] should return $check instead of true, otherwise the filter doesn't normally work when someone wants to always return false for a given meta key.

Here's a quick way to reproduce it
{{{
> add_filter('get_user_metadata', '__return_false'); return metadata_exists('user', 1, 1)
TRUE
}}}",xknown
Future Releases,15349,TinyMCE Internal Links Not Extendable,filosofo,General,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-11-09T05:06:05Z,2010-12-07T19:04:58Z,It needs a couple filters and an action hook so we can modify and extend the content.,filosofo
Future Releases,24171,"Trashing a page selected as ""Page on Front"" produces homepage 404",,General,,low,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-23T21:58:26Z,2013-04-23T22:33:28Z,"Steps to produce:

1. Create a new page called ""My Home Page"". Add some bacon ipsum.
1. Assign the page as your static home page.
1. Trash the page, but don't delete it.

Expected behavior: My homepage reverts to a list of my most recent posts

Actual behavior: 404 template is loaded.

In r6337, we started listing most recent posts when the page is ''deleted''. However, there's a short circuit (added later) in `wp_delete_post()` to `wp_trash_post()`, which doesn't delete the option. This results in the homepage not being reset until the post is actually deleted.

I think the trashing behavior should be consistent with deleting behavior. 

Related: #16379, #14403",danielbachhuber
Future Releases,15030,Unserialize deep when returning arrays of metadata,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-10-04T11:05:52Z,2010-12-08T19:34:06Z,"Currently when retrieving an array of metadata values for an object (no meta key specialized), they are retrieved as serialized. Only when meta key is specified do we unserialize.

We should array_map( 'maybe_unserialize' ) on what we plan to return instead of forcing plugins to call that themselves.",nacin
Future Releases,22807,Updating a non-expiring transient with a new expiry date does not make it expire,,General,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-07T11:38:18Z,2012-12-07T11:38:18Z,"Consider this:
set_transient( 'Bug', 'v1');
set_transient( 'Bug', 'v2', 10 );

The second line will update 'Bug' with 'v2', but will not set autoload to 'no'. Hence, 'Bug' does never expire, and you can get its value 'v2' infinitely using

echo get_transient( 'Bug' );",bersbers
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,24133,"WP_Query, multiple 'orderby' values glitch",,General,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-19T02:45:46Z,2013-04-19T02:48:08Z,"According to the documentation, WP_Query argument 'orderby' allows for multiple values, but it doesn't work.

Looking in the code i found out why, the 'order' is only being applied to the last item in the list.

So for instance: 
    ('orderby' => 'title menu_order', 'order' => 'DECS')
Will end up as
    ""ORDER BY $wpdb->posts.menu_order, $wpdb->posts.post_menu_order DECS""

To fix (I hope), the following needs to be done to query.php line 2387
    $orderby_array[] = $orderby.' '.$q['order'];
",racura
Future Releases,23995,Weird Error After Post Published Successfully,,General,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-08T20:46:26Z,2013-04-09T23:20:59Z,"I didn't get the exact message, but I was stuck on the New Post screen after clicking Publish with something to the effect of: The server connection has been lost.  This message will go away once you get reconnected.

I ended up clicking on Visit Site and I could see that the post was already published.

My server has been acting up a bit today, so I figured this is a good time to test out the new post saving logic.  I'm not sure if this was the intended experience though?

Tested on 3.6-beta1.  Only happened once so far.",miqrogroove
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,18266,WordPress does not signal DB errors when adding/updating post,,General,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-07-27T05:56:18Z,2011-07-27T05:56:18Z,"WordPress does not signal DB errors when adding/updating post. As I checked, `edit_post()` (defined in wp-admin/includes/post.php) calls `wp_update_post()` but does not check if it returned error. Therefore end user never gets any error message.

I found this when I tried to replace valid SQL query with some invalid one, in order to stop insert operation when custom validation done in `wp_insert_post_data` hook failed.",sirzooro
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,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,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,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,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,16408,get_bloginfo('template_url') is not returning valid URLs.,,General,3.0.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-01-30T08:04:50Z,2011-02-01T04:04:00Z,"There seems to be a general consensus on the #wordpress IRC channel that URLs cannot contain spaces. I agree with this, and I'm almost sure the entire internet community would to. Based on this axiom, get_bloginfo('template_url') should return URLs with spaces properly encoded, otherwise, it's not returning a valid URL, hence it's not returning a URL at all. I'm guessing that get_bloginfo('template_url') is suppose to return a URL, so this must mean that it's not currently (as of version 3.0.3) doing what it's suppose to.

As for what a properly encoded space character in a URL would be, I'm not exactly sure. I know it's either %20 or +, but I wont make the decision as to which of these it is.

If you by any chance believe that URLs *should* contain spaces, then that's another problem related to wp_enqueue_script. wp_enqueue_script removes spaces from it's URL. Again, if you think URLs should contain spaces, then wp_enqueue_script should include them.

Either way you think about it, get_bloginfo (including bloginfo) or wp_enqueue_script contains a defect. You may argue that you should not use spaces in your directory/file names to begin with, but this argument is irrelevant.

Thank you. I would appreciate this issue not being overlooked. :)",figaroo
Future Releases,22950,get_boundary_post Does not return single post object,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-15T00:56:48Z,2012-12-15T11:49:01Z,"`get_boundary_post` Seems not to return a single `post` object, the way `get_adjacent_post` does.

It seems that `get_boundary_post` should call `array_shift` or `get_post` on the results, in a similar way to `get_adjacent_post`.

It's just odd that the behavior is different.",pathawks
Future Releases,17374,get_pages() with child_of forgets sort,,General,3.1.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-05-11T10:06:17Z,2011-05-11T10:06:17Z,"If you call {{{get_pages()}}} with both the {{{child_of}}} and {{{sort_column}}}, the sorting is not applied.

{{{child_of}}} makes it select all pages (sorted) and later applies a subselect via {{{get_page_children()}}}. This subselect can mess up the sort order.

An example was reported on http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/16921/get-pages-not-ordering-as-it-should

Related: #12821",janfabry
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,20368,htmlspecialchars() returns empty string for non-UTF-8 input in PHP 5.4,,General,,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-05T12:43:23Z,2013-03-04T18:04:55Z,"The default value of the input `$encoding` parameter for `htmlspecialchars()` changed to UTF-8 in PHP 5.4.  The prior default was ISO-8859-1.  The function's UTF-8 handler checks the input, returning an empty string if the input isn't valid UTF-8.

WordPress will see the UTF-8 validator kicking because most of the `htmlspecialchars()` calls don't use the `$encoding` parameter.  This will cause major problems for sites that have a `DB_CHARSET` other than `utf8`.

[http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.php.devel/71783 Posting 58859 to php-internals] by Rasmus gives a clear example of the problem.  Here is a link to [http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.php.devel/71777 view the whole thread], starting with posting 58853).

Creating two centralized functions is an approach for resolving this problem.  This route is simpler and easier to maintain than adding the parameters to each `htmlspecialchars()` call throughout the code base.

1. `wp_hsc_db()` for safely displaying database results.  Uses `DB_CHARSET` to calculate the appropriate `$encoding` parameter.  MySQL's character set names are not equivalent to the values PHP is looking for in the `$encoding` parameter.  Please see the `hsc_db()` method in the [http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/login-security-solution/trunk/login-security-solution.php Login Security Solution plugin] for a mapping of the valid options.

2. `wp_hsc_utf8()` for safely displaying strings known to be saved as UTF-8, such as error messages written in core.  Uses `UTF-8` as the `$encoding` parameter.  

Some calls in core use the `$flags` parameter, so these new functions will need the parameter too.  The default should be `ENT_COMPAT`, which works under PHP 5.2, 5.3 and 5.4.

It may be suggested that WP use `htmlspecialchar()`'s auto-detection option (by passing an empty string to the `$encoding` parameter).  This is not advisable because it can produce inconsistent behavior.  Even the PHP manual says this route is not recommended.",convissor
Future Releases,23407,http 403 should be returned for private content,,General,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-06T20:32:29Z,2013-02-07T09:18:40Z,"Right now a 404 is returned which indicates that there is no content at the URL while all you need to do in order to see it is to login.

Same probably applies to posts which where published and returned to draft state.

",mark-k
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,16916,make_clickable() and URI in context,,General,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-03-21T15:56:00Z,2011-03-21T15:56:00Z,"I just stumbled over [http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986#appendix-C Appendix C.  Delimiting a URI in Context] and was wondering if this has been taken into account for the make_clickable() routine so far.

Looks like <> angle brackets are  especially recommended as a delimitier.

IIRC we ingore it so far, would be nice to support the RFC.",hakre
Future Releases,16182,object_term_cache is never cleared for custom post types with non-shared taxonomy,,General,3.0,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-01-10T22:47:56Z,2011-02-02T19:38:14Z,"wp_insert_post() calls clean_post_cache() after updating the post.  However, when clean_object_term_cache() is called, it passes is hard coded to pass in the post_type of 'post'.  So the object_term_cache is never cleared for any taxonomies that are part of the post object type's taxonomies.",prettyboymp
Future Releases,22630,plugin_basename() fails on case-sensitive plugin directories,,General,1.5,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-29T06:11:13Z,2012-11-29T17:06:49Z,"When `WP_PLUGIN_DIR` has slightly different casing to the actual path, `plugin_basename()` returns the full path to the plugin file.

For example:

If `WP_PLUGIN_DIR` is set to `C:/Website/wp-content/plugins`, but the actual file-system path is `C:/Website/wp-content/Plugins`, `plugin_basename()` will return the full path to the plugin file.

The `plugin_basename()` function uses a `preg_replace` statement to find path to the plugin relative from `WP_PLUGIN_DIR`. If the actual path to the plugin directory does not match case to `WP_PLUGIN_DIR`, the preg_replace will fail. This is because preg_replace is not case sensitive.",bungeshea
Future Releases,23402,remove_query_arg messing up some URLs,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-06T01:00:41Z,2013-02-06T15:15:02Z,"I'm using remove_query_arg to strip utm campaign parameters from user-submitted URLs, but for some URLs it is replacing dots with underscores.

E.g. if you pass http://www.nanowerk.com/news2/newsid=28843.php into this:


{{{
$url = remove_query_arg( array(
	'utm_source'
	'utm_medium',
	'utm_campaign',
	'utm_term',
	'utm_content'
	), $url );

}}}

it returns http://www_nanowerk_com/news2/newsid=28843.php



",lumpysimon
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,23492,svn:ignore wp-config.php,,General,trunk,low,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-17T17:59:42Z,2013-02-17T17:59:42Z,"`wp-config.php` very often exists in Subversion checkouts, but it should never be committed. Could we add a `svn:ignore` property for it?",nbachiyski
Future Releases,12056,"target=""_blank"" being stripped from Profile Bio and Category Description",,General,2.9.2,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-01-27T16:50:00Z,2011-05-31T19:32:07Z,"Many apologies if this is a duplicate. I have searched but did not find it yet posted.

I noticed that target=""_blank"" is being stripped from my ""a href"" tags my profile ""Biographical Info"" field even though the ""a href"" with the URL and closing tag still remain. It happens every time I save my profile. 

This was independently verified.

It is a regular wordpress install running 2.9.1 (not wordpressmu, etc.).

My original thread can be found here:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/355388?replies=1",lovewpmu
Future Releases,14938,title of add_settings_section and add_settings_field,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-09-22T16:44:40Z,2011-01-16T17:10:15Z,"When the title of both these functions is left blank, they echo 
<h3></h3> and <table><th>.... on to the page. 

When the title is left blank, they shouldn't add the blank tags.",gandham
Future Releases,22233,update_option() fails when value has nested objects,,General,3.4.2,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-20T16:29:08Z,2012-11-22T03:28:30Z,"This gist has an example of how this problem can be reproduced: https://gist.github.com/3923757

If you run the three functions in three separate page loads you will see that the foo attribute of `$b` doesn't get saved. It seems to be some kind of cache problem. 

I've been able to reproduce this in 3.4.2, 3.4.3-alpha and 3.5-beta2 ",exz
Future Releases,24266,update_post_meta doesn't change post modified date,,General,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-05T05:10:14Z,2013-05-06T04:04:17Z,"In building an application I wanted to query for posts that were modified since a specific date/time. 

The only issue is the majority of our changes are to post meta and not to post content, this means these changes don't show up in the query. 

To solve this I'm tying into the action, but I feel like this is something that should be done by default.",DennisSmolek
Future Releases,21900,update_post_meta() returns FALSE when meta_value to be updated is the same,,General,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-15T17:15:17Z,2012-10-13T00:52:12Z,"Since [14564] update_metadata() (wp-includes/meta.php [20435]) in lines 129-136 checks to see if the meta_value to be updated is the same as the value that already exists in the database.  The point of this check, presumably, is to prevent running a needless UPDATE query.  That's fine and good.

Currently, if the values are the same the function returns FALSE.  I think it should return TRUE in this case.  While I understand that from one point of view it should be false, since nothing was actually updated, if I'm trying to update my metadata to a certain value, and the end result is that the value in the database matches the value I submitted, isn't that a win?  In other words, even though no UPDATE query was actually executed, the postmeta was ""updated"" to have the value that was specified in update_post_meta().

Here's an example of when this could be an issue:

{{{
function my_plugin_ajax_save_metadata() {
    // create a success flag
    $success = true;
    // $postid passed in via post variables
    $postid = $_POST[ 'postid' ];
    // data fields from post passed in from a serialized array
    parse_str( $_POST[ 'data' ], $fields );
    // my custom post meta fields all have names that begin with _mymeta
    foreach( $fields as $key => $val ) {
        // if a field is one of my meta fields, attempt to update it
        if ( false !== strpos( $key, '_mymeta' ) ) {
            // if $val is the same as what's already in the db, $success will be false
            $success = update_post_meta( $postid, $key, $val );
        }
        if ( false === $success ) {
            // uh-oh, update_post_meta failed, need to handle it
            // but updating a meta value to the same value is not really a fail
            $message = ""Error updating metadata: $key = $val"";
            break;
        }
    }
    echo ( $success ) ? 'Success.' : $message;
    exit;
}
add_action( 'wp_ajax_save_meta', 'my_plugin_ajax_save_metadata' );
}}}

Of course, I could use get_post_meta() to find out if values have changed before calling update_post_meta(), but since update_metadata() already does this (line 131), it seems wasteful for me to have to do it.

I guess another alternative would be to return something besides TRUE or FALSE when the values are the same, but I'm not sure what that would be.
",mcbenton
Future Releases,17015,wp_list_pages incorrect hierarchy when using include and sorting by title,,General,3.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-04-01T17:02:31Z,2011-04-02T04:12:21Z,"I am using wp_list_pages to create a page hierarchy. I only want the grandchildren of specific pages, so I generate a list of page IDs to send to wp_list_pages. I sort them by page title.  The hierarchy is not handled correctly when a grandchild's title sorts before its parent.

How it should come out:[[BR]]
About Us[[BR]]
 -Board of Directors[[BR]]
   --Annual Reports[[BR]]
 -FAQ[[BR]]
 -Initiatives[[BR]]
  --Ohio...[[BR]]
  --Reach[[BR]]

How it comes out:[[BR]]
About Us[[BR]]
 -Annual Reports[[BR]]
 -Board of Directors[[BR]]
 -FAQ[[BR]]
 -Initiatives[[BR]]
  --Ohio...[[BR]]
  --Reach[[BR]]

I've moved things around and verified that this sorts correctly:[[BR]]
About Us[[BR]]
 -Board of Directors[[BR]]
   --ZZZAnnual Reports[[BR]]
 -FAQ[[BR]]
 -Initiatives[[BR]]
  --Ohio...[[BR]]
  --Reach[[BR]]

If one grandchild has a sort order above its parent, all the grandchildren are pulled above the parent in the hierarchy. For example:[[BR]]
About Us[[BR]]
 -Board of Directors[[BR]]
   --ZZZAnnual Reports[[BR]]
 -FAQ[[BR]]
 -AAAAOhio...[[BR]]
 -Reach[[BR]]
 -Initiatives[[BR]]",JohnColvin
Future Releases,15667,"wp_list_pages, if it finds no pages to display, shows random child pages instead because of a bug in get_pages()",,General,3.0.2,normal,critical,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-12-03T19:12:46Z,2011-01-16T05:09:28Z,"How to reproduce:[[BR]]
- About page is published
- additionally, there is a number of parent pages[[BR]]
- these each have a number of children[[BR]]
- when calling wp_list_pages(), the ""exclude"" attr excludes all parent pages, and display only the About page.

This works as long as there is at least 1 other page published that is not in the list of excluded IDs. In this example, as soon as the About page is set to ""draft"", wp_list_pages stops working correctly.

So... with no other pages besides the excluded ones published, we do this:

1) wp_list_pages('title_li=&depth=1&exclude=3,5,7');
=> wp_list_pages SHOULD return nothing, but instead it displays all child pages of the first parent page ID in the ""exclude"" attr (here: 3).

Now we now add the ""exclude_tree"" attr just for fun:

2) wp_list_pages('title_li=&depth=1&exclude=3,5,7&exclude_tree=3,5,7');
=> should again return nothing, but instead, it displays the first-ever published child page globally (here: a child page of 5).

It looked like random behavior at first but I've been able to identify the above pattern. I'm guessing it's a failing condition somewhere in the function.",bobsoap
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,16516,wp_page_menu documentation of the sort_column parameter,,General,3.0.5,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-02-10T15:13:13Z,2011-02-10T15:13:13Z,"The [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.0.5/wp-includes/post-template.php#L810 source code documentation] for wp_page_menu reads:

{{{
* <li><strong>sort_column</strong> - How to sort the list of pages. Defaults
* to page title. Use column for posts table.</li>
}}}

The actual default value is {{{'menu_order, post_title'}}} (correctly, as per [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/10266 Ticket 10266]).

",FrancescoRizzi
Future Releases,12657,wp_signon() adds one filter per call,,General,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-03-20T11:52:10Z,2010-10-02T00:35:56Z,"If wp_signon() is called multiple times, the filter will be added multiple times. Next to this a lot of the function seems to be just typed in in the wish that it does work instead of doing things properly. See quote: ""ugly hack to pass this to wp_authenticate_cookie"" or leftover TODO markings and the like.

Should be put in order prior to next release.",hakre
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,22325,Abstract GPCS away from the superglobals,,General,,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2012-10-30T21:15:41Z,2013-03-21T00:27:16Z,"As discussed at #wpcs, it looks like we want to move away from directly using the GPCS superglobals. This gives us a way to handle slashing backwards compatibility moving forward.

This is still a heap of versions away, but this is a way to keep any notes central.",rmccue
Future Releases,23471,"Abstraction of post format parameters (wp_update_post(), XML-RPC, template tags)",,General,trunk,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2013-02-13T19:55:58Z,2013-05-16T12:07:38Z,"#19570 is introducing a UI for post formats. Correspondingly, various post meta fields will be introduced to store the extended data that's used in some post formats (eg. the URL field for a link or the source field for a quote).

Anything that interacts with the XML-RPC API and wants to support post formats (eg. future versions of the [http://wordpress.org/extend/mobile/ WordPress mobile apps]) will therefore need to:

 1. Send the various post format meta fields in its requests, and
 2. Receive the various post format meta fields in responses.

There should be some abstraction available at all levels of saving and fetching posts, don't we have to deal with the post meta fields directly. We should:

 1. Introduce a new parameter to the `wp.newPost` and `wp.editPost` XML-RPC methods for specifying the values of the extended post format fields when saving posts,
 2. Introduce a new parameter to the `wp.getPost` and `wp.getPosts` XML-RPC methods for returning the values of the extended post format fields when fetching posts,
 3. Introduce a new parameter to `wp_update_post()` for specifying the values of the extended post format fields when saving posts, and
 4. Introduce template tags for displaying/returning the values of the extended post format fields.

Point number 4 may be being covered somewhere else. I know it's been mentioned in IRC but I couldn't find mention of it on Trac.

The end result of this is that extended post format data is abstracted from its storage method.

Consideration: Which of these fields will be required and which are optional (on a per-post-format basis).

Thoughts? I'm happy to volunteer a first patch (or patches).",johnbillion
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,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,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,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,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,11212,Add filter to wp_parse_args(),,General,2.9,lowest,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2009-11-21T05:23:01Z,2011-02-02T09:23:16Z,"This will allow for some l33t hackery (basically being able to modify a wide variety of functions).

Think we could squeeze it into 2.9 since it's just a filter?",Viper007Bond
Future Releases,23237,Add tag function to format markup,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-01-19T06:46:55Z,2013-05-16T04:32:30Z,"Related to #23236 I'd like to add a generic function for making html tags:

{{{
wp_tag( $tagname, $attrs, $inner_html ) // returns an html tag
wp_tag_e( $tagname, $attrs, $inner_html ) // echoes an html tag
}}}

$attrs could be an array|string, and the tag should only close if $inner_html is defined, like tag() in [http://phat.airve.com phat].",ryanve
Future Releases,16431,Adding include to wp_list_comments(),,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-02-01T04:27:50Z,2011-02-01T07:23:31Z,"I have been building a simple forum on Wordpress using posts as questions, top-level comments as answers, replies as comments on answers. 

Choosing a best answer is available, which adds the ID of the chosen answer (comment) ti the postmeta of the question. 

I would like to arrange my answers so that the first one is the chosen best answer, and below you can view the normal flow of answers.

It would be nice if this could be done using wp_list_comments(). I would call it once and use ""include"" to show just the one comment, and then I would call it again without the include to show the usual flow of comments. 

I believe this might be generally helpful in other cases as well though.  ",danielpataki
Future Releases,14741,Allow MS sites to share a posts table,filosofo,General,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-08-30T22:20:24Z,2010-08-30T22:20:24Z,"MS should allow admins to set a constant in `wp-config.php` that looks for all post objects to be in the main `posts` table.  When that constant is true, one could distinguish sites by a postmeta value.

This would make activity-stream like stuff across sites much easier to do as well as allow network-wide custom post types.",filosofo
Future Releases,22631,Allow change of dropins folder,,General,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-11-29T07:02:44Z,2012-11-29T15:44:06Z,"Dropins are stored in the `wp-content` directory. Currently there is no way to alter this (short of editing core code).

The `get_dropins()` function does not utilize filters or predefined constants in any way.

Probably the best method here would be to define `WP_DROPINS_DIR` constant in `/wp-includes/default-constants.php` that can be overridden in wp-config.php.",bungeshea
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,17526,Allow themes and plugins to disable options in the admin,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-05-20T20:19:50Z,2011-05-20T22:09:04Z,"I frequently set options in functions.php by hooking 'pre_option_*', thus whatever the user does in the admin interface they can't change it.

There should be a filter to make the option obviously disabled to the user (it should probably also set the disabled attribute on the form fields) and perhaps add a short message saying for instance ""This option was changed by $plugin_name, visit $link to change it."" or ""This option has been set by the '$theme_name' theme. It cannot be changed.""",holizz
Future Releases,11642,Allow to define upload path and url in wp-config.php,,General,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-12-27T11:11:35Z,2012-09-28T11:44:33Z,"When someone wants to move default directories elsewhere, he/she must do work in two places: add defines to wp-config.php and change upload path on settings page. I think it will be good to introduce two new defines: UPLOAD_PATH and UPLOAD_URL_PATH. When they will be defined, WordPress should use them and do not allow to change these on settings page - similarly to home and site url options.",sirzooro
Future Releases,21521,Audit use of set_time_limit(),,General,3.4.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2012-08-08T17:28:21Z,2012-10-18T13:07:12Z,Core calls this half a dozen times. The call in wp_get_http() interferes with unit tests. Unit tests will terminate 60 seconds after wp_get_http() is called. Let's justify each use of set_time_limit() and remove what we can.,ryan
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,18561,Better Way to Insert Things Below Individual Posts,,General,3.2.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-09-01T03:56:21Z,2013-04-22T19:02:15Z,"More and more plugins want to drop stuff in below each post (especially common among plugins focused on encouraging the sharing of content). There's not really a great way to do it, though, if your single-post-area doesn't end with the last line of body text. Many themes put the byline/date/metadata below -- rather than above, which used to be the norm -- the post content, including our own Twenty Eleven.  See the screenshot to see how ugly it is when a plugin (or two, or more) uses the the_content filter to insert something at the ""end"" of each post. 

Inserting the sharing and like rows (in this example) at the bottom of the post text before the byline/classification metadata seems wrong. It should go below that, so it is closely related to commenting, not part of the content itself. The plugin-generated widget is not ""by"" the post author, after all.

I have been told that options for addressing this are basically either modifying the theme and/or getting a new filter in place. Whatever we need to do, let's do it, because misplacing plugin-provided tools inside the content rather than after it is a) really bad IA, and b) crazy ugly.",jane
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,18243,Can you make `add_settings_error` work for custom top-level admin menus?,,General,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-07-25T13:13:33Z,2013-03-15T23:46:07Z,"Currently when trying to use the Settings API on custom top-level admin menus, `add_settings_error` will fail to work. It fails silently, and no error message is displayed. I'm told this is because `options-head.php` is not included on custom top-level admin menu pages.",jcskyrocket
Future Releases,22110,Check for current conditional,,General,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-10-05T17:12:18Z,2012-10-11T00:37:05Z,"More than once I've needed a programmatic way to determine what page is being displayed, for example when implementing event tracking recently:


{{{
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', function() {
	wp_enqueue_script( 'my-site', get_template_directory_uri() . '/js/mysite.js', array( 'jquery' ), '1', true );

	// Figure out what type of page we're on
	$is = '';
	foreach ( $GLOBALS['wp_query'] as $key => $value ) {
		if ( true === $value && 'is_' === substr( $key, 0, 3 ) ) {
			$is = substr( $key, 3, strlen($key) );
			break;
		}
	}
	wp_localize_script( 'my-site', 'event_tracking', array(
		'category' => $is,
	) );
} );

}}}
And then used like:

{{{
<a onclick=""_gaq.push(['_trackEvent', event_tracking.category, 'more-stories', 'click']);"">Action</a>
}}}

Now granted the above way to determine the current page is a little janky, and has at least one flaw (on custom post type archives because both ""is_archive"" and ""is_post_type_archive"" are set, and it will find ""is_archive"" first, every time).  TBH this was me with a bowl of chili in one hand trying to avoid typing out ""if ( is_* ) { } elseif ( is_* ) { } elseif ( is_* ) {} ..."".  

A saner function would probably explicitly check each conditional, which would make it a little more tedious but also more maintainable:

{{{
function where_am_i( $return = 'simple' ) {
	global $wp_query;
	
	if ( ! isset( $wp_query ) ) {
		_doing_it_wrong( __FUNCTION__, __( 'Conditional query tags do not work before the query is run. Before then, they always return false.' ), '3.5' );
		return false;
	}
	
	$primary = null;
	$secondary = null;
	$tertiary = null;
	
	// Tried to maintain the hierarchy from query.php
	if ( true === $wp_query->is_robots ) {
		$primary = 'robots';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_attachment ) {
		$primary = 'attachment';
		$secondary = 'single';
		$tertiary = 'singular';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_page ) {
		$primary = 'page';
		$tertiary = 'singular';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_single ) {
		$primary = 'single';
		$secondary = 'singular';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_search ) {
		$primary = 'search';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_time ) {
		$primary = 'time';
		$secondary = 'date';
		$tertiary = 'archive';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_day ) {
		$primary = 'day';
		$secondary = 'date';
		$tertiary = 'archive';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_month ) {
		$primary = 'month';
		$secondary = 'date';
		$tertiary = 'archive';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_year ) {
		$primary = 'year';
		$secondary = 'date';
		$tertiary = 'archive';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_date ) {
		$primary = 'date';
		$secondary = 'archive';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_category ) {
		$primary = 'category';
		$secondary = 'archive';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_tag ) {
		$primary = 'tag';
		$secondary = 'archive';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_tax ) {
		$primary = 'custom_taxonomy';
		$secondary = 'archive';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_author ) {
		$primary = 'author';
		$secondary = 'archive';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_post_type_archive ) {
		$primary = 'post_type';
		$secondary = 'archive';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_feed ) {
		$primary = 'feed';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_trackback ) {
		$primary = 'trackback';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_comments_popup ) {
		$primary = 'comments_popup';
		$secondary = 'comments';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_preview ) {
		$primary = 'preview';
		$secondary = 'singular';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_admin ) {
		$primary = 'admin';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_comment_feed ) {
		$primary = 'comment_feed';
		$secondary = 'comments';
		$tertiary = 'feed';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_404 ) {
		$primary = '404';
		$secondary = 'singular';
	} elseif ( true === $wp_query->is_home ) {
		$primary = 'home';
		if ( true === $wp_query->is_posts_page ) {
			$secondary = 'posts_page';
			$tertiary = 'page';
		} else {
			$secondary = 'static_page';
		}
	}
	
	if ( 'detailed' === $return ) {
		$details = compact( $primary, $secondary, $tertiary );
		$details = array_filter( $details ); // Remove empty
		return $details;
	}
	
	// 'simple' === $return
	return $primary;
}
}}}

Should it use $wp_the_query so that it always acts on the main query?  ",mintindeed
Future Releases,13504,Create cookie name hash option,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-05-23T16:45:47Z,2010-05-23T16:46:10Z,"I put this on future release but we should do it early in 3.1. Currently, by default,

an upgraded MU install has an empty string as a cookie name hash

a single WP site uses the siteurl option as the seed for a MD5 hash

a WP -> WP 3.0 network uses the main site's siteurl option + '/' as the seed for a MD5 hash

We should move these to a common more appropriately name option/site option and give the super admin(s) the ability to change it and/or generate a new one.",wpmuguru
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,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,23677,Feed autodiscovery for custom taxonomy and perhaps date archives,,General,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-03-03T16:53:09Z,2013-03-03T16:53:09Z,"In #21648 we enabled the ""autodiscovery"" of feeds for custom post types. Further review of this solution reveals a few remaining issues:

a) Function `feed_links_extra()` in file `wp-includes/general-template.php` still does not add `<link>` tags for autodiscovery of either custom taxonomy archives or date (year/month/day) archives. You can argue that feeds for date archives might not be particularly useful, but they are generated, so why do we not provide links to them?  A helper function does exist to obtain the link for custom taxonomy archive feeds, but there is no corresponding support for date archives.

b) The helper functions for obtaining feed links in file `link-template.php` are not particularly easy to use, requiring much examination of the queried object.  If a theme or plugin wishes to include explicit hyperlinks to feeds (i.e. `<a>` tags) then it is presently forced to duplicate much of the code from function `feed_links_extra()`. I suggest the bulk of the code from here should be moved into a new function within `link-template.php` where it can be reused to generate either `<link>` or `<a>` tags as needed.

c) We seem to have a helper function for feeds containing search results with comments (`get_search_comments_feed_link()` in `wp-includes/link-template.php`). Whilst this feed is generated, it's not clear why ""search"" is treated specially here and why if this was considered useful there are no corresponding feeds for comments on other archives.",mdgl
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,22612,Filterable default for wp_safe_redirect/wp_validate_redirect,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-11-27T21:00:22Z,2012-11-29T18:06:41Z,"The default/fallback for {{{wp_safe_redirect}}} is {{{admin_url()}}}. It would be nice to have a filter to be able to modify this (e.g. redirect to {{{home_url()}}} instead, which is probably a better default anyway).",batmoo
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,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,23169,Introduce register_post_status_for_object_type,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2013-01-10T08:35:46Z,2013-05-10T12:37:39Z,Similar to what `register_taxonomy_for_object_type` does with taxonomies.,kovshenin
Future Releases,23168,Introduce remove_post_status,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2013-01-10T08:32:49Z,2013-05-10T12:37:37Z,Plugins and themes should be able to remove the default post statuses defined by core.,kovshenin
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,22283,Load login page over HTTPS if FORCE_SSL_LOGIN is set,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-10-26T03:08:52Z,2012-11-24T15:09:34Z,"Currently, if FORCE_SSL_LOGIN is set, we will make the HTTP POST request containing the username and password over SSL when logging in, but not the GET request for the login page.  Users shouldn't have to examine HTML to figure out if their password is being sent in plain text.  To ensure user confidence that they are logging in via an encrypted connection, we should redirect requests for the login page to https:// if FORCE_SSL_LOGIN, not only if FORCE_SSL_ADMIN is set.  Troy Hunt explains the issue well in his post here - http://www.troyhunt.com/2011/01/ssl-is-not-about-encryption.html

While FORCE_SSL_ADMIN is obviously ""best"" it is not always possible or practical, but this at least makes the login experience consistent.

",barry
Future Releases,22534,Make bundled JavaScript LibreJS compatible,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-11-22T01:27:21Z,2012-12-16T06:45:43Z,"Many free software advocates don't want to run proprietary JavaScript code in their browsers. The Free Software Foundation has releases a Firefox extension called LibreJS that blocks non-free JavaScript from running: https://www.gnu.org/software/librejs/

WordPress is released under the GPLv2 license, but LibreJS still blocks WordPress JavaScript files because they don't have the appropriate license blocks.

To fix this, we can either add comments to the top of each .js file with the license, or we can use JavaScript web labels to define the license for each js file in HTML.

Here are instructions for marking your JavaScript as free so that LibreJS users will execute it:
https://www.gnu.org/software/librejs/free-your-javascript.html",micahflee
Future Releases,17340,Mark up script-loader.php versions for programmatic updating,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-05-06T18:51:56Z,2011-05-08T14:51:36Z,"Whenever we update one of our dev CSS or JS files, we have to use YUI to re-minify them, and bump their version number in script-loader.php. The YUI part can be done programmatically, but it's not quite possible to bump the script-loader.php version numbers without manual intervention. If the number strings (yyyymmdd{optional-abcd suffix}) were marked up with PHP comments in a standardized way, we could automate that step as well.

Since any script would have the file name in hand, I propose the following:

{{{/*#wp-admin/css/wp-admin.dev.css#wp-includes/css/fake.dev.css*/'20110203b'}}}

That is, a PHP comment block that immediately starts with a hash (#) and is followed by one or more dev URLs that the version number applies to (multiple ones separated by another hash), and immediately followed by a version string enclosed in single quotes, in the format:

{{{/'([0-9]{4})([0-9]{2})([0-9]{2})([a-z]?)'/}}}",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,12254,Move show_message() into WP_Error class and add support for various WP_Error features that are missing,jeremyclarke,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-02-16T19:31:05Z,2010-11-29T17:38:59Z,"Revisiting an old ticket about the mass upgrader (#11232) after working on my ticket for the Settings API (#11474) makes me think both cases are running into a wider problem related to the way WP_Error messages are handled system-wide. There just isn't a way to show them that fits with the detailed system that exists around logging errors with WP_Error. In both cases having a built-in way to display all messages logged in a WP_Error object would simplify their code and make their use of WP_Error much more logical and less haphazard.

== WP_Error is intense ==
WP_Error objects can have an infinite number of messages logged inside them into $code groups which themselves can even have multiple message values/ 

{{{
 WP_Error::add($code, $message, $data = '')
}}}

You can then retrieve error messages for a specific code using WP_Error::get_error_messages()

== show_message() is weak ==
In contrast to this useful maleability is the show_message() function used by various updater scripts to access WP_Error messages:

{{{
/**
 * {@internal Missing Short Description}}
 *
 * @since unknown
 *
 * @param unknown_type $message
 */
function show_message($message) {
	if( is_wp_error($message) ){
		if( $message->get_error_data() )
			$message = $message->get_error_message() . ': ' . $message->get_error_data();
		else
			$message = $message->get_error_message();
	}
	echo ""<p>$message</p>\n"";
}
}}}

Living in misc.php, this is clearly not the most loved function in WordPress, but beyond its lack of documentation and arguments it also actually doesn't make sense when combined with the nature of WP_Error, and I'd argue that it should be a first-class citizen of the WP_Error API. 

=== Deal with the input as WP_Error class by default === 
For one thing its argument is named $message, which is a misnomer since it also supports complex WP_Error objects. I think it should be called $error and it should attempt to handle the error object in as much detail as possible. If this function is given a string instead of an error_object it should just show the text with the default formatting. 

=== Move it into the class defintion ===
The function logic should also be moved to be inside WP_Error as ::show_message() as well as maybe adding a ::show_messages() to differentiate between forcing the first message in the object and showing any relevant messages. The original function can be kept as a shell for the class method. 

=== Support $code and $data better ===
The updated function should allow $code values to be specified to show only messages related to a specific error $code (from WP_Error::add()) as well as some kind of option specifying whether the contents of the $data value for the results should be displayed.

=== Add support for 'types' of errors for display purposes ===
To really have valuable visual cues linked with error display the system needs to be adapted to handle error types like 'error', 'updated' and something green like 'success'. Having this be part of hte API would increase the likelihood of people using the system because it will make it easier to quickly add visual errors to a plugin. IMHO the easiest way to achieve this would be to link 'types' with CSS classes expected to exist in wp-admin. 'updated' and 'error' classes already exist, yellow and red respectively, and can be a starting point. This way marking an error as 'error' or 'updated' automatically controls the color it will be when show_messages() is run. 

This would probably require modifying the WP_Error::wp_error() and WP_Error::add() methods to accept a 4th argument, but would be a great step forward. 

=== Use nice formatting ===
I think the formatting should be the same as the 'settings updated' message from after you save a settings page. It is malleable and stands out in the admin:
{{{
<div class=""updated fade""><p><strong> MESSAGE </strong></p></div>
}}}


== Lets make showing errors easy ==
Even though these functionalities aren't needed for the current uses of show_message() in the upgrader process I think they will inform and improve those systems when the changes are taken into account. WP_Error is fairly powerful but not used enough because it is incomplete and awkward. Improving show_message() to fill this hole will mature the API and hopefully get plugin authors using it in more detail. It would definitely make integrating WP_Error into the Settings API much easier. 

== Thoughts on this before I make a patch? ==

I'll try to work on this soon but am interested in feedback. Anyone had this idea before and ran into a wall? Something else you think should be included?",jeremyclarke
Future Releases,16866,Multisite registration uses extra redirect,spathon,General,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reviewing,,2011-03-16T15:08:34Z,2011-07-16T22:05:43Z,"When you are on a sub-blogg and choose register you are sent to wp-login.php?action=register and because it is a multisite it redirects to wp-signup.php. wp-signup.php then redirects to wp-signup.php on the main site. 

if
{{{
wp_redirect( apply_filters( 'wp_signup_location', site_url('wp-signup.php') ) ); // row 488 in wp-login.php
}}}
were set to network_home_url instead of site_url there would be one less redirects and risk for plugins to cause problems.


",spathon
Future Releases,22293,New Filter for wp_update_term,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-10-26T22:26:54Z,2012-10-26T22:46:31Z,"I need a filter for $slug in this function. I want to check if there is a page with the same slug, because i don't use the category base.

Thanks very much.",baernty
Future Releases,22845,"On 32-bit systems, with post IDs higher than PHP_INT_MAX (2147483647) wordpress does not run fine",,General,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-10T09:13:01Z,2012-12-12T17:42:54Z,"Logging all the MySQL queries I discovered that the queries that should pick my posts were all doing something like this:

SELECT post_id, meta_key, meta_value FROM wp_postmeta WHERE post_id IN (2147483647,2147483647,2147483647,2147483647,2147483647,2147483647,2147483647,2147483647,2147483647,2147483647)

This 2147483647 number clearly has something in it: it's the PHP_INT_MAX value on 32-bit operating systems, while on 64-bit machines it's 9223372036854775807 http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.integer.php

So, the problem is divided in 2 parts: I run on a 32 bit system, and I have my IDs a bit too high.

I know that 2147483647 is a bit high for a post ID, but I discovered this the hard way. 
Now, I would have preferred an error message in the administrator interface. Do you think it's a good idea?",copesc
Future Releases,18003,"On the Credits page, add Male/Female tags for each person, for use in translation",,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-07-06T12:20:16Z,2011-07-06T18:16:56Z,"The Credits page mentions contributors along with their role in the project: ""Lead Developer"", ""Guest Committer"", etc.

When translating to certain languages (for e.g., Hebrew), these roles are translated differently when the person is male or female. For example, in Hebrew there would be a different translation for male lead developers (מפתח ראשי) and female lead developers (מפתחת ראשית).

This doesn't cause an issue with translation at the moment, since the only woman on the credits page that has her role mentioned in Jane, and she's the only ""User Experience Lead"". So in translation, we can translate everything else as male and only translate that string as female.

In the interest of future proofing the credits page, I suggest we add two different strings for each role - male and female. In English and other languages will use both the same way, but languages that are not gender-neutral will be able to translate them correctly. This would obviously require that we know the gender of all the people mentioned.

I tried very hard to ignore all the political aspects of this issue - I hope we can get through this without having to discuss them :)",RanYanivHartstein
Future Releases,16755,PHP5-port - uniqid(),,General,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-03-05T11:15:01Z,2011-03-05T11:15:01Z,"[http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.uniqid.php uniqid()] does not need a prefix (any longer).

Places in use can be checked if they need to have it passed or not.

Related: #16753",hakre
Future Releases,13412,Parent parameter returns no results in get_pages(),,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-05-16T16:53:40Z,2010-05-16T17:03:13Z,"The get_pages() function in post.php returns no results when parent != 0, rather than returning the pages that are children of the immediate page. 

Given page ID 30, which has 3 child pages, calling get_pages('parent=30') will return nothing.

The problem is in the following lines (line ~2600 at the time of writing):
if ( $child_of || $hierarchical )
	$pages = & get_page_children($child_of, $pages);

Hierarchical, by default, is set to true, this this conditional will typically be true. When it does so, it filters out all of the pages retrieved up to this point and, by the time it returns, there are no pages left.

The quick work-around I'm currently using is to call the following instead:
get_pages('parent=0&hierarchical=0'), overriding the default value so that conditional doesn't execute.

The one exception to this is that calling get_pages('parent=0') should function even with this bug.",jda10487
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,9763,Please include IdeaWebServer in $is_apache (in wp-includes/vars.php),,General,2.7.1,low,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-05-08T22:22:45Z,2013-01-06T09:04:39Z,"IdeaWebServer is a web server software developed an used in largest polish ISP server farm. This software handles over 205972 domains (according to http://top100.pl/). I hope its worth including support for IdeaWebServer in Wordpress.

Installing Wordpress on IdeaWebServer is easy (as it is mostly apache compatible), but two tweaks need to be done.

Tweak 1st: include IdeaWebServer in $is_apache

Tweak 2nd: use only ""http://host/redirect"" redirections (no ""Location: /somewere"", only ""Location: http://host/somewere"")

Here comes the patch (against r11244):
{{{
Index: wp-includes/vars.php
===================================================================
--- wp-includes/vars.php	(wersja 11244)
+++ wp-includes/vars.php	(kopia robocza)
@@ -65,7 +65,9 @@
  * Whether the server software is Apache or something else
  * @global bool $is_apache
  */
-$is_apache = ((strpos($_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE'], 'Apache') !== false) || (strpos($_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE'], 'LiteSpeed') !== false)) ? true : false;
+$is_apache = ((strpos($_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE'], 'Apache') !== false) ||
+(strpos($_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE'], 'LiteSpeed') !== false) ||
+(strpos($_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE'], 'IdeaWebServer') !== false)) ? true : false;
 
 /**
  * Whether the server software is IIS or something else
Index: wp-includes/pluggable.php
===================================================================
--- wp-includes/pluggable.php	(wersja 11244)
+++ wp-includes/pluggable.php	(kopia robocza)
@@ -857,6 +857,9 @@
 
 	$location = wp_sanitize_redirect($location);
 
+	if ($location[0] == '/')
+		$location = get_bloginfo('url') . $location;
+
 	if ( $is_IIS ) {
 		header(""Refresh: 0;url=$location"");
 	} else {
}}}

[http://www.burghardt.pl/2008/03/wordpress-na-serwerze-ideawebserver-w-homepl/ More about this issues (in Polish).]",burghardt
Future Releases,16462,Plugin Editor does not work for Must-Use Plugins,,General,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-02-05T12:11:50Z,2011-02-05T12:11:50Z,"Since [10737] (WP 2.8), WordPress has support for so called [http://hakre.wordpress.com/2010/05/01/must-use-and-drop-ins-plugins/ Must-Use Plugins]. Since [13233] (WP 3.0) those are listed in the admin panel.

By default, Plugins can be edited on the ''Edit Plugins'' page ({{{/wp-admin/plugin-editor.php}}}).

On WordPress 3.0.4 it's not possible to edit Must-Use plugins.

User who can edit plugins should be enabled to edit the ''must-use''-variant of plugins as well.

Related: #11861
",hakre
Future Releases,20148,Preview post in Webkit browser doesn't render Flash objects,,General,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-03-01T10:14:49Z,2013-02-10T21:49:21Z,"When inserting a Flash <object> via HTML and use Preview function in Chrome it doesn't show.

- Tested on a clean WordPress 3.3.1 install, no plugins activated, theme: twentyeleven.
- The <object> code is available in the sourcecode. It just doesn't render... When you hit refresh it shows.
- Tried this on multiple work stations (Windows and Mac os). All versions of Chrome.
- Only in Chrome. Firefox has no issues with this function.
- There is no difference between Multisite or Single site installations.
- I'm Administrator (or Network administrator) in all cases.

Issue is also on WordPress support forums: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/preview-post-in-chrome-mac-os-doesnt-generate-flash-objects
",thomasvanderbeek
Future Releases,7745,Private posts cannot have unpublished or pending review status,,General,2.6.1,low,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-09-15T16:32:19Z,2013-01-22T16:46:33Z,"Posts with private ticked are immediately set to published, and cannot be reverted to unpublished or pending review while private is ticked. Given the default use of private posts, this behavior is understandable, but it seems far simpler if the behavior remained consistent with public posts.

In our particular case, we are using Role Manager to allow subscribers to read private posts. A simple solution that suits our particular needs well. But we really need the full draft/review process, just as with public posts.",nyoungman
Future Releases,22049,"Reading settings let users choose between ""Full text"" or ""Summary"" for the feeds but not for the blog page",,General,1.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-09-30T00:35:38Z,2012-10-01T11:20:57Z,"Please make the life of new Wordpress users easier.

Why not let users chose with a simple option if they want Wordpress to show the ""Full text"" or a ""Summary"" of the posts on the blog page?

== Scenario ==

'''> OPTION 1:'''

If user checks option 1 (""Full text"") the blog page would ''always'' (!) show Full text.

'''> OPTION 2:'''

If user checks option 2 (""Summary"") the blog page would show summaries based on the following priority order:

'''1)''' Teaser (generated with the ""more"" tag"")

'''2)''' Manual excerpt (if there is no ""more"" tag in the post)

'''3)''' Automatic excerpt (if there is no manual excerpt and no ""more"" tag in the post)

The way it is working now seems very confusing to me. Relation between ''manual excerpts'', ''automatic excerpts'' and ''teasers'' is everything but simple to understand for a beginner. Moreover some themes use the ""''the_content()''"" tag in their post template while others use the ""''the_excerpt()''"" tag. This makes the whole thing even more difficult to understand when switching from a theme to another.

Such a '''basic''' option is available for the feeds. It should also be available for the pages, shouldn't it?

'''Please check the attached image as my English is not perfect.
'''

Thanks

P.S. The ""[http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/post-teaser/ Post teaser]"" plugin might be a good starting point.",Lorangeo
Future Releases,23367,Remove message parameters fron admin URl's in the browser address bar,,General,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-02-02T07:31:20Z,2013-02-02T07:31:20Z,"Scenario: When a post is being published successfully ""message=6"" is appended to the URL. If I refresh the page while in that state I will get the ""post published"" message again, although nothing was done.

There is probably nothing functionally wrong with the way things work now but it can be esthetically more pleasant if that parameter was removed which in turn will eliminate the message problem.

This can be done on browsers that support the history API of HTML5. The following piece of code can be used after displaying the message or maybe it can be generalized to work in the admin footer.

{{{
<script type=""text/javascript"" charset=""utf-8"">
  url = the canonical URL for the address
  if (typeof history.replaceState === 'function') { // check html5 functionality support
    data = {dummy:true};
    history.replaceState(data,'',url);
  }
</script>
}}}
",mark-k
Future Releases,23084,Replace the use of the $more global with a filter,,General,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-30T09:35:31Z,2012-12-30T09:35:31Z,"Globals are evil is a good enough reason, but this global is also very poorly documented http://codex.wordpress.org/Customizing_the_Read_More#How_to_use_Read_More_in_Pages claims that it can have negative value while it is being used as boolean in the code.",mark-k
Future Releases,11113,Return 410 Gone HTTP response for deleted posts/pages,,General,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-11-10T03:46:06Z,2011-01-20T06:24:15Z,"Deleted content should be treated differently from content that never existed. WordPress could be enhanced by returning a 410 Gone response to requests for posts or pages that have been deleted.

As I currently envision the solution, bits of old content (like a slug) would have to remain in the database after deletion.

Using WordPress 2.8.5; could not find any references to this in pre-existing Trac tickets in Core.",voyagerfan5761
Future Releases,13169,Return Dynamic Sidebars with get_dynamic_sidebar,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-04-28T18:07:28Z,2010-04-28T18:15:02Z,"Currently there is no available function to return the contents of a dynamic sidebar. The following code enables developers to return and assign the contents of a dynamic sidebar to a variable within their code.

{{{
function get_dynamic_sidebar($index = 1) 
{
	$sidebar_contents = """";
	ob_start();
	dynamic_sidebar($index);
	$sidebar_contents = ob_get_contents();
	ob_end_clean();
	return $sidebar_contents;
}
}}}
",w3prodigy
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,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,23183,Single Page Application/OData API,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-01-11T18:15:34Z,2013-01-11T22:45:13Z,I am interested in helping out. Are there any plans to move to a Single Page Application model. I know this would take a lot of work as we would have to code a secure Web API into the core (I would go with standard OData service API) but as mobile devices become more critical to web success WordPress needs to find a way to minimize requests and allow for occasionally connected solutions. I know this would be for major release 4 or possibly even 5 depending on the impact to plugin developers but it make a noticeable difference on the scalability of wordpress.,cportwood
Future Releases,14366,"Standardize e-mail, email text",,General,3.0,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-07-20T19:19:02Z,2012-12-15T12:53:35Z,"!WordPress uses ""e-mail"" and ""email"" pretty interchangeably for site text, comments, and mail messages. In some cases both forms of the electronic-mail term are used on the same error message!

This patch replaces all instances of ""email"" in !WordPress text with ""e-mail"" instead. The electronic-mail abbreviation of ""e-mail"" is the current [http://www.apstylebook.com/ AP Stylebook] recommendation. Electronic-mail translates well.",niallkennedy
Future Releases,18321,Stop minimizing CSS files and add a simple regexp in load-scripts.php to remove comments when concatenating,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-08-03T17:31:18Z,2011-08-08T09:01:05Z,"As the title, differences in gzipped .dev.css and .css files are minimal. If we remove comments on the fly in load-scripts.php (has to be very fast regexp) we wouldn't need to pre-minimize css files.",azaozz
Future Releases,11727,Tag cloud widget - font size,nacin,General,2.9.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reviewing,,2010-01-05T15:49:14Z,2010-08-11T17:23:12Z,"Hi

Not really a bug - but more a question.

The tag cloud widget displays the tags with different font sizes - this works correctly on my blog.

But I don't understand and I think it doesn't make sense to set the font-size with a decimal number:

eg. of HTML code


{{{
style='font-size: 9.3582089552239pt;'
}}}

An integer value of 8 to 22 should be correct in my opinion.

",tin68
Future Releases,16578,TinyMCE plugins are not loaded as .dev.js when SCRIPT_DEBUG is enabled,,General,3.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-02-17T06:58:15Z,2011-02-17T13:31:40Z,"In trunk, when SCRIPT_DEBUG is enabled, TinyMCE does not load plugins using  `.dev.js` scripts. It would be nice if it did.",solarissmoke
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,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,14108,Unify registration between single site and network configurations,,General,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-06-26T22:14:40Z,2010-10-28T05:32:20Z,"The registration processes in 3.0 differ between single site registration and network signup. We should look at unifying the registration process. One way we could do this is

- keep the existing registration process for single sites
- in a network, users register first using the same process as single sites
- in a network, once registration is complete, direct the new user to the site creation page (which could be somewhere in the dashboard) where they could create their site

There are also several open tickets related to issues with the network signup process:

#13827
#12022
#12030
#12032

(There may be more.) We could clean up/eliminate these in process. I'd like to see this included in the discussions once we get closer to the 3.1 dev cycle.

",wpmuguru
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,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,17780,Use PHP native double encoding prevention in htmlspecialchars(),,General,,low,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-06-13T08:03:13Z,2011-06-13T08:03:13Z,"Since PHP 5.2.3 the {{{htmlspecialchars()}}} function has an optional {{{$double_encode}}} parameter, which we could use. This can save us a few expensive kses/html decoding calls.

We need to make sure it works the same way as our implementation.",nbachiyski
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,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,13436,Wordpress class_exists() conflicts with __autoload() and php_auto_prepend,,General,3.1,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2010-05-18T15:51:26Z,2010-12-14T17:42:54Z,"== Issue ==

Wordpress core (and many plugins) use class_exists().

http://php.net/manual/en/function.class-exists.php

When Wordpress is integrated with custom/third party applications that use php_auto_prepend and autoload() to include/require files based on the $class_name parameter this generates errors as class_exists() triggers the autoload() and the files cannot be found.

== To reproduce ==

Using php_auto_prepend specify a file to include before every page request that contains the following PHP code:

{{{
<?php
function __autoload($class) {
    include($class.'.php');
}
?>
}}}

Visit any front-end or back-end Wordpress page.

== Solution ==

As there is no autoload() function defined in Wordpress core the class_exists() should implement the second class_exists() parameter:

{{{
<?php
if (!class_exists('ExampleClass', false)) {
    ...
}
?>
}}}

This stops calls to __autoload() and would fix the errors seen when integrating Wordpress with apps that implement this.

I have implemented this and tested it and Wordpress works fine, but I can't find out where the SVN repo is for Wordpress 3 Beta 2 (the SVN page on the site takes me to 2.x).

If someone could supply a link for SVN CO of WP3 I can provide the patch.",galbus
Future Releases,24325,[wp-includes/load.php] LINE 270: ini_set should be verify before call,,General,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-05-12T10:48:31Z,2013-05-17T12:54:09Z,"Block @2 should be encapsulate in @1 if.

Most of hosting disable ini_set function and this will resolve some users frustration about multiple junk line of logs or error display.

This is my first report, so I apologize if something is wrong.

@1
{{{
if (function_exists('ini_set')) {
 @2 CODE
}
}}}



@2
{{{
if ( WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY )
   ini_set( 'display_errors', 1 );
elseif ( null !== WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY )
   ini_set( 'display_errors', 0 );

if ( WP_DEBUG_LOG ) {
   ini_set( 'log_errors', 1 );
   ini_set( 'error_log', WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/debug.log' );
}
}}}
",teo.cojo
Future Releases,23490,"add margin: 0px to ""#titlediv #title"" in wp_admin.css",,General,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-02-17T14:34:23Z,2013-02-17T14:34:23Z,"Firefox adds some margin to the input, as system css settings...
adding margin: 0 to the title input element makes the title text to be more correctly positioned in the center.

http://wpimpact.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Untitled-6.png

fixed: 

http://wpimpact.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Untitled-8.png",alexvorn2
Future Releases,10975,comment form nonce,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-10-19T06:49:16Z,2010-10-06T20:09:02Z,"This adds a nonce to public comment forms, via the comment_form action.
",tellyworth
Future Releases,18705,home_url() and is_home() with a static front page,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-09-19T16:16:25Z,2012-12-02T00:05:20Z,"When you have a static front page, home_url() points to the front page while is_home() detects the posts page.

This is confusing and counter intuitive (especially because in the dashboard the page set as home is referred to as the posts page. The word ""Home"" is never used on the client side).

Rename
is_home() => is_posts_page()
home_url() => front_page_url()

Add
posts_page_url()",crrobi01
Future Releases,24284,is_multi_author() should query by specific post type and status,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-05-08T08:18:58Z,2013-05-08T10:38:18Z,"Current is_multi_author() function only checks by the 'post' post-type and 'publish' post-status..

I think the function should be able to query by custom-post-type and custom-post-status",alex-ye
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,10296,scheduled unpublishing / post expiration,,General,,low,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-06-29T06:02:33Z,2010-12-21T11:40:21Z,"Is there any particular blog-philosophical reason why this isn't yet possible in the core version while scheduled publishing has been a longstanding feature? As usual with such issues, client requested WP, but wants features that aren't easily supported in WP. There's a plugin called post-expirator (http://homeworker-directory.com/blog/how-to-make-your-wordpress-posts-and-wordpress-pages-auto-expire-on-a-chosen-time-or-date-with-post-expirator/) that does this in a way, but given WP's apparent increased use as a CMS I think this should be a core feature.",youngmicroserf
Future Releases,15222,show_option_all_included for wp_dropdown_categories,,General,3.0.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2010-10-26T12:50:15Z,2010-10-26T12:51:32Z,"this little addition lets user have an option which allows searching in all categories included in dropdown only. put it below handling of show_option_all option in wp_dropdown_categories


		if($show_option_all_included)
		{
			$show_option_all = apply_filters( 'list_cats', $show_option_all_included );
			$selected = ( '0' === strval($r['selected']) ) ? "" selected='selected'"" : '';
			$vals = '';
			foreach($categories as $cat)
				$vals .= $cat->term_id.',';
			$vals = substr($vals, 0, -1);
			$output .= ""\t<option value='$vals'$selected>$show_option_all</option>\n"";
		}",roxaz
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,22069,unify function naming convention get_ vs. the_,,General,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-10-01T10:24:15Z,2012-10-01T10:24:15Z,"even after about 400 custom wordpress instalation i always got problem remembering the proper name of many functions, if they are returning the content or echoing it.

Most of the functions got get_something() and the_something() but some functions got get_the_something() (e.g. get_the_post_thumbnail) and some got the_something(echo=false) or something(echo=true) etc.

It would be nice if we would consolidate the naming convention (IMO get_ and the_ would be the best) and make current functions obsolete.",thomask
Future Releases,12502,wordpress portability,significance*,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,accepted,,2010-03-03T19:30:08Z,2011-08-07T21:13:10Z,"i find it really frustrating moving wordpress from server to server and to a new url.

this is mainly due to the fact that the url is hard coded in the database, requiring me to open up the sql and do a find and replace.

would it be possible to use the $SERVER globals to get the 'blog url' rather than making entries in the database with the http://blog.url/ part of the url?

that would make the process so much easier, since you could just backup/reup the database using your normal database admin tools without messing around with editing the .sql file or going through the processes described at 

http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress#Moving_WordPress_to_a_New_Server



would it be possible to make wordpress more portable? i would be happy to help design/code the feature.


Dan",significance
Future Releases,21599,wp-admin post-screen: Make metabox visibility filterable,,General,3.4.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-08-15T19:10:46Z,2012-09-25T17:57:10Z,"We are using wp as a cms and we want to influence the visibility options our users see. Right now, that part is hardcoded in wp-admin/includes/meta-boxes.php. We would appreciate a filter to influence the visibility options. I'd be willing to provide a patch, if I get a positive feedback from a core dev.",pampfelimetten
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,14364,"""Now"" button for current date in update post published date and time",,General,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-07-20T15:16:00Z,2010-10-28T10:05:40Z,"It would be very convenient to have a button called ""Now"" in ""Edit post"" window in ""Published on: date @ time"" section. 

Google likes to know when old posts gets updated. So it is recommended to update post ""published on:"" date when post content is updated. When a user wants to update publishing time and date of a post, he must click ""Edit"", then manually enter year, month, day, hour and minute of current date and time and then click ""Update post"". It is quite slow and dull process but it could be automated easily with a new button.

It would be very nice to have a button called ""Now"" which should automatically fill in year, month, day, hour and minute fields with values of current date and time. 

Whenever a user updates post publishing date and time, the date and time that he/she usually enters is current date and time. The ""Now"" button would be a big time saver for users who update their posts.",dovydas
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,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,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,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,10846,"Automatically add XFN and rel=""external"" to post/page/comment links",,General,2.8.4,normal,minor,Future Release,feature request,new,,2009-09-24T20:07:11Z,2010-01-04T13:02:11Z,"Links created in ""Links"" in the admin should have their XFN data appended in a rel attribute. Kinda like the [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/auto-xfn-ify/ Auto XFN-ify] plugin.

But more importantly (and simpler), if a link goes out to a domain different from the one hosting wordpress, rel=""external"" should be added.",prometh
Future Releases,12865,Better support for beta/staging,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,reopened,,2010-04-06T06:40:40Z,2011-08-07T21:17:00Z,"Currently it is very difficult to maintain a beta / staging version of your wordpress site. As wordpress grows in popularity and is used on websites that would like to minimize downtime a beta/staging setup in addition to a production or main setup would be ideal. If one tries to do this now, you can attempt to copy the whole database over to the beta or staging setup which will result in links on the beta/staging version going to the production/main url's. This makes it relatively unusable. Ideally there would be some solution where developers can decide for their beta/staging site to download data from their production/main server every day or at will which will allow them to keep things updated and allow for them to test with their most recent content which can be useful. If this synchronization can occur without the previous problems and other problems that occur with simply copying the entire production database that would be wonderful!",mnolin
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,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,21002,Feature request: wp_link_pages() needs support for formatting the current page,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,reopened,,2012-06-17T19:09:51Z,2013-01-18T02:27:18Z,"To follow up my previous feature request #21001, it would be super to see a way to style/format the current page, because it could look different compared to links to other pages (for example "">> Page % <<""). An option called currentpagelink seems fitting.",archon810
Future Releases,23285,Implement an AMD JavaScript loader in WordPress,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2013-01-24T14:28:47Z,2013-01-25T07:04:55Z,"AMD = Asynchronous Module Definition

See comment: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/22896#comment:29

I think this is a must for the future viability of WordPress and plugins written for it.

Multiple versions of JavaScript libraries are a fact of life and we have to deal with it somehow.

If WordPress provides the framework for the use of multiple versions of JavaScript libraries then a lot of the problems we see with WordPress now will be a thing of the past.

This represents a major re-think of the current WordPress JavaScript loading paradigm, but I think it is necessary and would be well worth it.

I'm not a terribly advanced developer, and there might be better solutions out there or others to come, but for now, I think this is the way to go.

Example:

http://requirejs.org/docs/why.html

http://requirejs.org/docs/whyamd.html

https://github.com/amdjs/amdjs-api/wiki/AMD

It does not have to be RequireJS, but it seems the most mature and popular of the implementations.

From the unminified jQuery source:
{{{
// Expose jQuery as an AMD module, but only for AMD loaders that
// understand the issues with loading multiple versions of jQuery
// in a page that all might call define(). The loader will indicate
// they have special allowances for multiple jQuery versions by
// specifying define.amd.jQuery = true. Register as a named module,
// since jQuery can be concatenated with other files that may use define,
// but not use a proper concatenation script that understands anonymous
// AMD modules. A named AMD is safest and most robust way to register.
// Lowercase jquery is used because AMD module names are derived from
// file names, and jQuery is normally delivered in a lowercase file name.
// Do this after creating the global so that if an AMD module wants to call
// noConflict to hide this version of jQuery, it will work.
if ( typeof define === ""function"" && define.amd && define.amd.jQuery ) {
	define( ""jquery"", [], function () { return jQuery; } );
}
}}}

Note: '''multiple versions of jQuery'''",auniquename
Future Releases,21300,Implement autoloader compatible with PSR-0 for plugins and themes,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-07-17T21:15:45Z,2012-09-11T02:20:09Z,"To provide more compatibility with other frameworks, it would be great if WordPress implemented an autoloader compatible with PSR-0. Plugins and themes could then register namespaces or prefixes with the autoloader.

I believe this could be implemented without any BC breaks.

Details of the PSR-0 standard:
https://github.com/php-fig/fig-standards/blob/master/accepted/PSR-0.md",dave1010
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,14373,In-editor image downsizing uses HTML resizing instead of actual resize,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-07-21T05:30:44Z,2010-10-28T10:06:47Z,"This comes as a suggestion from Google, who wants to help publishing platforms deliver content faster.

When you use the in-editor image downsizing functionality (the percentage slider), it does an HTML downsize. This can lead to bigger image requests than are necessary. An actual resize for local images would result in a more efficient load.",markjaquith
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,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,21644,Should contributors be allowed to edit their posts once scheduled?,,General,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-08-20T21:36:55Z,2013-01-29T19:42:14Z,"
This may not be a ""bug"" per-se,but seems to have a lot of negative consequences so I'll give it a shot.

According to the rules:  A contributor can edit their own Posts - irrespective of who scheduled it.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities#Contributor

This creates problems for large publications where there is an editor who makes changes to posts and then schedules them, sometimes a couple days in advance.

As it stands now, a contributor can still log in after that process is done which means unexpected changes and shenanigans might take place.

Wouldn't it make more sense for a contributor to lose editing privileges as soon as something is no longer in draft modea?

Just my two cents.


",nickaster
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,11229,Theme & Plugin Search Box,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2009-11-22T19:59:40Z,2010-01-14T00:36:07Z,"One thing I think would reduce mouse clicks is the ability to search for a new theme from the ""Manage Themes"" page. It could be a quick search, as the ""Add new themes"" page gives you better control and various parameters to search.

This is also relevant in the plugins area, you can search for existing plugins from the ""Manage Plugins"" page but you cannot do a quick search for ""NEW"" plugins. Again, useful and minimizes a mouse click.",dremeda
Future Releases,17525,There should be a datetime_format option to specify whether the date or the time comes first,,General,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-05-20T20:09:11Z,2011-05-20T20:09:11Z,"As a theme author it would be very useful to have a global option for formatting a full datetime (and a the_datetime() function too).

Sometimes datetimes are formatted ""$date $time"", sometimes it's ""$time $date"", sometimes it's even ""$date at $time"".

I think there should be an option for this in the general settings alongside the date and time format options.",holizz
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,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,13040,author.php doesn't recognize custom_post_type posts written by user,,General,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-04-18T04:01:46Z,2010-04-24T00:22:30Z,"Working on nightly WP3.0. - custom theme, but, tested with TwentyTen as well and got same result. Not entirely sure if this is a bug or if it is intended behavior, but, the author template does not recognize posts of a custom post type. It will return a 404 if there are no ""post"" post_types and only ""custom"" post_types available to load. I thought it might be worth mentioning as well that I feel really strongly that there should be an archivalish-""post_type"" template along with the single-""post_type"" template. I have been struggling with the lack of one and have had to fall back on creating a page template that pulls in an archival type list via custom post type query, but, we all know how the paging issue is with that, and it seems like it would just plug right in to the logic of archive.php, or even index.php pulling in all ""post"" type posts by default. Why not let custom post types have their own ""index.php""? that pulls in all of it's post types by default by simply making a file called ""post_type"".php. I made that sound way easier than it probably would be, but, you get the point. Just a thought.",10sexyapples
Future Releases,10676,current-cat-ancestor in wp_list_categories,,General,2.8.5,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2009-08-24T14:37:40Z,2009-11-20T06:36:49Z,The wp_list_categories should apply current-cat-ancestor like wp_list_pages not just current-cat-parent to the closest parent,spathon
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,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,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,24201,Error in RegEx for proxy excluded URL in function send_through_proxy,,HTTP,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-26T13:13:37Z,2013-04-26T13:51:27Z,"Dear WordPress Team,

I've detected a bug in the function send_through_proxy in the class WP_HTTP_Proxy. The coded regex for wildcarded domains only works for subdomains containing characters (a-zA-Z0-9) and . (dot) but not for subdomains containing characters (a-zA-Z0-9) and - (dash). 

File: wp-includes/class-http.php around line 1411 

Example:
{{{
define(WP_PROXY_BYPASS_HOSTS, '*.example.com');
}}}
foo.bar.example.com will not use proxy.
foo-bar.example.com will use proxy.

POSSIBLE SOLUTION: 
Change the line 1411 from 
{{{
     $wildcard_regex[] = str_replace('\*', '[\w.]+?', preg_quote($host, '/'));
}}}
to
{{{
     $wildcard_regex[] = str_replace('\*', '[\w.-]+?', preg_quote($host, '/'));
}}}

Yours,
Erich Lerch",erich1978
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,24182,WP_Http_Fsockopen fails when requesting an IP based URL with an explicit Host header,,HTTP,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-24T22:39:29Z,2013-04-24T22:52:18Z,"When requesting a resource with a IP based URL and an explicitly set Host header fsockopen fails.

wp_remote_post():
{{{
$url = http://72.233.69.89/1.1/verify-key
$args = Array
(
    [body] => key=xxxxxxxxxxxx&blog=http%3A%2F%2Ffriedcell.si%2Foutbreak
    [headers] => Array
        (
            [Content-Type] => application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8
            [Host] => rest.akismet.com
            [User-Agent] => WordPress/3.5.1 | Akismet/2.5.7
        )

    [httpversion] => 1.0
    [timeout] => 15
)
}}}
WP_Http_Fsockopen $strHeaders just before [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-includes/class-http.php#L729 fwrite]:
{{{
POST /1.1/verify-key HTTP/1.0
Host: 72.233.69.89
User-agent: WordPress/3.5.1 | Akismet/2.5.7
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8
Host: rest.akismet.com
Accept-Encoding: deflate;q=1.0, compress;q=0.5
Content-Length: 58

key=xxxxxxxxxxxx&blog=http%3A%2F%2Ffriedcell.si%2Foutbreak
}}}
The request fails as the first Host header is used.

When $arrURL!['host'] is an IP and there is a Host header in $r!['headers'], the Host header should not be added from the URL (http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-includes/class-http.php#L706) so that the explicitly specified Host header is used.",friedcell
Future Releases,21999,Passing cookie arguments to the HTTP API should be easier,,HTTP,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-09-26T06:24:38Z,2012-09-26T06:24:38Z,"If you want to set cookies during a remote HTTP request in WordPress, it's currently a rather pain in the ass to do.

Rather than having to deal with `WP_HTTP_Cookie`, it'd be nice if you could just pass a `name => value` array and have the rest taken care for you behind the scenes.",Viper007Bond
Future Releases,19737,"""What's New"" screen confusing for minor updates",,Help/About,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-01-04T17:49:14Z,2013-01-22T01:34:46Z,"As [http://www.wptavern.com/wordpress-3-3-1-fixes-security-exploit reported on WPTavern], when you ugprade to 3.3.1, the ""What's New"" screen makes it seem like all the new features were introduced in 3.3.1 and not 3.3.

We should add a header below the short summary to the effect of ""New features introduced in 3.3"".",scribu
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,22305,Credits Page Should Include more than 'just' people who commit a patch,,Help/About,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-10-29T16:28:32Z,2013-02-01T02:09:12Z,"If you want to find how contributes to core, it's easy, but everyone else is unlisted.

Right now, unless the person who commits a patch remembers to 'props', the person who submits a ticket, or leads to a great discussion that drives the code to a solution in the comments, are never mentioned. This drives a wedge between coders and non-coders, as some people can help but they just may not be super coders.

Proposals:

1) When pulling a list of 'everyone who helped' for the credits page, also pull a list of all IDs who commented in the tickets that were commited and list as 'Also Contributed...'

2) In 'Recent Rockstars' (which is a manually culled list anyway), pull in the active awesome people in support, documentation, codex, manuals, training, and WordCamps (for example). Include people in UI who contribute screenshots/design/wireframes that drive changes.


People who contributed to this ticket:

* ryanimel
* saracannon
* brandondove
* theandystratton
* tomwillmot
* SiobhanP (aka raggedrobins)
* ryan duff
* Lisa Sabin-Wilson
* js_zao
* vegageek
* andrea_r
* ipstenu

If I got your logins wrong, sorry.",Ipstenu
Future Releases,20842,Buttons are not on the same line when saving a post as pending (RTL),,I18N,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-04T23:58:11Z,2012-09-08T22:55:52Z,Please check attachment.,rasheed
Future Releases,15677,It is not possible to install multiple variants of the same language,,I18N,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-12-04T15:07:28Z,2011-06-04T10:21:10Z,"Because of the way {{{mu_dropdown_languages()}}} and {{{format_code_lang()}}} work, it is impossible to have multiple variants of the same language installed. The list of languages returned by {{{mu_dropdown_languages()}}} only includes one variant of each language (the one with the country code which comes last when sorted alphabetically).

For example, if .mo files for es_ES and es_PE are both installed, then only es_PE will be shown.

Furthermore, whatever variant of the language is installed, the name will be the same, not indicating the correct language variant. In the example above, the language name will be ""Spanish; Castillian"", even for the es_PE localisation. This is highly misleading.

A final problem is that the langauge names are not localised themselves, with the exception of ""English"".

The cause of these problems is the fact that {{{format_code_lang()}}} ignores the country code and only considers the language code when choosing the name to return. Furthermore, it returns hardcoded language names rather than translated names.

Since {{{mu_dropdown_languages()}}} uses the return value of {{{format_code_lang()}}} as the key for its internal {{{$output}}} array, this means that later language variants overwrite earlier ones.",caesarsgrunt
Future Releases,7837,Localization of numbers should be supported,,I18N,,low,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2008-10-06T16:46:16Z,2009-11-23T15:21:12Z,"I'm new to WordPress so please bear with me: I believe localization of numbers should be added to WordPress features. This means that, if you install WordPress and use (for example) Arabic language packs, numbers should be shown using Arabic digits, not English digits.",huji
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,22172,Localized strings not applied in notification email,,I18N,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-12T12:02:28Z,2012-10-12T16:51:59Z,"After user registration and activation (multisite), administrator receive email (function wpmu_signup_user_notification() in wp-includes/ms-functions.php). But content of this email is not translated even if localization file contains translated strings.

{{{
New User: %1s\n
Remote IP: %2s\n
\n
Disable these notifications: %3s
}}}

Email subject is localized, but content not. I am not sure about the cause of this problem...",pavelevap
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,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,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,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,20883,Translating all plugin headers?,,I18N,2.6,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-07T20:20:34Z,2012-11-07T13:40:32Z,"I am really not sure if translators should be able to localize Author, Author URI or Plugin name? Description is very helpfull, but why translating strings like ""Matt Mullenweg"" or ""http://ma.tt/"" which are in current admin localization file?

Related: #19597",pavelevap
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,13069,Use GlotPress list of locales instead of the one in ms.php,nbachiyski,I18N,3.0,high,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-04-21T11:45:41Z,2010-10-28T07:18:48Z,GlotPress keeps track of all languages and locales with some information about them. The list there is also well maintained.,nbachiyski
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,23056,date_i18n() does not localize dateformat 'r',,I18N,1.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-26T02:47:11Z,2012-12-26T04:32:58Z,"The weekday and month strings in a date being formatted with the 'r' format character are not being localized.

I've looked at the [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-includes/functions.php trunk code] and it looks like the 'r' case is not being considered at all in the [http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/date_i18n date_i18n()] function.


This bug is very easy to reproduce:
{{{
print ( date_i18n( 'r', 972144067 ) );
}}}

Expected output for language Dutch:[[BR]]
''za, 21 okt 2000 16:01:07 +0200''

Received output:[[BR]]
''Sat, 21 Oct 2000 16:01:07 +0000''



== Potential patch: ==

A bit of a hacky patch would go along the lines of:

{{{
if( !function_exists( 'patch_date_i18n' ) ) :
add_filter( 'date_i18n', 'patch_date_i18n', 10, 4 );
function patch_date_i18n( $formatted_date, $req_format, $timestamp, $gmt ) {

	if( $req_format !== 'r' )
		return $formatted_date;

	global $wp_locale;
	$datefunc = $gmt? 'gmdate' : 'date';

	$find = array (
		$datefunc( 'M', $timestamp ),
		$datefunc( 'D', $timestamp ),
	);
	$replace = array(
		$wp_locale->get_month_abbrev( $wp_locale->get_month( $datefunc( 'm', $timestamp ) ) ),
		$wp_locale->get_weekday_abbrev( $wp_locale->get_weekday( $datefunc( 'w', $timestamp ) ) ),
	);
	return str_replace( $find, $replace, $formatted_date );
}
endif;
}}}

Hope this helps. Would be great if this could be fixed.

Smile,
Juliette
",jrf
Future Releases,12905,the_title_attribute() is hard to internationalize,nbachiyski,I18N,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-04-07T19:47:17Z,2010-10-01T23:29:44Z,"To internationalize the output of the_title_attribute, you have to go through some hoops.

{{{
printf( esc_attr__( 'Permanent link to %s' ), the_title_attribute( 'echo=0' ) );
}}}

Adding a 'formatted' argument to the args array would clean it up a little.

{{{
the_title_attribute( array( 'formatted' => __( 'Permanent link to %s' ) ) );
}}}

Even better would be if we could auto detect what the first parameter was.

{{{
the_title_attribute( __( 'Permanent link to %s' ) );
}}}

It'd require the function to try and detect if it's first argument were a sprintf format.  Maybe: look for %, if found, does sprintf return a string, if so, go for it.

Attached is one way to implement.",mdawaffe
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,19760,Allow localization of language names in multisite,,I18N,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-01-06T13:17:13Z,2012-11-22T03:45:37Z,"There is Site Language settings in multisite (General Options). But all available languages are in English, so there is English, Czech, etc. But when I switch to Czech language, there is still only Czech and not ""Čeština"". I am not sure if there is need to translate all languages, but there should be localized at least selected language (or all available languages).

It is caused by function format_code_lang() in ms.php (line 463) where are all language names hardcoded in English.",pavelevap
Future Releases,23721,Better control of textdomains.,,I18N,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-03-08T07:23:45Z,2013-03-08T13:19:37Z,"At the current state , loading a text domain is done by the plugin/theme author , and leaves no control to the user / other devs to intervene with this process. we are left to the mercy and good will of the original author .

It would be a good thing to create some HOOK or ACTION that will allow a user to override this somehow.

At the very least (and maybe it should be a different ticket) a function that will return all available $domain names and paths should be made available (currently no way of retrieving that but parsing the $i18n global)

Example : If a user need a  plugin/ theme that does not have a translation for my desired language , or a BAD translation (or no translation at all) the user then creates it´s OWN translation, and by dropping it inside wp-content/languages folder , that translation will be loaded instead of the one supplied (or not supplied ) with the original plugin / theme .

Current state : If a user loads a translation to the original plugin folder for translations, it will be deleted upon first update .

",krembo99
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,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,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,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 &#8220;Install Themes&#8221; 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,11226,Month name declension case,nbachiyski,I18N,2.9,low,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-11-22T13:13:43Z,2012-10-19T22:41:46Z,"As I've reported previously, in order to fully translate WordPress into Polish (and probably many more languages), dates have to be declended. This was fixed in #9396, however proper translation into Polish still cannot be accomplished.

You see, the ""January 2009"" is something else for


{{{
""View posts published in January 2009""
}}}


and just


{{{
""January 2009""
}}}


In the former case, it's a locative. In the latter, it's simply a genitive. What needs to be done in order to fix this is passing some kind of information to the date_i18n filter, informing it of the case.

I suggest passing the declension case information (whether it's genitive, locative or something else). That should do it. :)",waclawjacek
Future Releases,10005,"Some strings need ""no HTML entities"" translator comments",nbachiyski,I18N,2.7.1,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,reviewing,,2009-06-02T10:19:50Z,2009-11-23T21:30:48Z,"I've been putting a specific set of custom comments in my PO for some time now, and since WP is now able to handle translator comments very graciously, I think it would be nice to switch them over there.

The following strings need to have an indication warning translators against the inclusion of HTML entities within their translation, because of where the strings are user (RSS feeds, e-mail...). For instance, ""Protected Comments: "" should be translated to ""Commentaires protégés&nbsp;: "", but since it is used in feeds, it breaks them...

Suggestions comment: ""Do not add HTML entities (&nbsp;, etc): used in [context]"".

Here they are (sorry, raw list out of my PO file).

Used in feeds:
  - ""Comments on: %s"", wp-includes/feed-atom-comments.php:19 and wp-includes/feed-rss2-comments.php:22
  - ""By: %s"", wp-includes/feed-atom-comments.php:56 and wp-includes/feed-rss2-comments.php:48
  - ""Protected Comments: Please enter your password to view comments."", wp-includes/feed-rss2-comments.php:56


Used in e-mail:
  - ""Your new WordPress blog has been successfully set up at: ..."", wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php:229
  - ""New comment on your post #%1$s \""%2$s\"""", wp-includes/pluggable.php:968
  - ""Author : %1$s (IP: %2$s , %3$s)"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:970 and wp-includes/pluggable.php:1072 
  - ""E-mail : %s"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:971 and wp-includes/pluggable.php:1073
  - ""URL    : %s"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:972, wp-includes/pluggable.php:983, wp-includes/pluggable.php:993, wp-includes/pluggable.php:1059, wp-includes/pluggable.php:1066 and wp-includes/pluggable.php:1074
  - ""Whois  : http://ws.arin.net/cgi-bin/whois.pl?queryinput=%s"" and wp-includes/pluggable.php:973 and wp-includes/pluggable.php:1075
  - ""Comment: "", wp-includes/pluggable.php:974 and wp-includes/pluggable.php:1076
  - ""You can see all comments on this post here: "", wp-includes/pluggable.php:975
  - ""[%1$s] Comment: \""%2$s\"""", wp-includes/pluggable.php:977
  - ""New trackback on your post #%1$s \""%2$s\"""", wp-includes/pluggable.php:980
  - ""Website: %1$s (IP: %2$s , %3$s)"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:982 and wp-includes/pluggable.php:992
  - ""Excerpt: "", wp-includes/pluggable.php:984 and wp-includes/pluggable.php:994
  - ""You can see all trackbacks on this post here: "", wp-includes/pluggable.php:985
  - ""[%1$s] Trackback: \""%2$s\"""", wp-includes/pluggable.php:987
  - ""New pingback on your post #%1$s \""%2$s\"""", wp-includes/pluggable.php:990
  - ""You can see all pingbacks on this post here: "", wp-includes/pluggable.php:995
  - ""[%1$s] Pingback: \""%2$s\"""", wp-includes/pluggable.php:997
  - ""Delete it: %s"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1000 and wp-includes/pluggable.php:1081
  - ""Spam it: %s"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1001 and wp-includes/pluggable.php:1082
  - ""A new trackback on the post #%1$s \""%2$s\"" is waiting for your approval"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1056
  - ""Website : %1$s (IP: %2$s , %3$s)"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1058 and wp-includes/pluggable.php:1065
  - ""Trackback excerpt: "", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1060
  - ""A new pingback on the post #%1$s \""%2$s\"" is waiting for your approval"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1063
  - ""Pingback excerpt: "", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1067
  - ""A new comment on the post #%1$s \""%2$s\"" is waiting for your approval"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1070
  - ""Approve it: %s"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1080
  - ""Currently %s comment is waiting for approval. Please visit the moderation panel:"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1084
  - ""[%1$s] Please moderate: \""%2$s\"""", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1088
  - ""Password Lost and Changed for user: %s"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1114
  - ""[%s] Password Lost/Changed"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1115
  - ""New user registration on your blog %s:"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1135
  - ""Username: %s"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1136,  wp-includes/pluggable.php:1144
  - ""E-mail: %s"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1137
  - ""[%s] New User Registration"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1139
  - ""Password: %s"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1145
  - ""[%s] Your username and password"", wp-includes/pluggable.php:1148




Used in visual editor (entities break it):
  - ""Edit Image"", wp-includes/js/tinymce/langs/wp-langs.php:421
  - ""Delete Image"", wp-includes/js/tinymce/langs/wp-langs.php:422


Used in an alert() message:
  - ""Enter a word to look up:"", wp-includes/script-loader.php:76


Obviously these were marked for my locale's need, I think all the strings pertaining to these context should be properly commented about this.

Hopefully it is not too late (and is quick enough) for inclusion with 2.8.

",xibe
Future Releases,23794,load_plugin_textdomain fails if plugin is loaded from mu-plugins,,I18N,3.5.1,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2013-03-16T09:48:38Z,2013-05-23T10:20:00Z,"load_plugin_textdomain is realative to WP_PLUGIN_DIR, so it fails to load localization files if plugin keeps them in its directory. 

The function should check if is called from mu-plugins and use WP_MUPLUGIN_DIR in that case.

I can fix this in my own plugin by adding '../mu-lugins/' like this:

{{{

  load_plugin_textdomain( 'tiny_tribuna', false, '../mu-plugins/'.dirname( plugin_basename( __FILE__ ) ) . '/languages/');
}}}
 

but this is not a good option for other plugins.
",ideag
Future Releases,12477,Search with special characters and similar terms,nbachiyski,I18N,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-03-02T17:42:46Z,2010-03-24T10:25:15Z,"I did:Tried searching for terms Metis and Métis

I saw:Those two searches turned up different sets of results.

I expected:The same set of search results, or at least everything when
I searched for Metis.

Can search be smarter when special characters are involved?",mrroundhill
Future Releases,17181,IIS 7.5 Wordpress MU ms-files.php not streaming mp3 files correctly,,IIS,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-04-19T18:29:49Z,2011-07-25T15:13:15Z,"I think there is an issue with IIS and compression. 

I have two MP3s, one is around 7MB and the other around 2MB. I can ""download to folder"" for both and that works fine, but if I play in the browser the 7MB version cut off after 30seconds (I tried this on multiple MP3s larger than 5MB). I thought this had something to do with the ""Transfer-Encoding	chunked"" header. Upon further investigation I found that to disable this, I just had to specify the Content-length, which is explicitly disabled for IIS in ms-files.php (line 42). I commented out that line and now everything is working fine. I'm sure there was a reason for it, but I am not sure what for.",jacobm21
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,21163,Blogger Importer Invalid Tokens,,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2012-07-05T11:53:00Z,2012-10-13T19:30:04Z,"When the users clicks on the authorise button google responds with an invalid token error. This is obviously a bit puzzling for the users.

See http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-blogger-importer-invalid-token

The problem seems to be that the form with the authorise button is actually passing blank tokens.

I can't reproduce the problem but I've reproduced their symptoms by switching the URL in get_oauth_link to a non existant one. This returns blank tokens to the form. If you then submit that form you get the invalid token error.

Although this following patch is not actually a fix, we can report the error properly with a change to get_oauth_link and greet and hence it will be easier to diagnose issues.

{{{
       // Shows the welcome screen and the magic auth link.
        function greet()
        {
            $next_url = get_option('siteurl') . '/wp-admin/index.php?import=blogger&amp;noheader=true';
            $auth_url = $this->get_oauth_link();
            $title = __('Import Blogger', 'blogger-importer');
            $welcome = __('Howdy! This importer allows you to import posts and comments from your Blogger account into your WordPress site.', 'blogger-importer');
            $prereqs = __('To use this importer, you must have a Google account and an upgraded (New, was Beta) blog hosted on blogspot.com or a custom domain (not FTP).', 'blogger-importer');
            $stepone = __('The first thing you need to do is tell Blogger to let WordPress access your account. You will be sent back here after providing authorization.', 'blogger-importer');
            $auth = esc_attr__('Authorize', 'blogger-importer');
            $errormsg = __('Error occurred getting OAuth tokens from Google', 'blogger-importer')

            echo ""
		<div class='wrap'>
		"" . screen_icon() . ""
		<h2>$title</h2>
		<p>$welcome</p><p>$prereqs</p><p>$stepone</p>"";
        
            if (!is_wp_error($auth_url)) {
		    echo ""<form action='{$auth_url['url']}' method='get'>
				<p class='submit' style='text-align:left;'>
					<input type='submit' class='button' value='$auth' />
					<input type='hidden' name='oauth_token' value='{$auth_url['oauth_token']}' />
					<input type='hidden' name='oauth_callback' value='{$auth_url['oauth_callback']}' />
				</p>
			</form>
		</div>\n"";
            }
            else {
                    echo $errormsg;
                    echo '<pre>
                    '.$auth_url->get_error_message().'
                    </pre>' ;
            }
        }

        function get_oauth_link()
        {
            // Establish an Blogger_OAuth consumer
            $base_url = get_option('siteurl') . '/wp-admin';
            $request_token_endpoint = 'https://www.google.com/accounts/OAuthGetRequestToken';
            $authorize_endpoint = 'https://www.google.com/accounts/OAuthAuthorizeToken';

            $test_consumer = new Blogger_OAuthConsumer('anonymous', 'anonymous', null); // anonymous is a google thing to allow non-registered apps to work

            //prepare to get request token
            $sig_method = new Blogger_OAuthSignatureMethod_HMAC_SHA1();
            $parsed = parse_url($request_token_endpoint);
            $params = array('callback' => $base_url, 'scope' => 'http://www.blogger.com/feeds/', 'xoauth_displayname' => 'WordPress');

            $req_req = Blogger_OAuthRequest::from_consumer_and_token($test_consumer, null, ""GET"", $request_token_endpoint, $params);
            $req_req->sign_request($sig_method, $test_consumer, null);

            // go get the request tokens from Google
            $req_response = wp_remote_get($req_req->to_url(), array('sslverify' => false));
            if (is_wp_error($req_response))
            {
                return $req_response;
            }
            $req_token = wp_remote_retrieve_body($req_response);

            // parse the tokens
            parse_str($req_token, $tokens);

            $oauth_token = $tokens['oauth_token'];
            $oauth_token_secret = $tokens['oauth_token_secret'];

            $callback_url = ""$base_url/index.php?import=blogger&noheader=true&token=$oauth_token&token_secret=$oauth_token_secret"";

            return array('url' => $authorize_endpoint, 'oauth_token' => $oauth_token, 'oauth_callback' => $callback_url);
        }
}}}

p.s. Sorry I've still not mastered DIFF!",Workshopshed
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,6369,Blogger importer inefficient handling of data,,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2008-03-24T03:58:47Z,2013-04-08T17:04:48Z,"If the import dataset is large, the Blogger importer can store huge amounts of data in the blogger_importer option.  It then updates this data over and over throughout the import. If MySQL logging (binary or query) is enabled, this can result in a large amount of data being written to disk, potentially filling up the partition rather quickly.  On WordPress.com, I have seen an import write 100MB of binary logs every 2 min.  Andy's suggestion is that we split up the data from the import rather than store it in one option.  This would allow us to manipulate it more granularly and prevent the huge updates from happening.",barry
Future Releases,17120,Class WP_Importer references STDIN which is not available in Web Environments,,Import,3.0,low,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2011-04-13T09:58:12Z,2011-04-13T09:58:12Z,"STDERR is not defined in web environments (only certain CLI environments), you can call fopen('php://stderr'); directly, however this is not delivered to browsers.

Since this is in the Multisite code, CLI imports might be more common, but it's not a given that multisite imports will not be run from the web either.

Code ref:
http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-importer.php#L128
{{{
126	                        $blog = 'http://' . preg_replace( '#^https?://#', '', $blog_id );
127	                        if ( ( !$parsed = parse_url( $blog ) ) || empty( $parsed['host'] ) ) {
128	                                fwrite( STDERR, ""Error: can not determine blog_id from $blog_id\n"" );
129	                                exit();
130	                        }
131	                        if ( empty( $parsed['path'] ) )
132	                                $parsed['path'] = '/';
133	                        $blog = get_blog_details( array( 'domain' => $parsed['host'], 'path' => $parsed['path'] ) );
134	                        if ( !$blog ) {
135	                                fwrite( STDERR, ""Error: Could not find blog\n"" );
136	                                exit();
137	                        }
}}}

I'm unsure of the best way to tackle this, Ideally in a CLI environment we want the error outputs going to STDERR, but since that's not available or visible to web browsers, wp_die() would be a better choice.

One potential method would be to direct wp_die() to STDERR in CLI environments - That might cause problems with the test suite however (I'm unsure)",dd32
Future Releases,23482,Fix improper use of comment_exists() in some importers,,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-15T18:49:18Z,2013-02-15T18:49:18Z,"Background: #20494

DotClear Importer and TextPattern Importer treat the returned comment post ID as a comment ID: [[BR]]
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/dotclear-importer/trunk/dotclear-importer.php#L416 [[BR]]
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/textpattern-importer/trunk/textpattern-importer.php#L429",SergeyBiryukov
Future Releases,16445,Fix incompatibilities with IDs greater than 2^31,,Import,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2011-02-03T01:03:24Z,2012-12-10T12:57:11Z,"For various reasons, things go bad when you get a post ID greater than 2^31^. When we're importing content and there's an existing ID, I suggest we ignore it if possible if it's too big.

Tumblr2WordPress for example maintains the Tumblr IDs and causes problems in WordPress.",Viper007Bond
Future Releases,16420,"Flawed Blogger import, no details",,Import,3.1,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2011-01-31T05:44:08Z,2012-10-13T19:08:52Z,"Did a Blogger import, showed as finished when it had imported 625/626 posts and 685/685comments. Did not give any indication as to why one post was not imported, which one it was, anything. Gah. Need to put in a feedback mechanism for this type of situation. ",jane
Future Releases,21859,Import blog and media library is not working,,Import,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-10T08:02:25Z,2012-09-28T15:42:33Z,"Hi,
I have problems (due to hosting php timeout) to import all my blog at once.
I tried doing it by months, but it's also not working. Blog posts are imported, but nothing of the media library is imported.

I can describe too what happens when trying to import everything at once. I've just 200 photos and every 90 secs the connection is reseted trying to import them. If you try to retry using browser, photos begin to duplicate, or triplicate, or more...
After all this, then you finish, there is no attachments related to their post.

I've tried importing by months, which would not spend more than 60 secs importing photos, but then the photos are not imported.

Please, fix the import/export by months or by splitting files every 10 post (or configurable).
I would suggest too to allow any mechanism to import photos first, doing it in groups of 20 (or by configuration) and later, after that, importing post and attaching files to each post.


I set it as critical as moving a blog it's impossible without a huge amount of work. 

I could try to help debugging if needed.

Version 3.4.1 is also affected.
Thanks and regards",don_ousian
Future Releases,24221,Importer doesn't import properly,,Import,3.5,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-29T12:03:24Z,2013-04-29T12:13:19Z,"This is what [Tools > Export] generated:
{{{
	<item>
		<title>Example</title>
		<link>http://example.com/?page_id=4477</link>
		<pubDate>Sun, 03 Feb 2013 12:10:10 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>admin</dc:creator>
		<guid isPermaLink=""false"">http://example.com/?page_id=4477</guid>
		<description></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[something at the beginning

<div class=""container"" style=""padding: 3em 0 0 0; margin: 0 0 3em 0; background-color: rgba(195, 195, 195, 0.15);"">
	<h2>Heading</h2>
	<p>Paragraph</p>
</div>

something in the end]]></content:encoded>
		<excerpt:encoded><![CDATA[]]></excerpt:encoded>
		<wp:post_id>4477</wp:post_id>
		<wp:post_date>2013-02-03 12:10:10</wp:post_date>
		<wp:post_date_gmt>2013-02-03 12:10:10</wp:post_date_gmt>
		<wp:comment_status>closed</wp:comment_status>
		<wp:ping_status>closed</wp:ping_status>
		[...]
	</item>
}}}

And now, when I try to import that (exactly in unmodified form) it strips 

{{{
style=""padding: 3em 0 0 0; margin: 0 0 3em 0; background-color: rgba(195, 195, 195, 0.15);""
}}} 

part in some places but not all (I guess this is important)!

And it doesn't strip it when I go to [Pages > Example] and switch to ""Visual"" editor or update the page. It is imported this way (already wrong).

I'm absolutely sure that this happens, tested several times and I can't find an error or explanation.

Export file: UNIX, UTF-8 w/o BOM.

Importer Version: 0.6
Plugin URL: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-importer/

I've seen a couple of issues related to ""update_post_meta"" that is stripping quotation marks etc. Maybe this is related.

Installation: WPMU (unfiltered_html is probably disabled because it's non-super-admin blog).",Looimaster
Future Releases,17191,Importing the same content duplicates your custom menus,duck_,Import,3.1,normal,minor,WordPress.org,defect (bug),reviewing,,2011-04-20T15:03:40Z,2012-09-12T03:47:39Z,"When I import from one site to another, the importer will notify you if you have duplicate posts but will not import them, as expected, but it does duplicate your custom menu's.

I'm not sure if this is the desired result.",zanematthew
Future Releases,19764,Invalid JSON in custom fields meta value after export,,Import,3.3.1,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2012-01-06T17:13:07Z,2012-09-10T10:12:22Z,"Hey there,

I exported a working copy of my online WordPress site to a local copy and noticed that the code gets changed; The backslash is removed which causes the json format to be invalide.
Original code in the custom fields meta

{{{
{""videos"":{""0"":""<iframe width=\""480\"" height=\""360\"" src=\""http://www.youtube.com/embed/YAozOaxXYx4\"" frameborder=\""0\"" allowfullscreen></iframe>""}}
}}}

Becomes in the local site after import 
 
{{{
{""videos"":{""0"":""<iframe width=""480"" height=""360"" src=""http://www.youtube.com/embed/YAozOaxXYx4"" frameborder=""0"" allowfullscreen></iframe>""}}
}}}
",abdessamad idrissi
Future Releases,15760,"LiveJournal Importer mishandles some <lj-cut> and <lj user=""""> expressions",westi,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),assigned,,2010-12-10T04:45:17Z,2011-02-19T18:52:42Z,"There is a note on plugins.trac ticket 1231 that says this should be handled in core.trac instead, so I'm cross-posting it here. The patch and ticket were originally added by a-bishop: 
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1231

Reproduction steps: 1. Create a LiveJournal? entry that has <lj user=""foo"" /> in it. Note that this is XML-ish 2. Try to use the livejournal-importer on this post.

Bug The <lj user=""foo"" /> gets ignored because the regular expression is too strict.

I've attached a patch that makes LiveJournal? Importer recognize the XML-ish version.

Patch:[[BR]]
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/attachment/ticket/1231/livejournal-importer.patch",designsimply
Future Releases,16183,MT Importer doesn't honor default article comment settings,,Import,3.0.4,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2011-01-10T23:00:38Z,2011-01-11T23:22:45Z,"I have a blog on a network that has '''Allow people to post comments on new articles''' and '''Allow link notifications from other blogs (pingbacks and trackbacks.)''' unchecked in '''wp-admin/options-discussion.php'''. The intent is to disable comments and trackbacks, and I can confirm this is happening for new posts when I do '''Post''' > '''Add New'''.

However, the MT Importer doesn't honor this configuration. All imported MT posts have comments enabled.",novasource
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 '''<p>''' tags. Like TinyMCE (and WordPress), a '''<p>''' 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,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,23465,WXR importer does not import posts if a post with the same title is in the trash,,Import,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-13T07:11:29Z,2013-04-22T03:12:42Z,"1. export a WXR file with some/all posts
2. send posts to trash
3. import the file generated at step 1.
4. for each post there is a message that the post already exist

If something is in the trash it should be handled as if it doesn't exist.

",mark-k
Future Releases,23464,"WXR importer: Creating new user to import to sucks, should be fixed or removed",,Import,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-13T07:05:33Z,2013-02-13T07:05:33Z,"When importing WXR you are prompted to assign a user to which of the existing users the imported content will be assigned, but it is also possible to provide a name of a new user which will be created and the content then will be associated with it. 

The new user functionality sucks
1. No email or password is required therefor the user for a while is missing data which is assumed to always exist for a user. In the end of the import there is a small notice about updating the user data, but it gets lost in all the output being generated during import

2. Processing does not stop if user creation had failed (I used hebrew characters for user name) and the imported content is assigned to the current user. WTF?

",mark-k
Future Releases,22082,WordPress Import Tool looses the complete category hierachical structure,,Import,3.4.2,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-03T01:53:05Z,2012-10-05T13:49:54Z,"I have exported from my local laptop wordpress installation the posts I had. They have the following structure with categories:


{{{
language  --> main category, parent
- source language   --> for example AF
-- target language  --> for example AFAR for Africans to Arabics
--- lessons
----- lesson 1      --> up to 100 lessons entries 
-- next target language
}}}

and so on

this complete structure is lost after import - they are all changed to parent categories no single child category.
I will attach the export file.",christian_gnoth
Future Releases,24373,WordPress Importer - Strict Standards compatibility,,Import,trunk,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-20T19:02:00Z,2013-05-24T15:51:40Z,"I am seeing the following errors on wp-admin/import.php, running 3.6-beta3-24300 and PHP 5.4.7, in my single and multisite test installs:

'''Strict Standards:''' Redefining already defined constructor for class WXR_Parser_Regex in xxxxx\wp-content\plugins\wordpress-importer\parsers.php on line 408

'''Strict Standards:''' Declaration of WP_Import::bump_request_timeout() should be compatible with WP_Importer::bump_request_timeout($val) in xxxxx\wp-content\plugins\wordpress-importer\wordpress-importer.php on line 38
",kpdesign
Future Releases,12286,bug and fix when importing from Movable Type,,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2010-02-19T13:26:59Z,2010-10-30T18:44:11Z,"I'm running WP Mu 2.9.1.1 and had a problem importing a Movable Type blog to WP and found a fix (sort of).

Symptom: When importing a blog from Movable Type to a blog in WP, you are asked to assign (or map) WP authors to MT authors. But, it turns out that the first author on the list is assigned to all posts. The other authors selected are neglected. Therefore, all of the posts end up belonging to one author.

Fix: I found the problem in wp-admin/import/mt.php. Specifically, ""$mtnames"" is not properly populated with authors from MT. So, I changed the code in function get_authors_from_post() as follows:

function get_authors_from_post() {
$formnames = array ();
$selectnames = array ();
$this->mtnames = $this->get_mt_authors();

I just added the last line shown above and then finally the import properly assings authors as intended.
(There might be a better place to put the last line, however.)
",leyburn888
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,15217,wp importer trunk regression: no longer accepts gz files,duck_,Import,3.1,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),reopened,,2010-10-26T04:16:21Z,2010-10-26T18:41:24Z,"wordpress-importer trunk r304267 no longer accepts gzipped WXR files.

This is a regression from the current wordpress-importer importer, v0.2 .

== Actual Results ==

""Sorry, there has been an error.
There was an error when reading this WXR file""

== Environment ==

WordPress Trunk r14360 (3.1-alpha) [[br]]
wordpress-importer trunk [http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/wordpress-importer/trunk r304267]

== Additional Details ==

Relates to #15197  ""WXR export/import umbrella ticket""

I notice that same error message ""There was an error when reading this WXR file"" is in two parts of the source. It might be better to make each error message more unique and add additional details.",lloydbudd
Future Releases,4010,Add Image Importing to the Blogger Importer,Workshopshed,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,reopened,,2007-03-21T20:21:28Z,2013-04-09T15:59:14Z,"The new blogger importer currently does a great job of bringing the blog over to WP, but it leaves the images associated with the blog on blogger.com and/or blogspot.com.  This violates blogger's TOS and risks having the user's image links blocked by blogger.  This change will move those images (using the WP image upload facility, of course) to the user's blog and fix the links as the import is done.",clwill
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,4611,Dotclear importer for WP 2.3: flatimport,,Import,2.3,low,minor,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2007-07-11T13:37:57Z,2011-08-04T10:30:33Z,"This importer import '''posts''' (''users, comments, tags, categories''), '''links''' (''categories'') into WordPress 2.3 from a Dotclear '''export flat file'''. A restart procedure allows the import of big blogs.

It's the importer for a Dotclear 2 blog. It imports also from a Dotclear 1.2.x blog (note that the embedded Dotclear importer imports from Dotclear 1 only).

Download the [http://cvie.free.fr/public/flatimport.zip] ; a tutorial is embedded with the flatimport.php script.",albaran
Future Releases,8455,Enhance usability in Wordpress Import - preselecting matching authors,tott,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2008-12-02T09:27:03Z,2012-09-10T10:21:11Z,"To increase usability in wordpress imports, especially for imports with many users or imports that are rerun a preselection of authors would increase usability.",tott
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,8984,Import ... default author,,Import,2.7,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2009-01-28T23:40:11Z,2012-09-10T10:00:15Z,"Suggest import.html contain an optional default author entry box (numeric or alpha lookup). The entry here would become the default author if a valid post_author is not found in the imported posts. This default author would apply to all posts that are part of the import.

I am told WordPress import does allow for a author during import.  I know RSS does not.

To be determined is if this default author should override valid author data - I would think it would.

An advanced feature would be to allow both a number author_ID or the friendly string-based author name to be entered and import.php would try to determine if the friendly name is unique. If not present a list of friendly names along with their blogs and allow the user to select the specific author. ",oregondean
Future Releases,22988,Import blogger site from its exported  XML file,,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2012-12-18T05:45:07Z,2013-01-22T18:52:34Z,I saw that wordpress.com has an option to do that.,mark-k
Future Releases,22041,Importer dies silently when multisite upload limit is reached,,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2012-09-28T17:58:57Z,2012-09-28T18:03:31Z,"The scenario: You're importing a WXR file into a site on a multisite network and the WXR includes a number of large attachments. For whatever reason, the upload capacity for each site is set at 100MB.

If the upload capacity is reached during the import process, the import will look like it's hanging forever. Instead, it would be nice to show an alert that the upload capacity was reached or similar.",danielbachhuber
Future Releases,23466,In user selection WXR importer should not suggest importing to subscriber,,Import,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-02-13T07:17:21Z,2013-02-13T07:17:21Z,"right now when associating a user from the WXR file with a wordpress user there is a dropdown containing all users. IMO there is no point in even offering associating with a subscriber as he will not be able to edit anything related to the imported content, and including subscribers can make the list needlessly long.",mark-k
Future Releases,7061,RSS import should store <description> as excerpt if <content:encoded> is present,,Import,2.5.1,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2008-05-29T11:47:32Z,2012-09-10T09:45:24Z,Currently the <description> tag is only used as content if no <content> tag is found.,koke
Future Releases,16294,Remote WXR Import,duck_,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,reviewing,,2011-01-19T01:02:00Z,2012-09-10T10:19:03Z,"The attached patch allows a user to submit a URL pointing to a WXR import file, rather then uploading it. The purpose of this is to allow people to import a WXR file that is larger then their server's max_upload_size/max_post_size php.ini settings.",belaraka
Future Releases,5678,Respectfully strip newlines in some importers,hansengel*,Import,2.5,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,accepted,,2008-01-16T11:20:02Z,2012-09-10T09:44:42Z,"Filing this as an enhancement because it could do with some discussion and insight from wiser and more experienced heads before being labelled ""defect"". :-)

I noticed while helping some users import their blogs that importers of HTML content (such as the RSS importer) don't tidy up superfluous newlines in the import format, which results in unnecessary {{{<br/>}}} elements after {{{wpautop()}}} filtering for display. They turn up in the editor too, which reinforces the problem.

I've adapted one of the filter functions to strip superfluous newlines, and changed my RSS importer to use it. The results have been warmly welcomed by users, who no longer have to clean up their imported blog content. ;-)

{{{strip_newlines()}}} should probably go into {{{wp-includes/formatting.php}}}, if there isn't already a function that already serves this purpose. I couldn't find one, so I adapted this. 

Given that similar HTML block/inline-savvy string-replacement code exists in other formatting functions, perhaps there's an opportunity for some refactoring here? I feel kind of silly proposing a function that is almost entirely duplicated from other code in the core.

I've used it immediately before the ""Clean up content"" section in {{{wp-admin/import/rss.php}}}'s {{{get_posts()}}}, and in an Advogato importer that I've written (which also uses HTML as the content format).

{{{
function strip_newlines($text) {
	// Respectfully strip unnecessary newlines
	$textarr = preg_split(""/(<[^>]+>)/Us"", $text, -1, PREG_SPLIT_DELIM_CAPTURE);
	$stop = count($textarr); $skip = false; $output = ''; // loop stuff
	for ($ci = 0; $ci < $stop; $ci++) {
		$curl = $textarr[$ci];
		if (! $skip && isset($curl{0}) && '<' != $curl{0}) { // If it's not a tag
			$curl = preg_replace('/[\n\r]+/', ' ', $curl);
		} elseif (strpos($curl, '<code') !== false || strpos($curl, '<pre') !== false || strpos($curl, '<kbd') !== false || strpos($curl, '<style') !== false || strpos($curl, '<script') !== false) {
			$next = false;
		} else {
			$next = true;
		}
		$output .= $curl;
	}
	return $output;
}
}}}

Thoughts?",jdub
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,8822,Use SWFUpload on importer tools,,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,enhancement,new,,2009-01-08T19:33:36Z,2012-09-10T09:53:41Z,"Attached is a patch that does the following:

 * Enables support for the lj-user tag, and creates a link to that user's homepage (with class=""lj-user"" for styling purposes) - fixes #5840
 * Converts lj-cut tags to <!--more--> tags and removes all but the first one
 * Provides the SWFUploader for the uploading files (impacts Blogware, MovableType/TypePad, RSS and WordPress importers as well)
 * Adds some user-friendly instructions on how to export from LJ properly
 * Removes the use of /e in preg_replace() for {{{livejournal.php}}} as detailed in #8689
 * Adds the title of the post to the output in the RSS importer as well (since all the others do that)

This patch was developed based on r10331",beaulebens
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,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,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,16148,MT Importer should match usernames,,Import,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,feature request,reopened,,2011-01-07T22:27:29Z,2012-09-10T10:21:14Z,"If I have a blog that already has a user with ID '''XYZ''', and my Movable Type import has a blog post with author with ID '''XYZ''', then the '''Assign Authors''' page in the import wizard should automatically match them by default.",novasource
Future Releases,24212,Add missing inline docs for esc_attr_x() and esc_html_x(),,Inline Docs,2.8,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-28T16:02:54Z,2013-04-28T16:02:54Z,"See [source:trunk/wp-includes/l10n.php:22346#L208].

#9650",ocean90
Future Releases,22801,Update documentation on wp_insert_term to state that it will return an error if inserting an existing term.,,Inline Docs,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-07T04:51:53Z,2012-12-07T04:51:53Z,"phpdoc for wp_insert_term() states:

If both the term id and taxonomy exist previously, then an array will be returned that contains the term id and the contents of what is returned.

However it returns an error object instead. That may have changed with #13481. Anyway, returning an error seems to be an acceptable solution. Although, #16567 might change that a bit.

Should we just adjust the docs to fit the current behavior?",lgedeon
Future Releases,20495,Update phpDoc to reflect post id or object is valid,,Inline Docs,3.3.1,normal,trivial,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-04-20T14:48:38Z,2013-05-14T13:24:11Z,"Many functions use `get_post()` and do so by simply passing along one of their own arguments (typically a post ID). Since `get_post()` accepts either a post ID or a post object, those functions therefore can (and do) also accept either type of value for the argument.

The phpDoc for many of the functions simply indicate a post ID is valid. The attached patch amends the `@param` doc entry for the relevant arguments to indicate either a post ID or post object is valid. (There are places where `get_post()` is used but the int arg is otherwise used in the function as an int -- I've skipped those since they don't really accept a post object.)



",coffee2code
Future Releases,11338,Custom Walker initialize error,,Inline Docs,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2009-12-05T17:24:42Z,2010-10-28T09:40:46Z,"While I was delvoping a customer walker for my wp_list_pages, I was having trouble getting it to read my customer extended class of Walker_Page. I was talking with DD32 last night and he came up with the solution..

{{{
wp_list_pages(array('walker' => 'new Walker_Page_Rabbit', 'title_li' => '', 'depth' => '1')); 
}}}

...instead of...

{{{
wp_list_pages(array('walker' => 'Walker_Page_Rabbit', 'title_li' => '', 'depth' => '1')); 
}}}

Clearly the reason for including the ""new"" was because in the 'category-template.php' and 'post-template.php' had...

{{{
 	if ( empty($r['walker']) )
 		$walker = new Walker_Page;
 	else
		$walker = $r['walker'];
}}}

I found out that having 'new' in the 
{{{
$r['walker']
}}}
..caused a mismatched argument in the...

{{{
return call_user_func_array(array(&$walker, 'walk'), $args);
}}}

'new' would be passed on. Once I changed the code in the 'core' to include the new and I would define just 'Walker_Page_Rabbit' in the 'wp_list_page' and it worked perfectly.

{{{
 	if ( empty($r['walker']) )
 		$walker = new Walker_Page;
 	else
		$walker = new $r['walker'];
}}}

This is a major blocker for any people who are working on customer walkers. Attached is a patch that does work.
				",ShaneF
Future Releases,20425,Documentation Issues,,Inline Docs,3.4,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-04-12T08:35:14Z,2012-11-19T20:08:23Z,"New ticket as per [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/19756#comment:18 Nacin's request].

http://docs.garyjones.co.uk/wordpress/3.4-beta1/errors.html shows the documentation errors (missing / incorrect arguments `@param` tags, missing short descriptions, missing DocBlocks at the file-level and structural element level etc.) when run against 3.4-beta1.

It doesn't include things like missing `@since` tags, version numbers not always being 3 digits, or some other bits, but getting the listed 2693 errors fixed would be a great start to a more complete API documentation.",GaryJ
Future Releases,16809,Inline Documentation Standard for Filters,,Inline Docs,3.1,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-03-09T20:11:02Z,2013-02-09T08:00:18Z,"I was hoping to get some insight on how to document filters as they are applied in a function. I'm referring to the use of the apply_filter() function inside a WordPress function, not for the use of the add_filter() function.

I thought to use something like one of these, but wanted some input on whether either was complete enough.

{{{
 * @uses apply_filters() for 'wp_admin_bar_class' providing 'WP_Admin_Bar' as the default class.

 * @note Adds the 'wp_admin_bar_class' filter to allow changing the default 'WP_Admin_Bar' class.

 * @link http://codex.wordpress.org/index.php?title=Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/wp_admin_bar_class
}}}
(Note: The link doesn't work yet. it is established from the [http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference#Admin_Bar Plugin API/Filter Reference])

I tend to look at inline docs as I use them (to update the codex and to research solutions) and that may not fit with other uses. I would rather not have to go back (too many times) because the my standard was useless to other users.


Thanks,",CharlesClarkson
Future Releases,14860,"""Updated"" message DIV jumping around Edit Post screen",,JavaScript,3.0.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2010-09-13T07:13:35Z,2010-09-14T14:33:13Z,"Okay, so I'm developing a plugin that uses a separate form tag on the Edit Posts screen to manage custom attributes. This form's inserted into the header using the ""in_admin_header"" action.

Now, to keep the same consistent formatting, I've used the same class names as used by the headings on the rest of the page:

{{{
<div class=""wrap rbs_ep"">
	<div class=""icon32""><br /></div>
	<h2>Edit Properties</h2>
	
	...
</div>
}}}

Now, whenever the page is published or updated, the ""Updated"" message box suddenly jumps from the top of the page into the form. Looking through the source for a bit, I found the culprit:

'''./wp-admin/js/common.dev :: Lines 197-199'''
{{{
// Move .updated and .error alert boxes. Don't move boxes designed to be inline.
$('div.wrap h2:first').nextAll('div.updated, div.error').addClass('below-h2');
$('div.updated, div.error').not('.below-h2, .inline').insertAfter( $('div.wrap h2:first') );
}}}

This little script is assuming that the first <h2> tag it finds is the one being displayed at the top of the page to the user. Now, I know the obvious solution here would simply be to move the form's source to the page's footer, but I still think this is a clumsy solution to an otherwise preventable issue.

Can't the Edit Page's heading be assigned an ID so the script can place the ""updated"" box more accurately? I don't want to duplicate CSS rules in my layout simply to reapply the same formatting using a different tag (e.g., ""<div class=""h2"">Edit Properties</div>""), as this'd simply be a messier approach. I think the script should be looking for a H2 tag with an ID (or at least a specific CSS class) to place the message box.",Alhadis
Future Releases,14356,Better string for onbeforeunload event dialog,,JavaScript,,lowest,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-07-19T18:53:15Z,2010-11-18T10:57:46Z,"The WP string for this now is:

''The changes you made will be lost if you navigate away from this page.''

The resulting dialog is:

''Are you sure you want to navigate away from this page?

''The changes you made will be lost if you navigate away from this page.

''Press OK to continue, or Cancel to stay on the current page.

''[OK] [Cancel]

Which is repetitive and, it seems to me, confusing.

I was thinking we could change our string to something not repetitive that complements better the default strings.  E.g.:

''You have unsaved changes that will be lost!

Patch available upon request.",demetris
Future Releases,15381,Rework WP_Scripts to support named groups,westi,JavaScript,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-11-10T21:59:49Z,2011-03-22T09:26:12Z,"Currently WP_Scripts has some ""special"" code for splitting things across header and footer and concatenating core scripts.

I would like to change it to support the following:

 * Named Groups - so we can have header, footer, ...
 * L10N awareness - so we can auto output the l10n.js file first if we need it - XRef #15124
 * Concatenation opt-out
 * Concatentaion opt-in for plugins.

I was working on this for #15124 until it became apparent that it wasn't right to do it for 3.1 - not enough time to fully test.",westi
Future Releases,6829,FromName causing emails not to send using Windows,,Mail,2.5,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2008-04-23T17:57:25Z,2010-05-24T07:52:50Z,"I have a fresh install of 2.5, but was not getting any user/password related emails.  I tracked this down to line 352 of pluggable.php which sets the FromName on the $phpmailer object.  When this value is set, it causes email to be lost.  When this value is set to null, then the email sends correctly.

php.ini is setup to use a remote SMTP server:

{{{
[mail function]
; For Win32 only.
SMTP = 127.0.0.1
smtp_port = 25
}}}

Here is the modified code:


{{{
// Set the from name and email
  $phpmailer->From = apply_filters( 'wp_mail_from', $from_email );
  $phpmailer->FromName = null; // <== this line changed
}}}


",mrtwice99
Future Releases,21738,PHPMailer fourth argument '-oi' does not work with some hosts with safe_mode off,,Mail,3.4.1,normal,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-30T13:56:54Z,2012-09-19T21:15:58Z,"See also #20970

Some hosts (e.g. TransIP) do not accept the '-oi' parameter in the fourth argument for mail() even when safe_mode is off.
The result is that no mail can be sent through !WordPress on these hosts.

Changeset [21129] provides a partial fix when either safe_mode is off, or no sender is defined.

The parameter seems to be unnecessary, therefore it is recommended to remove this parameter. In version 3.4 and 3.4.1, it is in lines 740 and 742 of file wp-includes/class-phpmailer.php
",Keeslavin
Future Releases,23578,URLs wrapped in <> parsed as HTML when wp_mail_content_type set to text/html,,Mail,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-21T17:04:34Z,2013-02-22T18:22:02Z,"[16285] wrapped the password-reset URL in the e-mail sent from retrieve_password() in greater-than/less-than signs in order to prevent it from breaking when line wrapped (see #14140). That has the side-effect of causing the URL to be parsed as HTML by the mail client when the message's content-type is set to text/html via the wp_mail_content_type filter. I don't see any other places in Core where this happens.

Using wp_mail_content_type to enable HTML e-mails is a common technique documented on the Codex and across the Web. Is it considered a bad practice to enable it globally -- as opposed to adding it before calling wp_mail(), then removing it after; or just setting the content type in the $headers param of wp_mail()? If so, we should document that on the Codex and possibly in wp_mail() where the filter is applied. 

Even if it is, I don't think it'd hurt to have retrieve_password() check the content-type and behave accordingly. If it's ""text/html"", then create a proper link; otherwise wrap the URL in greater-than/less-than signs.

If everyone agrees on that approach, I'll submit a patch.",iandunn
Future Releases,22837,"WP Needs to Set ""Sender"" and ""Reply-To"" or DKIM/DMARC will not work using wp-mail (via PHPMailer)",,Mail,3.4.2,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-09T17:23:48Z,2013-01-24T03:58:25Z,"I notice that for DKIM to function (while using DMARC) correctly for outgoing mail the PHPMailer object needs to make sure the Sender and Reply-To fields match the ""From"" field otherwise the ""Return-Path"" header uses the server it is sending from causing a mismatch.  When this happens DKIM fails authentication on the receiver side because it is not added to outgoing mail.

I tried adding the reply-to and sender header manually to wp_mail() but it did not work.  One had to do the following:

Right now i have to manually modify the /wp-includes/pluggable.php file in the wp_mail() function to include:

{{{
	if (strlen($phpmailer->Sender)==0)
	{
		$phpmailer->Sender = $phpmailer->From;
		$phpmailer->AddReplyTo($phpmailer->From);
	}
}}}

This resolves the problem and DKIM works again.
",kellogg9
Future Releases,23243,"wp_mail() not working with ""Name <email>"" format in buggy PHP versions on Windows",,Mail,3.5,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-20T15:59:30Z,2013-01-31T16:53:36Z,"As a result of ticket #17305, wp_mail() accepts the $to parameter in the format ""Name <email@domain.com>"".

There exists a PHP bug in versions below 5.2.11 and in 5.3, on Windows. This bug occurs when addresses are passed to the PHP mail() function in the ""Name <email>"" format and prevents e-mails from being sent. I believe this bug in fixed in 5.3.1 and above. (see https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=28038)

I don't believe this affects any core functionality, but may affect some plugins which pass $to in the above format.

I tested in PHP 5.2.4 on Windows with the following code:

{{{
wp_mail(""email@ext.com"", ""Test"", ""Test"");
wp_mail(""Name <email@ext.com>"", ""Test 2"", ""Test 2"");
}}}

The first email is received; the second isn't. When removing error suppression from the mail() calls in class-phpmailer.php, the following warning is outputted:

  Warning: mail() [function.mail]: SMTP server response: 501 <Name <email@ext.com>>: ""@"" or ""."" expected after ""Name"" in C:\xampplite\htdocs\wp-includes\class-phpmailer.php on line 771",bbosh
Future Releases,23365,Add Option for user defined from_email,,Mail,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-02-02T03:25:47Z,2013-02-03T08:04:34Z,"As is admitted in pluggable.php in the wp_mail function, the default from address is not ideal. If set to wordpress@domain(dot)com, some hosts block the E-mail because it doesn't exist. If set to admin_email, some hosts block it because it's from an unknown domain.

The most natural answer to me is to add an option for this in the admin interface. This way, people with an issue, or simply trying to appear more professional, are able to change this without a plugin or adding code to their theme. Even if the option is pretty buried, a simple help doc could point folks to the right spot.

For proof of need, check out all the threads under http://wordpress.org/search/wordpress%40?forums=1",stevish
Future Releases,17678,Improved email validator,,Mail,3.2,low,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-06-03T20:33:10Z,2011-06-03T20:36:46Z,"Ran into this while looking for a C library to do the same. The project seems to have some activity and traction, in case there's any interest:

http://code.google.com/p/isemail/ (BSD-licensed and unit-tested)",Denis-de-Bernardy
Future Releases,15594,"make pluggable the multisite/""wpmu"" mails",,Mail,3.1,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-11-27T11:45:35Z,2011-01-13T03:29:18Z,"such as the one that is generated in the first lines of

wp-admin/user-new.php",arena
Future Releases,7845,suggested wp-mail.php improvements,,Mail,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-10-08T04:22:44Z,2009-08-19T12:15:06Z,"wp-mail.php is kind lacking in a bit of well, everything right now.

I don't know when if there are any currently open tickets or any planned improvements, but I just wanted to chip in two cents here. I've had a bit of a nightmare experience after trying to use it with a client. It was a large headache, to say the least. 

For some reason, it's displaying odd characters between words and some odd symbols (notably a mixture of = signs and random numbers) are also showing up. There is no option to strip HTML formatting, so that displays in posts too. It doesn't make use of the pseudo-cron. You have to either manually load wp-mail.php, use a cron, or load a frame onto the front page. Posts sent through the system are instantly approved and there's no option to hold it in the moderation queue. There's pretty much no options at all.

I really wouldn't mind working on this and submitting a patch if someone wanted me to. I was searching through trac and (I could be wrong) but this hasn't been touched since 2006 or earlier.
",anthonycole
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,21848,A single space in the image caption breaks alignment,,Media,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-08T15:07:42Z,2012-09-09T08:53:24Z,"If you add just a single space in the caption field of an image using the media uploader, it ignores any alignment settings.

The expected behaviour would mean that regardless of what is entered into the caption box, the image alignment should be honoured.",luffer
Future Releases,22870,Add New Media Page doesn't fail out on large images,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-12T05:20:15Z,2012-12-12T05:20:15Z,"Discovered while debugging #22869 (which is why your steps to repro are similar)

To Reproduce: Upload https://objects.dreamhost.com/ipstenu-images/sunset_2_22_11_by_kenshinkyo-d3a6slk.jpeg to your WP install in the media-new.php page

Note: Image is 12600x9450 and 4.9MB

Expected Outcomes:

VPS/Dedicated with tons of memory: Success

Shared hosted without a lot of memory: Failure, not enough memory


Actual outcomes:

VPS as expected.

Shared
* On 3.4.2: ""Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 50400 bytes) in /home/blah/site.com/wp-includes/media.php on line 258"" (good)
* 3.5 new uploader correctly errors out with (good)
* 3.5 media-new.php hangs on 'Crunching' (bad)

Obviously media-new.php hanging on crunching isn't desirable. That should error out.",Ipstenu
Future Releases,22940,Adding term checklist to Media modal has undesired results,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-14T14:59:27Z,2012-12-14T14:59:27Z,"If you use '''attachment_fields_to_edit''' to add a term checklist to the media modal, there is no way to know when a term is unchecked. I propose that when a checkbox is clicked in the compat section, all the checked boxes of the same name are passed in the POST request.",jfarthing84
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,24421,Audio and Video Shortcodes not Displaying via Add Media (v3.6 Beta-3),,Media,,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-25T16:10:06Z,2013-05-25T16:10:06Z,"If you use the Add Media button and insert a video or audio file from the library then it doesn't display. However, if you upload an audio file or video to that post then that shortcode works. That said, it has to be the appropriate media type (i.e. for video shortcode it has to be a video you're uploading).

If you '''remove lines 877-888''' of wp_audio_shortcode '''and 996-1006''' wp_video_shortcode then it '''seems to fix this'''. The problem being that get_attached_audio/video fails because there isn't anything attached, returning an empty array and so the code terminates (via return).

'''But if you remove those blocks it seems to display audio and video shortcodes fine.
'''
Example of offending code:

{{{
        #$audios causes shortcode to break if nothing was uploaded/attached to that post/page
	if ( ! $primary ) {
		$audios = get_attached_audio( $post_id );
		if ( empty( $audios ) )
			return;

		$audio = reset( $audios );
		$src = wp_get_attachment_url( $audio->ID );
		if ( empty( $src ) )
			return;

		array_unshift( $default_types, 'src' );
	}

}}}",claregoult
Future Releases,24403,Bug - uploadedTo argument for wp.media,,Media,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-23T20:27:42Z,2013-05-24T21:41:53Z,"Adding a 'uploadedTo' value for wp.media causes files uploaded in the current frame to not display in the library frame, see attached screenshot. It appears the 'library' state is not updating. The screenshot was taken immediately after dropping an image onto the frame to be uploaded. 

Expectation: After dropping a new upload onto the frame, you should see the uploaded file with the currently uploaded files and it should automatically be selected (the exact behavior that is shown without the 'uploadedTo' argument)

Code to reproduce: 

{{{
<script>
	(function($){
		my_frame = wp.media({
			title: 'Select Your Images',
			button: {
				text: 'Choose'
			},
			multiple: true,
			library: {
				type: 'image',
				uploadedTo: some_post_id  //Only display attachments for current post in the 'Library' state
			}
		});

		my_frame.open();
	})(jQuery);
</script>
}}}",jamesmehorter
Future Releases,18275,Can't get perfect thumbnail sizes with image editor,,Media,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-07-28T02:37:16Z,2011-07-29T05:05:07Z,"In the media settings, I have the thumbnail set to a fixed size (218x145), and set to crop to these exact dimensions. 

Sometimes the automatic thumbnail crops off people's heads, etc, so I use the Image Editor to manually adjust the thumbnail. I select a rectangle, set the aspect ratio to 218x145, click crop, apply to thumbnail only, and save.

However, sometimes that results in an image slightly off in dimensions - for example, 215x145. 

I expect this is a rounding error. However, it happens even if I select an area much bigger than this when cropping in the Image Editor - eg 300x200. After I click crop and see the 300x200 image, I would expect the thumbnail to be automatically be created at 218x145 like it does normally based on this adjusted image - however, it appears the checkbox for using exact dimensions doesn't apply here. (In fact, if I select, say 300x300, it will make my thumbnail 145x145).

This feels like a bug to me, and makes it very hard to generate thumbnails at the size I want.",smerriman
Future Releases,23591,Can't insert media into wp_editor() without quicktags and/or tinymce,,Media,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-22T23:39:04Z,2013-03-05T16:15:36Z,"If I set up an editor with no TinyMCE or Quicktags, I'm unable to insert any media.
{{{
$args = array(
	'tinymce' => false,
	'quicktags' => false,
	'textarea_rows' => 5,
);
wp_editor( '', 'test1', $args );
}}}
No js errors or anything. Media modal comes up, I can use it without any issue, but as soon as I click insert (be it single media or gallery), nothing happens.

I have to enable tinymce and/or quicktags to get media insertion to work. 

Here's a simple plugin for testing: https://gist.github.com/trepmal/5016952

I can replicate this in 3.5.1 and trunk, have not tested in anything older.

I don't think this is a browser quirk, but just in case, I've tested and confirmed the issue in Firefox 19 and Chrome 25.0.1364.84 beta both on Mac 10.8.2.",trepmal
Future Releases,23374,Custom photo title is overwritten upon completion of upload,,Media,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-03T03:37:30Z,2013-02-03T03:37:30Z,"Version:  3.5.1 (latest)
Environment: Chrome 24.0.1312.57 on Mac OSX 10.8.2

Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a new post and click the Add Media button.
2. Add several large photos (>4MB).  This is necessary to give you time to perform step 3.
3. Add new titles to the photos that are in the process of uploading.

Output: after a photo finishes uploading, its newly-added title get overwritten by a default title (taken from the filename)
Expected output: on the completion of a photo upload, the title field should be checked and preserved if necessary, not overwritten

(not related to plugins or theme)",franksvalli
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,23525,Deleting one Image from upload resets/destroys upload batch changes,,Media,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-19T12:02:45Z,2013-02-19T13:16:35Z,"Confirming the image delete of one image from an upload batch discards all text-changes so far with the properties of all other images of that batch.

",hakre
Future Releases,6819,EXIF data extracted from uploaded images stored incorrectly,tellyworth,Media,2.5,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2008-04-23T01:13:19Z,2009-11-23T15:25:26Z,"Currently extracted EXIF data is stored as a single custom field with a serialized array containing all the data - it should be stored with one-custom-field per data entry, probably with the exif_ prefix.",matt
Future Releases,17088,Edit image icon broken in Internet Explorer 9 for referenced images with captions,,Media,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-04-08T17:14:11Z,2011-07-22T20:12:16Z,"The ""Edit Image"" icon fails in IE 9 when trying to edit an image that has been inserted from an external URL with a caption. Instead of bringing up the Edit Image screen nothing happens.

Removing the caption code for an externally referenced image allows it to then be edited normally.

To reproduce:
1. Create a new post in WP 3.1.1
2. Add an image from an external URL with a caption. You could use the following code:
{{{
[caption align=""alignnone"" width=""281"" caption=""Source: Wikipedia (by NASA)""]<img title=""France"" src=""http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c4/Satellite_image_of_France_in_August_2002.jpg/780px-Satellite_image_of_France_in_August_2002.jpg"" alt=""France"" width=""281"" height=""216"" />[/caption]
}}}
3. Switch to the visual editor.
4. Click on the image to bring up the two icons.
5. Click the edit image icon.

Instead of bringing up the edit image dialogue the post will scroll to the top with the cursor before the first word. Nothing else happens.

This was tested in IE 9 in an installation of 3.1.1. The same steps to reproduce will work correctly in Safari 5.0.4 and allow you to edit an image.",andrewspittle
Future Releases,24338,Feature image not stored as an attachment when selecting existing image from Media Library,,Media,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-14T18:36:52Z,2013-05-15T00:50:33Z,"Selecting a Featured Image for a post that is already in the Media Library does not store it as an attachment, however when uploading an image using the Featured image panel, then it does store it as an attachment.

The differences are also that the image gets the post name in the ""Uploaded to"" column in the Media Library, however when selecting one that already exists, this column does not get the post name filled in.  I realize that it is not filled in as it wasn't ""uploaded to"" that post, but there may be some correlation between that and the attachment issue above.",whodeee
Future Releases,23409,Featured Images Not Working when From Media Library,,Media,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-07T02:37:57Z,2013-02-16T01:39:02Z,"I am in 3.5.1, Multisite, all plugins disabled, using Twenty-Twelve theme. While editing a post, when clicking on ""Set Featured Image"" in the meta box, I get the popup and select the image. I then click ""Save Featured Image."" The box closes. The meta box displays nothing -- just the original ""Set Featured Image"" link. So, I Update the post. Still, no featured image. 

Going through the above steps, I decide instead to upload an image from my computer. When I do, and select it as my featured image, it works.

It seems to choke only on files that are already in the media library.
",saracup
Future Releases,22785,Gallery placeholder buttons sometimes appear overlaid on the wrong editor,,Media,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-06T08:24:12Z,2012-12-14T23:32:53Z,"If you have multiple visual editors on a screen, the edit/remove buttons that overlay on the gallery placeholder can appear in the right position, but in the wrong editor. If you click the edit button that appeared in the wrong place, the new-to-3.5 media modal shows the image set for the previously clicked placeholder. To reproduce:

* Enable a second editor. Code (`edit_form_after_editor` is new to 3.5):
{{{
add_action( 'edit_form_after_editor', 'hhs_edit_form_after_editor' );
function hhs_edit_form_after_editor() {
	wp_editor( '', 'hhs_test_editor' );
}
}}}
* Insert a gallery or two into one of the editors.
* Click inside the editor without the galleries.
* Single click a gallery placeholder in the other. Note that the buttons appear overlaid on the gallery-less editor.

Double clicking a placeholder will bring the buttons to the right place. Clicking within the same editor instance keeps the buttons in the right place. It seems specific to clicking a placeholder in an editor that did not previously have focus, including on page load. On page load, clicking a placeholder in the first (top) editor seems to show the buttons in the lower editor, whereas clicking a placeholder in the lower editor works just fine.

Reproduced in 3.4.2. Probably goes back farther. It probably wouldn't have been noticed in 3.4.2 since the old modal wouldn't have displayed much of anything differently.",helen
Future Releases,22997,IE 8 issue with new Media Manager,,Media,3.5,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-18T19:25:30Z,2012-12-18T19:38:55Z,When in any post in IE8 you are unable to remove featured images also if you add a new post and attempt to set a featured image the media manager does not open in a model as it should which prevents you from setting the image.,th3fallen
Future Releases,13425,Image Gallery of Private Post is publicly displayed,,Media,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-05-17T20:12:20Z,2010-05-21T13:21:01Z,"Might have been forgotten only, I just ran over this inconsistency while beta-testing:

'''Description:'''

The Image Gallery of a Private Post is displayed (in another post via the Shorttag with id parameter) whereas, when clicking on the images to go to the attachment page, you get a 404 not found.

'''Example:'''

[http://hakre.wordpress.com/2010/05/17/cui-utils-rev2/#more-1184 Post with Gallery][[BR]]
[http://hakre.wordpress.com/2010/05/17/cui-utils-gnu-tools-fur-windows-32-with-a-simple-setup/gnu-win-cui-util-00-setup/ Attachment of that Gallery]

'''Steps to reproduce'''

Create a new Post, set a title and the Status to private.

Save as Draft.

Preview it, to get the ID easily from URL.

Upload a Bunch of Images.

Insert the Gallery Shorttag inside that Post Body.

Publish the Post.

Create a second new Post

Give it a Title and Insert the Gallery Shortcode with the ID from the last Post.

Publish.

View.

Copy the URL.

Open another Browser so to have a new User-Session.

Visit that URL.

'''Expected Behaviour'''

You should not see a gallery.

'''Behaviour'''

You see a gallery.

When clicking on a gallery link you get a 404 page.


'''Feedback'''

I see an inconsitency here but have no Idea how to deal with it.

So either the gallery should not be found as well (not found as in 404 but in this case: not output) or the attachment pages should be able to call as well.

Related: #11697",hakre
Future Releases,22458,Image captions and block level elements,,Media,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-15T03:16:18Z,2012-11-15T03:38:05Z,"After accidentally putting a captioned image inside another image's caption (yo dawg), I found that block level elements in general seem to not play well.

{{{
[caption id=""attachment_809"" width=""150"" align=""alignnone""]<a href=""#""><img width=""150"" height=""150"" src=""http://colorto.me/png/150/rand"" class=""size-thumbnail wp-image-809"" /></a> tree<p>block level in caption</p>[/caption] 
}}}
With `<p>` tag: Toggling about 3 times completely removes the tag, contents remain
{{{
[caption id=""attachment_809"" width=""150"" align=""alignnone""]<a href=""#""><img width=""150"" height=""150"" src=""http://colorto.me/png/150/rand"" class=""size-thumbnail wp-image-809"" /></a> tree<div>block level in caption</div>[/caption] 
}}}
With `<div>` tag: Toggling about 2 times causes the entire caption to be removed, after first adding some unbalanced `<dd>` and `<dl>` after the first toggle

{{{
[caption id=""attachment_809"" width=""150"" align=""alignnone""]<a href=""#""><img width=""150"" height=""150"" src=""http://colorto.me/png/150/rand"" class=""size-thumbnail wp-image-809"" /></a> tree<ul><li>block level in caption</li></ul>[/caption] 
}}}
With `<ul><li>` tags: First toggle will 'organize' your list tags, each toggle after that adds 2 `<br />` tags and wraps an extra `<ul>` around the list.",trepmal
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,12097,Inserting image captions sometimes results in malformed HTML,,Media,2.9.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-01-31T13:30:55Z,2011-08-13T11:11:31Z,"When adding an image with a caption to an HTML post, WP generates invalid HTML. In at least the case identified below, WP generates a DIV tag inside a P tag, which violates HTML standards and which results in undefined behavior depending on the browser being used.

For background: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/291591

To reproduce:

  * install stock WP 2.9.1 from scratch. No changes (eg. no themes and no plugins).
  * edit the default first post
  *  switch to HTML editor view
  * upload an image at the beginning of the post, using the same text for the image title, alternate text and caption
  * insert the image into the post as a thumbnail
  * save the post

The text inside the editor should look like the following when you are done:

{{{
[caption id=""attachment_3"" align=""alignnone"" width=""100"" caption=
""Blurred TV Icon""]<a href=""http://wptesty.nfshost.com/wp-conten
t/uploads/BlurredTVIcon.png""><img class=""size-full wp-image-3
"" title=""Blurred TV Icon"" src=""http://wptesty.nfshost.com/wp-con
tent/uploads/BlurredTVIcon.png"" alt=""Blurred TV Icon"" width=""100
"" height=""100"" /></a>[/caption]Welcome to WordPress. This is your
 first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!
}}}

The resulting HTML generated by WP is:

{{{
<div class=""entry"">
<p><div id=""attachment_3"" class=""wp-caption alignnone"" style=""wi
dth: 110px""><a href=""http://wptesty.nfshost.com/wp-content/u
ploads/BlurredTVIcon.png""><img class=""size-full wp-image-3"" titl
e=""Blurred TV Icon"" src=""http://wptesty.nfshost.com/wp-conten
t/uploads/BlurredTVIcon.png"" alt=""Blurred TV Icon"" width=""100"" h
eight=""100"" /></a><p class=""wp-caption-text"">Blurred TV Icon<
/p></div>Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or del
ete it, then start blogging!</p>
</div>
}}}

For a live example, see http://wptesty.nfshost.com.

NOTE: I am hosting this site myself and I may not leave it up for very long, so if you want to see the bug without having to set up WP yourself, please visit this URL sooner rather than later.",essday
Future Releases,24352,"It is not obvious what does ""Edit"" mean in the info (bottom) part of the media selection window",,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-16T14:34:33Z,2013-05-17T01:25:05Z,"1. Edit a post 
2. click ""add media""
3. select a media
4. the bottom part of the window contains an ""edit"" link

It seems like Edit mode just lets the user rearrange the order of the selected media. Maybe it is my english but when I rearrange icons on my desktop I don't think about it as editing. The use of ""Edit"" in that context just feels strange and confusing.",mark-k
Future Releases,22887,"JavaScript inserted using ""attachment_fields_to_edit"" executes too early",,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-12T13:14:43Z,2012-12-12T16:04:47Z,"If I add JavaScript using <script> tags inside the ""attachment_fields_to_edit"" filter, the script is '''in certain situations''' executed '''before''' the rest of the HTML is added to the DOM. This is troublesome if I want to do something with the HTML I wrote before the <script> tag.

In WordPress 3.4, the <script> tags were simply added to the DOM along with the rest of the HTML. Now, it seems the <script> tags are extracted from the rest of the HTML and are executed before the HTML is added to the DOM.

A simple example to reproduce the problem:

{{{

add_action('attachment_fields_to_edit', 'bug_test', 20, 2);
function bug_test($form_fields, $post) {
	if (!is_array($form_fields)) {
		$form_fields = array();
	}
		
	$form_fields['bug_test'] = array(
		'label'      => 'Bug test',
		'input'      => 'html',
		'html'       => '
			<div id=""bug_test_div""></div>
			<script type=""text/javascript"">alert(jQuery(""#bug_test_div"").size())</script>
		',
		'value'      => 0
	);

	return $form_fields;
}
}}}

This should always pop a message box containing ""1"" (i.e. the number of elements found with the ""bug_test_div"" id), but it doesn't in the following situation:

Access the admin panel, add a new post and click on the ""Add Media"" button. Upload an image and you will get a message box saying ""1"". Good. Now upload another image and select it. Now you'll get ""0"" instead of ""1"". Select the previous image or any other image and you will still get ""0"" instead of ""1"".

Note that this works without a problem (i.e. always outputs ""1"") in the ""Admin panel -> Media -> Edit Media"" pages.

",liviumirea
Future Releases,22869,Large Image Uploads Don't Error Well,,Media,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-12T05:10:10Z,2013-02-02T03:29:06Z,"Related to #22849 but not restricted to the new uploader. Happens on 3.4 and 3.5 in different ways.

To Reproduce: Upload https://objects.dreamhost.com/ipstenu-images/sunset_2_22_11_by_kenshinkyo-d3a6slk.jpeg to your WP install in the media-new.php page

Note: Image is 12600x9450 and 4.9MB

Expected Outcomes:

* Shared hosted without a lot of memory: Failure, not enough memory, no image uploaded.
* VPS/Dedicated with tons of memory: Success

Actual outcomes:

* VPS as expected.
* Shared not so much. You get the errors as expected however the failure is not correct. The image actually does upload, contrary to the errors, however no thumbnails are made, which then causes a memory problem as the full size image shows when you go to any media library view (in lieu of actual thumbnails). This crashed Chrome (as @markjaquith saw when we were testing Monday night) until I deleted the large images.

The actual issue is on thumbnail creation, so the best 'fix' I can think of is if on failed thumbnail gen, it nukes the master image, but I don't know if that would make sense since some of the thumbnail gen might be on extra image sizes set by themes/plugins. Then again, do you want those if all fail? ",Ipstenu
Future Releases,23003,Long filename breaks styling in media modal,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2012-12-19T12:11:17Z,2012-12-19T16:48:47Z,"Long filename in media modal breaks styling of right sidebar. Long filename is displayed bellow thumbnail and longer labels bellow are moved to separate line.

See attached picture.",pavelevap
Future Releases,23436,Media Gallery - Cropping Image and then Cropping a thumbnail from that crop doesn't work.,,Media,3.5.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-10T17:20:00Z,2013-02-10T18:04:06Z,"'''A recipe for repeating the bug behavior:'''

Navigate to Library in the admin sidebar.

Click ""Add new"".

Drag the 800x480 copy of this or any image to the drag and drop area:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cheese_platter.jpg

(I suggest this image for ease of recipe duplication and best explanation.)

After the blue status bar has completed, ""Edit"" to bring the media edit window up in a new tab.

Click ""Edit Image"" below the actual image.

Drag anywhere inside the image to create a cropping box.

In the ""Image crop"" pane, set the crop area to 500px width, 100px height.

Drag the cropping box so that the fancy toothpick is as far left as possible along the horizontal axis of the cropping box, but centered vertically. 

Click the ""Crop"" icon. Click ""Save"". Click ""Update"".

Click ""Edit Image"" once again.

Drag inside the newly-cropped image again to create a new cropping box.

In the ""Image Crop"" pane, change the cropping dimensions to 150 x 100. 

Drag the box so the fancy toothpick is somewhere in the left third within the crop boundary. 

'''Important:''' In the thumbnail settings pane, set ""Apply Settings to:"" '''Thumbnail'''.

Click the ""Crop"" icon. Click ""Save"". Click ""Update"". 

Click ""Library"" in the admin sidebar.

The newly preferred thumbnail for our previously-cropped image does not save. Thumbnail remains default, based on center of previously-cropped image. Instead, you will see a small wheel of cheese sliced into six wedges with garnishes for the thumbnail, even though we chose the part with the fancy toothpick.",gr33nman
Future Releases,23847,"Media Manager default ""link to"" setting overriding custom setting",,Media,2.7,normal,minor,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-22T17:58:40Z,2013-04-04T03:18:58Z,"http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-includes/js/media-views.js#L444

The line I'm looking at is this:

{{{
  link:  defaultProps.link  || getUserSetting( 'urlbutton', 'file' )
}}}

{{{getUserSetting( 'urlbutton', 'file' )}}} returns the correct value that I set in the theme on 'init' with {{{set_user_setting( 'urlbutton', 'none' )}}} but that value is not saved on this line because defaultProps.link has already been set to 'file'.

I can't figure out why it tests for a default setting before a user setting, and not the other way around",joshkadis
Future Releases,23127,Media Upload hangs on Crunching on too big image sizes.,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-05T22:56:14Z,2013-02-02T03:29:32Z,"If the uploaded file is too big for the Max Memory Limit Setting, then the upload is executed, but the image isn't resized to the set image sizes and the frontend gets stuck on ""Crunching"". I tracked the error down into the core and found out, that the main problem is in the GD library class ( wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor-gd.php ) in the load() function.

Everything works fine before line 91:
{{{
$this->image = @imagecreatefromstring( file_get_contents( $this->file ) );
}}}

So imagecreatefromstring fails because of a lack of memory. But as a chain reaction everything else fails afterwards. The library is not loaded and sent back, and so on. As a result no id is sent back to the frontend and the Loader hangs.

Maybe there should be any error catching and sending back before this GD function, that the frontend receives any error messages and that the upload is deleted in case of error.

Just my thoughts: As this error is a Fatal one, you can`t use any Exception stuff, cause there will not be any memory left to execute it. Maybe some checking if the id is present before sending the image back to crunching?",clubdesign
Future Releases,10055,Media filters are very wrong...,,Media,2.8,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2009-06-07T01:47:31Z,2009-11-20T07:31:52Z,"e.g.:

{{{
apply_filters($callback, call_user_func($callback));

...

$html = apply_filters('audio_send_to_editor_url', $html, $href, $title);
}}}

so, basically, we get to add fields over on the type_url_form_audio form, but they're not available as filters in the audio_send_to_editor_url filter.",Denis-de-Bernardy
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,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,22648,No error reporting for failed upload of background image in theme customizer,,Media,3.4,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-30T00:54:48Z,2013-01-24T22:27:49Z,"I tried uploading a background image using the theme cusomizer in 3.5 RC2 but nothing happened. After a few more tries I worked out that there was a problem uploading the file but WordPress didn't inform me of this, which it should.

It was only once I'd looked at the response from async-upload.php that I realised there even was a problem.

{{{
filename: ""Screen Shot 2012-11-28 at 17.50.55.png""
message: ""Unable to create directory wp-content/uploads/2012/11. Is its parent directory writable by the server?""
success: false
}}}

",WPsites
Future Releases,23144,Non writeable uploads folder may result in URLs to existing attachments fallbacking to use GUID,,Media,2.7,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-08T16:19:44Z,2013-01-08T23:22:10Z,"When using wp_get_attachment_url() the returned url may fall back to using the value stored in the GUID field, if the uploads folder is not writeable. 

I think this only happens if the uploads folder for the current year + month does not exists.

Reason for this is in wp_upload_dir(): it returns everything ok, including an error like ""Unable to create directory wp-content/uploads/2013/01. Is its parent directory writable by the server?"" which makes the wp_get_attachment_url() function think something is wrong and therefor uses GUID instead, since it does a check for just FALSE and not the type of error.

In my example I am getting an attachment/file that exists in the folder ""uploads/2012/12"", so the month/folder 01 is not necessary at all.

I don't see the need for falling back to GUID because of a non-writeable uploads folder since this should only be considered wrong when adding files, not when reading existing files. All other information for getting the file is correct. Also, perhaps you can spare some MS if you skip the does-folder-exist-for-current-month checks when just getting file info.


",eskapism
Future Releases,14639,Posts in the Trash drag attachment pages down with them,,Media,3.0.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2010-08-18T20:28:50Z,2013-05-08T14:30:16Z,"If you have an attachment linked to a post, then move the post to the Trash, the attachment page results in a 404.

Steps to reproduce:

 1. Create a new post with at least one image attached to it (just add it to the post).
 2. Publish the post.
 3. Check both the attachment URL (it will be a ""child"" of the post to which it is attached) and the post URL.
 4. Move the post to the Trash.
 5. Try to ""View"" the attachment either by going through the Media Library or by refreshing the attachment URL. WordPress will display a 404 message.

Deleting the post permanently can cause the attachment permalink to work again, both with the page parent in the slug and without that information in the form http://sitename.com/attachmentname/ .",markel
Future Releases,22999,The position of the cursor is ignored when inserting media in DFW and Text mode (IE),,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-19T00:58:22Z,2012-12-19T01:07:36Z,"When editing a post in IE8/IE9 in either full screen mode or in text mode, media is always inserted at the top of the post when regardless of where the cursor is positioned prior to opening the ""Add Media"" modal. I suspect that IE7 is also affected, but I have not tested it.",gcorne
Future Releases,11477,Unable to Crop Images in RC1,,Media,2.9,normal,major,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,,2009-12-17T23:45:56Z,2012-11-06T22:50:32Z,"There appear to be several bugs in the Image Crop input fields.  I'll let you decide which of these symptoms are valid.

1. Go to the Edit Media screen for an image.

2. Click & Drag to highlight an area of the image.

3. Enter an Aspect ratio of 4:3.  '''The image selection changes but the Selection fields are not updated.'''

4. Attempt to change the Aspect ratio to 4:7.  '''Input is erased as soon as I type it in.'''  This makes no sense at first, but appears to be some kind of boundary feedback?

5. Attempt to change the Aspect ratio to 10:11.  '''Input is impossible unless the second field is empty.'''

6. Change the Aspect ratio to 7:8 and then change it to 7.9:8.  '''Nothing happens.'''

7. In common graphics vocabulary, ""Selection"" always refers to a pair of rectangular coordinates.  '''Using the word ""Selection"" where ""Size"" is what you meant''' to say is confusing.

8. Scale Image is collapsed by default, with no indiciation that it can be expanded except for a slight difference in text color, and the cursor changes on mouse over.  This is inconsistent with the Image Crop area, which is '''not collapsible'''.

9. There is '''no way to enter a decimal coefficient''' for the Aspect ratio.  Even 1.67:1 doesn't work.  Unless the user wants to always use 1:1, 16:9, 8:5, 5:4, or 4:3, the existing Aspect Ratio fields will be useless.  The interface would make more sense with a limited set of radio options.

10. '''The original image Aspect Ratio is not displayed.'''  If my image has an Aspect of 1.39847, and I want to ""lock it in"" while cropping, there is no obvious way to do it.

11. '''The new image Aspect Ratio is not displayed.'''  If I crop by click & drag, or by typing in the Selection fields, there is no way to know the resulting Aspect Ratio without pulling out a calculator.

12. The original image '''dimensions are not displayed''', unless the Scale Image area has been expanded.  Cropping is just that much more awkward as a result.",miqrogroove
Future Releases,14244,Upload file types should be checked BEFORE uploading.,,Media,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-07-09T01:06:36Z,2013-04-08T15:12:57Z,"Wanna get frustrated? Try uploading a 50 meg video and realizing you forgot to set your Upload file types to allow m4v.

Is there any way this can be checked BEFORE the file gets uploaded? As it stands today, you upload THEN it checks and deletes. Arg :)",ipstenu
Future Releases,22694,Uploading File with Apostrophe in filename,,Media,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-03T11:33:20Z,2012-12-03T14:40:31Z,"When uploading a file with an apostrophe in the filename wordpress returns a 'HTTP Error' message.

I have replicated this on two separate installs of wordpress, on different LAMP hosting environments.

The filename used for testing was Trend_Forecaster's_Handbook_1.jpg",ianatkins
Future Releases,22146,Uploading Media does not show an error when connection is interrupted,,Media,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-10T03:30:20Z,2013-03-19T21:16:36Z,"When using the multi-file uploader, it doesn't show an appropriate error message when the connection is interrupted briefly. Instead, it jumps to ""Crunching..."" and gets stuck there, giving the impression that the upload was successful.

To reproduce:

- Begin an upload - I suggest a file at least a few MB, so you can see the effect more easily. Also, upload to a remote server, so the connection can be easily killed.
- Upload a few %, then disconnect your computer from the network. I found a 15-20 second disconnect worked most consistently. I was testing with an ethernet connection, I assume WiFi will be the same.
- Reconnect, and observe the upload bar. If it continues counting up, try disconnecting again, for a little longer.

If you successfully reproduced the bug, it jumps to ""Crunching..."", without showing an error message.

I've reproduced this behaviour in 3.4.2 as well as trunk.",pento
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,22926,attachment_fields_to_edit doesn't show on edit image screen,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-13T23:11:33Z,2012-12-13T23:11:33Z,"""attachment_fields_to_edit"" works normal when inserting an image with the new media manager, but it doesn't work when editing an image that's already been inserted into the post. 

It looks like it's just displaying editimage.html without ever using the filter. ",vvu
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,17061,media_sideload_image() allows upload of 301-redirected non-images,,Media,3.1.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-04-06T14:39:09Z,2012-10-05T02:07:15Z,"When you give {{{media_sideload_image()}}} URLs that are not images, an error is raised.

If for example I do:
{{{
media_sideload_image(""http://google.com"", $post_id, $img_desc);
}}}
then I get this error:
{{{
Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons.
}}}
And this is absolutely normal and expected.

But there is a case when {{{media_sideload_image()}}} do not detect non-images. This case is when the URL given to the function looks like an image but is redirected by Apache to another place.

For example, on my server, this URL:
{{{
http://coolcavemen.com/e107_plugins/autogallery/Gallery/default.jpg
}}}
redirects to:
{{{
http://coolcavemen.com/photos/
}}}

Now if in some PHP code I do:
{{{
media_sideload_image(""http://coolcavemen.com/e107_plugins/autogallery/Gallery/default.jpg"", $post_id, $img_desc);
}}}
then no error is raised and I end up with the HTML served at {{{http://coolcavemen.com/photos/}}} being uploaded to my WordPress site as-is:
{{{
kevin@kev-laptop$ file ./wp-content/uploads/2011/04/default.jpg
./wp-content/uploads/2011/04/default.jpg: HTML document text
}}}

Of course this upload appears broken in the media manager, as you can see in this screenshot: http://twitpic.com/4hlyks",Coolkevman
Future Releases,22925,media_upload_tabs filter not functioning,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-13T22:21:28Z,2012-12-15T04:32:25Z,"When using the media_upload_tabs filter, the array passed through contains a 'library' item that usually can be unset, therefore removing the Media Library tab from the front-end uploader. This no longer works. I cannot even rename the labels using this method, however the array of tabs is still coming through, and modifying it does nothing. The filter is still active, but appears to do nothing.",kegster
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,18075,"""Scan for lost attachments"" should look for orphaned files in the /uploads/ folder",,Media,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-07-11T23:19:25Z,2011-07-11T23:40:52Z,"I recently moved my blog over to another host, and just copy and pasted my /wp-content/uploads/ folder into the new destination. I've now got four years worth of media, but none of it is in the media library.

I assumed the button on the Media Library (under Unattached) would add these files to the database, but it didn't.

Extending this use case, this feature could also be used as a bulk ""these files are already on the server, I don't want to upload them"" (which is the only way to add files to the media library, no?) action.",shamess
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,24285,Allow to filter AJAX attachments query args,,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-05-08T08:41:24Z,2013-05-08T08:41:24Z,"Hi, I am currently working on plugin that shows only the author-attachments in the new WordPress Media Manger ( like [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/view-own-posts-media-only/ view-own-posts-media-only] plugin but more cleaner and smarter )

A filter to allow modify the AJAX attachments query is needed.",alex-ye
Future Releases,22548,Better behaviour when embedding oEmbed supported URLs,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-11-23T00:11:57Z,2012-11-23T00:11:57Z,"If a user isn't aware that they can just paste the URL of a video from YouTube/Vimeo/etc into a post in order to embed it, then the user experience for embedding such content could do with some improvement.

In [http://make.wordpress.org/ui/2012/11/14/to-change-things-up-i-tested-a-different/ this recent user interaction test by lessbloat], the user was given a URL to a Vimeo video and asked to embed it into their post. The user clicked 'Add Media', switched to the 'Embed From URL' tab and pasted the URL there. All that happened was the URL to the video was inserted into the post as a formatted link (`<a href=""{url}"">{title}</a>`). This meant oEmbed didn't do its thing when the post was displayed and the user just ended up with a link to the Vimeo URL.

== What Should Happen ==

URLs inserted via the 'Embed From URL' tab in the media modal should be handled according to whether or not there's oEmbed support for the URL. To do this an AJAX request should be fired off to a new AJAX handler which reports whether there's oEmbed support for the URL. If there is, then a UI element (message/icon/something) should be shown indicating that the media will be embedded. As a bonus we could even grab the oEmbed data immediately and display the title/thumbnail/etc if it's relevant.

Note that if you paste a URL to an image file (gif/png/jpeg) you're immediately shown an interface for entering a caption and selecting the alignment and the link. This is nice behaviour and improves on the UI we had in 3.4.

----

This isn't specific to the new media modal because this has always been the behaviour, but marking as an improvement to trunk anyway (I'd call this a bug, but I'll leave it as an enhancement).",johnbillion
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,17247,Crop tool is automatically selected when editing an image,,Media,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-04-27T00:17:31Z,2011-04-27T09:34:31Z,"The crop tool is automatically selected when editing an image with the built-in tools. This can be confusing as the crop button is greyed out and inactive by default.

To reproduce:
1. Create a new post or page
2. Upload an image
3. Click the Gallery tab
4. For the image you uploaded click ""Edit Image""

The crop tool will be automatically selected. If you drag the mouse over the image it will select an area to crop.

A more intuitive behavior would be to have none of the editing tools selected by default.

Currently, the next step is presumed when you click ""Edit Image."" It would be better to leave the next step up to each user so that clicking ""Edit Image"" didn't imply a default action.",andrewspittle
Future Releases,24168,Custom image sizes don't automatically populate in 3.5+ media modal,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-04-23T17:41:20Z,2013-04-26T11:53:00Z,Seems a bit redundant to have to filter (image_size_names_choose) the default list of attachment sizes to get a custom image size in the select dropdown.,ericlewis
Future Releases,17956,Edit all image sizes,,Media,3.2,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-07-01T08:19:52Z,2011-07-01T08:19:52Z,"It would be nice that I could edit each image size seperatly instead of just ""all"", ""thumbnail"" ""all except thumbnail""",Horttcore
Future Releases,22990,Edit custom image sizes,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2012-12-18T13:36:46Z,2013-05-07T11:54:04Z,"There is currently no way to edit custom image sizes.

Since it's possible to create custom image sizes, it should also be possible to edit them in the backend.

Right now there three scenarios:
1. All images
2. All images except thumbnail
3. Thumbnails only

Whatever choice you make it will affect all custom image sizes.

I propose more options added here,for instance:
1. All images
2. Custom -> Select size from select menu
3. Thumbnails only",jonkristian
Future Releases,19393,Image crop position,,Media,3.3,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-11-29T18:46:06Z,2013-04-08T13:26:54Z,"In WP, images are cropped to center horizontally and vertically. Setting a different crop position is very painful and a bit of hack using filters/hooks (see [https://gist.github.com/1405838]). The small attached patch enhances the `$crop` parameter of `add_image_size`, allowing an array to be passed in containing the crop position.  For example,

{{{
add_image_size( 'product-screenshot', 300, 300, array( 'left', 'top' ) );
}}}

The `$crop` parameter still accepts true/false values and the patch should be fully backward compatible. Syntax is borrowed from CSS' `background-position` property, so it should be familiar to designers/developers.",bradt
Future Releases,21810,Improve intermediate image size handling,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2012-09-05T20:28:14Z,2013-01-15T20:29:29Z,"When discussing the new media workflows on #21390, the need to improve our image size API became apparent.

A quick overview of the improvements that should be made:

* All image attachments have an original, or ""golden master"", which is never altered.

* An image size creates a new image and stores all transformations applied to the image as metadata. Transformations are described relative to the golden master. An image size has a unique slug (which means a set of dimensions does *not* have to be unique).

* Image attachments have a ""master"" image size, which is used to create any automatically generated image sizes.

* Automatically generated image sizes can be overridden with manual transformations.

Would love for someone to step up on this ticket, as the media modal editing UI will benefit greatly from these improvements.",koopersmith
Future Releases,16180,"In Add an Image, Link URL should be empty if Size = Full Size",,Media,3.0.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-01-10T17:00:17Z,2011-01-10T17:41:42Z,"In the '''Add an Image''' dialog, '''Link URL''' should be empty if '''Size''' is '''Full Size'''. This is because there is no value in adding a link to an image if the original, unmolested version is being displayed.

You may need to be selective about how to implement this enhancement. Examples:
 * If '''Full Size''' was not the default selection when the dialog loaded, then it may not be right to remove the '''Link URL''' field if the '''Size''' radio button is changed ''to'' '''Full Size'''.
 * If '''Full Size''' ''was'' the default selection when the dialog loaded, and this is the dialog produced just after uploading an image, then the '''Link URL''' field probably should stay empty unless someone selects a different selection for '''Size.'''",novasource
Future Releases,10161,Insert button in Media Uploader,,Media,2.8,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-06-14T19:33:08Z,2010-01-10T06:17:16Z,"Hi, in the Media Uploader, the third and forth tabs, could we have a link/button to insert media instead of clicking SHOW and then INSERT INTO EDITOR.
The options are saved, so some of us do not really need check the options before inserting media into post, this helps a lot with slow browser.

Thanks",link2caro
Future Releases,21294,Introduce zoom-crop in Media image handling,,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-07-17T10:09:23Z,2013-04-08T15:03:29Z,Please could the wordpress image handling introduce support for a zoom crop of images smaller than specified file sizes.,TwoThirdsWater
Future Releases,22670,Konami Code Easter Egg to trigger new Media model,,Media,,low,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-01T02:41:23Z,2012-12-11T17:31:43Z,"Just a harmless easter egg that will trigger 3.5's media uploader via the post editor page. It'd be a fun touch, imho.

To trigger, just use your keyboard and press, in order, up up down down left right left right B A",tw2113
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,23116,Media GalleryEdit Controller should have an option to hide gallery settings,,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-01-04T05:53:46Z,2013-01-04T05:53:46Z,"wp.media.controller.GalleryEdit (from /wp-includes/js/media-views.js, line ~557) should include an option to disable the gallery settings in the right sidebar. The settings might not always be desired (when editing a Gallery that doesn't go directly into a shortcode, for example).",nd987
Future Releases,11078,"Media Library tab in post editor should have ""Unattached"" and ""Trash"" filter options",,Media,2.9,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-11-05T04:16:04Z,2010-01-06T03:45:50Z,"The master Media Library admin page has options for viewing attachments based on their status, not just type—but the post editor media management only allows sorting based on type.

Having at least the ability to filter for unattached media items would be useful when editing a post. Occasionally users could have older media that is not yet attached to a post and could get buried in the media pages by newer items.",markel
Future Releases,22984,"Media Modal - Auto-save for compat-items doesn't trigger the UI to show the spinner or ""Saved"" indicators.",,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-18T00:10:53Z,2013-01-22T00:22:10Z,"When the auto-save kicks in for the standard attachment editor fields, it triggers the spinner icon in the top right corner. This is followed by ""Saved"" which then disappears on its own. None of these UI indicators are triggered for custom input items added via the 'attachment_fields_to_edit hook.

Not sure if its was an oversight or simply not seen as important.",eddiemoya
Future Releases,22744,Media search doesn't include file name,,Media,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2012-12-04T22:56:45Z,2012-12-29T10:37:30Z,"Upload a file called `foo.png` and then do a search for `foo.png` (either on the Media screen or in the new media modal) and it won't find the file.

Probably existed since forever. Marking as 3.0.",johnbillion
Future Releases,13014,Missing Thumbnail Size,,Media,,normal,trivial,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-04-15T12:13:02Z,2013-04-08T15:03:10Z,"If I add an image size i.e.:
add_image_size('big', 960, 240, true);
then I'm uploading an image with 960x320px, the this new 'thumbnail' won't be generated.

So if the third parameter is true he should be compare the width and the height of the source image.",Horttcore
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,22894,Need WordPress Media Uploader Stop or Cancel Button in WP Version 3.5,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-12T17:34:01Z,2013-01-09T20:11:46Z,"Today I was testing the new media uploader of WP 3.5 from post editor by clicking 'Add Media'. I clicked 'upload files' and I choose a big file from my computer by a mistake. But I did not want to upload that file. Then I wanted to cancel the uploading, but there is no stop or cancel button . Then I close the popup window and open again by clicking 'Add Media' button. I see the previous file is being uploaded yet. I choose another small file and both files upload are running.
[[Image(http://onetarek.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/stop-media-uploader.jpg)]]",onetarek
Future Releases,22726,New Media: 'From URL' tab should move,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-04T11:36:57Z,2012-12-07T00:15:18Z,"Should the 'From URL' tab on the left hand side of the new media modal should be moved into the same tab group as 'Upload Files' and 'Media Library' across the top?

It makes no sense in the context of the other tabs on the left, 'Insert Media', 'Create Gallery' and 'Featured Image'.",johnbillion
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,22970,No Set Featured Image Option in existing Media Gallery,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-17T05:57:12Z,2013-01-29T02:24:00Z,"There is a Set Featured Image link when you add new gallery but in already existing gallery, you can't set Featured Image (in case you want to add more photos and set a new featured image). You have to do it from Set Featured Image link on the post which means more clicks.

Plus, I wanted to add, wouldn't it be easier if we have Set Featured Image link on the right side where all image meta exists, instead of having to click on a separate link on the left? Similar to what we had with 3.4. That would really lessen the number of clicks you have to do to set a featured image. You could do the same with existing galleries/posts too. For example, if you upload one image, its selected by default and on the right side, you can just click a Set Featured Image link.",nhuja
Future Releases,22938,Presentation of hierarchical taxonomy in Media modal should be checkboxes rather than comma-separated tag list,,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-14T14:10:16Z,2013-01-31T18:24:24Z,"Since 3.5, using register_taxonomy_for_object_type on attachments, if the taxonomy used is hierarchical, whereas in the edit attachment UI you see the normal list of checkboxes, in the corresponding modal it is presented as a comma-separated list of slugs, as if it were a non-hierarchical taxonomy (tags rather than categories). I'm sure this is not a bug / mistake / oversight, but at best it's a little unintuitive (you need to have memorised the category slugs to add new ones) and worst a bit dangerous (risk of adding unwanted categories), and it would be great if in future it was presented here too as a list of checkboxes. ",yeswework
Future Releases,23115,Refactor wp.media.gallery.attachments to accept an array of attachment ids rather than shortcode,,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-01-04T05:22:32Z,2013-01-04T05:22:32Z,"In /wp-includes/js/media-editor.js, line 175, the wp.media.gallery.attachments method is too closely coupled to the shortcode. This makes it impossible to fetch Attachments without first creating a shortcode to pass in.

A better approach would be to accept an array of attachment ids or a hash of properties; more than just shortcodes need to fetch Attachments by their ids.",nd987
Future Releases,15606,Remove Hardcoded Image Extensions,,Media,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-11-29T12:54:47Z,2011-01-14T16:00:08Z,"Hi,

As the web changes, browsers support more image extensions. Part of what I'm doing is write plugins that extend Wordpress's ability to thumbnail beyond the norm (PDFs for example).

In order to extend functionality and provide the most support to existing themes, one way is to override functions like `wp_attachment_is_image()`. Rather than full overriding, it would be better still to change the data their logic is based on. However, these functions do make some unfortunate hard-coded assumptions.

This function, in wp-includes/post.php includes the code:
{{{
$image_exts = array('jpg', 'jpeg', 'gif', 'png');
}}}

I believe that should refer to a global array. This is not in object scope, so where would be best to place it?

Best,
Leo",acumensystems
Future Releases,22854,"Rename ""Alt text for the image, e.g. “The Mona Lisa” when inserting an image",,Media,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-11T16:00:09Z,2012-12-11T16:18:16Z,"When inserting an image, a message appears under the ""Alt"" field ('''Alt text for the image, e.g. “The Mona Lisa”'''). 

This message is not clear. For a long time I didn't bother about it and I never completed it because I had no idea what its purpose was nor it result. Not knowing, I preferred to no change the default settings since that field is not completed by default, unlike the field ""Title"" which is completed by default.

Then through internet browsing, I finally learnt that field is used by blind people in order to know about the displayed images.

From there, I manually copied/pasted what was in the field ""Title"" of my almost 350 images (a one hour job).

If the text displayed under the field ""Alt"" had been ""'''Alternative text to be read by our blind friends unable to see the image'''"" ('''or something of the kind'''), that would have been clearer to me and I would have completed that field as soon as I inserted my first image. 
Here, as it is, the text explaining that field doesn't help newbees ; it's a language for people knowing HTML (since the field names are exactly those of the img HTML tags).

Also, it would be clearer for newbees not knowing HTML if the explanatory text for the field ""Title"" itself was something like: ""Displayed in a bubble when hovering the image"".

The idea of all this is to tell expliciteley what fields are for, so that a person not knowing HTML can rapidly understand what they are supposed to do with them, without having to go through long searches on internet in order to understand those fields.

I hope some members of the WordPress staff will consider my present comments.

Best regards",luciole135
Future Releases,22641,Request: include post_id on media_send_to_editor filter call in wp_ajax_send_attachment_to_editor,,Media,2.6,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-11-29T20:44:58Z,2012-12-02T15:37:53Z,"Before 3.5, by combining some hidden fields on the add media popup (using attachment_fields_to_edit) and then looking for those fields in $attachment in the media_send_to_editor filter, you could alter the $html sent back to the editor on a per custom post type basis.

Here's a pre 3.5 tutorial on what I'm on about: http://shibashake.com/wordpress-theme/how-to-hook-into-the-media-upload-popup-interface - The relevant part is in step 4, ""Set Our Own Action"".

Because recent changes mean that the fields added by attachment_fields_to_edit are posted separately (""save-attachment-compat""), there's no way to identify the custom post type when hooking into the media_send_to_editor filter. 

In wp_ajax_send_attachment_to_editor(), is there any reason we couldn't also include $_POST['post_id'] with the ""media_send_to_editor"" filter?

e.g. 

{{{
$html = apply_filters( 'media_send_to_editor', $html, $id, $attachment, $_POST['post_id']);
}}}

I'm new to WP, but I would've thought that wouldn't break anything because of the way most filter hooks will only look for params 1-3.

Thanks,

Adrian",adrianhardy
Future Releases,13052,Return the URL of the next adjacent image in a gallery,,Media,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-04-19T20:32:33Z,2010-04-20T07:54:37Z,"A function that returned the URL of the next adjacent image for an attachment in a gallery post, or the URL of the parent post if there isn't an adjacent image, would be a really useful enhancement for attachment templates.

Attached is a diff of media.php with the custom function I rolled from adjacent_image_link() to do just that.",iandstewart
Future Releases,22966,Show admin-cropped thumbnails instead of Wordpress-cropped thumbnails,,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-16T22:22:59Z,2012-12-16T23:27:18Z,"Used to be able to see which images have been cropped (and which ones haven't) in image search results. Now have to click 'edit image' and check the image individually.

It's valuable for the publisher to see what his/her readers will see on the front end of the site when the 'thumbnail' function is called (either publisher's hard-cropped image or full un-cropped image). Useful especially for publishers that are pulling images from a time before 'thumbnails' existed in WP.

Main reason this is an issue is that when an un-cropped thumbnail is selected as the featured image, it will be stretched/distorted to dimensions of thumbnail settings in function.php.",beerpulse
Future Releases,23932,Support for remove_post_type_support() in attachment post type,,Media,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-04-03T22:07:02Z,2013-04-03T22:07:02Z,"In the past it was possible to remove certain fields from the media editor by hooking ""attachment_fields_to_edit"" and unset'ing the fields you didn't want included (e.g. caption).

After the media library got the major rework in WP3.5 its longer possible to remove those fields.

I believe that since the attachment post type has been more closely lined up to normal posts it should support remove_post_type_support() et al.

The easiest (and probably popular) case for this is removing the editor.  I believe this code should do the trick:

{{{
#!php
remove_post_type_support( 'attachment', 'editor' );
}}}
",flyingtrolleycars
Future Releases,21819,Use an image size for custom headers instead of duplicating an attachment,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2012-09-05T21:19:51Z,2012-11-07T20:40:58Z,"The improvements in #21810 will allow us to use an image size for custom headers, and we definitely should — it results in fewer attachments, allows the user to recrop the header, and allows us to make intelligent decisions regarding how to treat custom headers when the theme is changed.",koopersmith
Future Releases,16435,"When only one image has been uploading, make Enter submit the Insert into Post button",,Media,3.0.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-02-01T17:06:29Z,2013-04-08T14:25:02Z,"When I didn't use !WordPress for my website I had an online site creator and when you had uploaded a pic and edited the proporties and then pressed enter the pic placed itself.
But in !WordPress you get an error that no pic is selected. 

So tje idea is that when you have just uploaded a pic and selected no other that the just uploaded pic is placed when you press enter",JonezJeA
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,10390,attachments should store the WP uploads path that was configured when they were uploaded,,Media,2.8.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-07-12T10:34:51Z,2010-05-13T08:52:54Z,"When you upload an image, currently, the uploads path (defaults to wp-content/uploads) is not stored.

If you change this later on to something else, previously inserted galleries no longer work, among multitudes of other problems.",Denis-de-Bernardy
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,21538,wp_get_attachment_image_src() is misnamed,,Media,2.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-08-10T11:58:20Z,2012-09-06T06:25:45Z,"The function wp_get_attachment_image_src is misnamed. The name suggests that the function returns the URL for the src attribute of img tag, and this suggestion is so strong that it is practically impossible to remember that it in fact returns an array. I've just now been bitten by this for perhaps 50th time, and I have lost what amounts to days of debugging on finding out again and again that a function named ...get...src doesn't get src.

I suggest renaming to wp_get_attachment_image_attributes and forwarding+deprecating the old function.",rulatir
Future Releases,21811,Add image editing UI to the media modal,,Media,3.5,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2012-09-05T20:33:10Z,2013-04-08T14:00:02Z,"The media modal should contain a way to edit a given image size. This should include the capability to crop, resize, rotate, and flip (as all are currently possible).

The core of this UI should be capable to serve as both the crop step in a workflow like choosing a custom header, or in editing a given image size to include within a post.

This UI will benefit greatly from (and heavily relies upon) improvements on #21810, and should probably wait until work on that ticket is underway.",koopersmith
Future Releases,22937,Bulk Actions > Edit could allow batch-assignment of taxonomies to Media following the WP 3.5 media changes,,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-12-14T13:59:37Z,2012-12-14T13:59:37Z,"[First and foremost the media improvements in WP 3.5 are wonderful, thanks to all involved.]

Now that you can assign taxonomies to media easily, it would be extremely useful if you could also use Bulk Actions > Edit (as you can with posts / pages / custom post) to assign them to multiple images more quickly.

Real world case: we added a taxonomy to media yesterday for a client, so they could categorise their ~500 images into sitewide categories, and they immediately replied to ask if there was a way of doing it in batches...",yeswework
Future Releases,10950,Download external files to Media Library,,Media,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2009-10-13T15:48:43Z,2011-08-04T19:11:02Z,"The media uploader currently allows you to upload a file from your local computer or link to an external URL. 

However, when linking to an external URL (in particular for an image), you don't get the same options as you would have when actually adding a resource to your site's media library.

It would be nice to be able to fetch a file from an external source, and add it to the library, just as with a regular file upload. Then the file could be included in a gallery, you could use the image editor to crop/resize, etc.

Primary use-case would be to fetch an external image into the library without having the extra steps of saving to your local computer, then re-uploading it to your WP site. However, it should work with any allowed content-type (audio, video, pdf, etc).

It may also be useful to save the original URL as attachment metadata.
",dougal
Future Releases,19845,Drag and drop files into the Visual Editor,,Media,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2012-01-16T17:05:26Z,2013-02-13T19:59:13Z,"Hi there!

I recently thought that it would be nice if we could insert images into posts and pages, simply by dragging and dropping them into the editor. This could be a real time saver when composing. I made a really simple video to demonstrate how this might work, of course really really draft. I hope that we can consider this as proof of concept. I think that with this little upgrade we might fill in a hole in UX as when people are used to drag and drop in their text and document editors, like Google Docs, Microsoft Word and so on.

There are quite a lot of decisions to be made though, like what would be the size of the dropped image, how will the UI look to show upload progress, are multiple files allowed, how error messages are shown and so on.

I'll attach a little (very poorly written) plugin that does this together with a small patch to plupload, if you'd like to give it a spin. Please let me know your thoughts!

Thanks,
Konstantin

Idea: http://wordpress.org/extend/ideas/topic/drag-and-drop-files-into-the-visual-editor
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mqs4_g-7SCU
Ref: http://kovshenin.com/2012/01/dear-wordpress-i-want-to-drop-files-here-in-the-visual-editor-3790/",kovshenin
Future Releases,24409,Edit Image in TinyMCE editor revamp,,Media,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2013-05-24T08:01:03Z,2013-05-24T22:38:57Z,"First time poster here...

I propose a revamp of the ""Edit Image"" thickbox window in the TinyMCE editor. I believe #21390 may have intended to fix this, but didn't get around to it.

I believe the edit image dialog should be in the same UI style as the new Insert/Upload Media dialog. We should be able to re-select the image size (thumbnail, medium, large, full, and custom sizes), refresh the alt text from what's stored in the media attachment metadata, replace with a different image from the library, and be able to un-attach the media as an attachment to the post, and more.

There is a limitation that prevents this functionality from being possible: once the image is inserted into the post as an HTML <img> tag, the association of that media back to a media attachment in Wordpress is broken. There is no data linking the img tag back to the ID number of that image in the media library, except for the CSS class which has the ID number, such as: ""wp-image-42"". The CSS class is unreliable because users can inadvertently delete and change CSS class names through the UI.

I propose a solution: adding a data attribute to the IMG tag, such as data-wp-image=""42"". Javascript could use this data attribute to determine the ID number of the image, and be able to fetch the attachment's metadata from the database when it pulls up the edit image dialog, giving you access to choose other image sizes for that image, refresh the alt text, un-attach the media from the post, etc.

Those are my thoughts and I welcome other ideas and solutions to this issue.",eablokker
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,24370,"Get the ""Set Featured Image"" Back",,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2013-05-20T00:06:16Z,2013-05-21T06:12:03Z,"Since 3.4, the workflow of ""Set Featured Image"" has been significantly slower and less efficient. Up to 3.3, one could do:

1/ upload/find image
2/ click on set featured image
3/ click on insert image in post
dialog closes. done.

Now, the same thing requires

1/ upload/find image
2/ insert in post. dialog closes
3/ click on set featured image. dialog open
4/ potentially search again
5/ click on set featured image
dialog closes. done.

Since most blog posts only feature one image, it would make sense that we could do both ""set featured"" and ""insert in post"" while being in the insert media dialog. 

My writers have been pointing this out since we switch to 3.4, so we hope that this feedback will receive a positive attention.

Thank you!
A recently uploaded image would appear at the top when we open the Insert media dialog, but if we need to search the image again, it does hamper the workflow quite a bit.

",hubertnguyen
Future Releases,18171,Media library - Sort on extensions,,Media,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-07-19T11:19:48Z,2011-08-06T07:51:46Z,Why is there only an option/function to view the images only? If you are looking for a word document it can be easy when you can see the documents only. This is also for PDF files and such. Maybe a function to sort on file types would be handy.,JonezJeA
Future Releases,19834,More Robust Capabilities for Attachments,,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-01-15T00:43:40Z,2012-11-24T15:08:50Z,"Attachments/files should have their own set of capabilities mirroring those of posts, in addition to upload_files. Specifically:

- read_attachments
- edit_attachments
- edit_others_attachments
- delete_attachments
- delete_others_attachments

Currently, attachments rely on the edit_posts capability, which can create complications if you don't want your users to see the ""Posts"" sidebar item, or don't want them to be able to delete the attachments they upload. ",walkinonwat3r
Future Releases,21038,Provide an option for creating 2x images of user content (for Retina Displays),Otto42,Media,3.4,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,assigned,,2012-06-21T13:13:13Z,2012-09-06T17:02:33Z,"Providing high-res images for Retina enabled devices like iPad, iPhone or Macbook Pro is rather easy with retina.js (http://retinajs.com/).

The only thing needed is a @2x version of all images. It would be nice to have an option on the image uploader to enable generation of this images.

This should be rather easy to implement, it would make life much easier.",twam
Future Releases,21295,Retrospectively generate new images sizes if requested,,Media,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-07-17T10:12:01Z,2012-12-03T17:45:36Z,"At present the image variations are created at the moment the image is uploaded to the server. If a new image size is later added, or the default ones changed after an image is uploaded then the existing images are not adjusted. 

Whilst there are plugins that provide - regenerate thumbnail functionality it might be neater if an image size is requested that doesn't exist that the system generates it at the time it is requested. This only need happen once per image as once it is created it doesn't need to be created again.",TwoThirdsWater
Future Releases,15860,White Icon visibility in Media Library,,Media,3.0.3,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-12-17T09:38:34Z,2011-01-06T13:48:12Z,"'''Problem''': If a graphic file is white in color AND has transparent background, as often a case with PNG and GIF files, there is no chance for it to be visible as icon in Media Library. It will always be white on white (like a polar bear in Arctica)

'''Possible solution''': assign off-white color to td.media-icon like this
{{{
.media-icon {background-color: #ccc;}
}}}
or introduce
{{{
.media-icon:hover{background-color:#ccc;}
}}}
so that icons are visible at least on mouseover.",ABTOP
Future Releases,24051,a way of turning on upload space quota on single-site WordPress install,,Media,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2013-04-11T19:12:19Z,2013-04-12T16:11:20Z,"I was searching for a way to turn on upload space quota for single-site WordPress (not multisite) install. There does not seem to be one. I can't even emulate one with hooks, because in media.php 'upload_ui_over_quota' hook is multisite-specific and 'pre-upload-ui' does not allow me to emulate the same behavior.

I understand that need for upload space quota for single-site is not a very common scenario, but the relevant code is already there, only an alternative method of enabling it (e.g. a constant in wp-config.php) is needed.",ideag
Future Releases,23987,add_image_size() shouldn't crop 0 values,,Media,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2013-04-08T08:35:10Z,2013-04-08T08:35:10Z,"When using add_image_size() the image should only be cropped by values that are entered, the following example should only crop the height, and leave the width as the upload original;

{{{
add_image_size( 'wide-image', 0, 400, true );
}}}

If one uploads a 1600x1600 image, the above should then crop this to 1600x400.",Clorith
Future Releases,22364,Add Theme Location Arg to Custom Menu Widget,,Menus,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-05T19:43:21Z,2012-11-05T19:43:21Z,"Currently, there is no way to differentiate between a custom menu placed in two different widget areas with wp_nav_menu_args. Since there is no real effect on themes or the use of wp_nav_menu, I propose that WP_Nav_Menu_Widget applies the widget ID as the theme location.",wpsmith
Future Releases,20232,Adding custom link / page to menu item renders  500 Internal Server Error,,Menus,3.3.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-03-13T19:35:51Z,2013-02-03T07:05:09Z,"When I try to add a custom link or page to a menu item, I get a  500 Internal Server Error.

No errors can be found in any log files.  

The only reference I have to this bug, is a statement by Mark Jaquith and can be found here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/rc32-menus-still-crippled?replies=28

I'm not able to find this bug in here, so I'm opening a new ticket.

I had around 40 menu items.  
After I deleted half of my menu items, I still get this error message.

We have increased memory_limit from 32MB to 300MB
We have set max_execution_time from 30 to 60
We have set max_input_time from 60 to 120

We still get this error on both production server and staging server.

I do not get this error on my local dev server running on Virtualbox Ubuntu with 2GB memory.

",spstieng
Future Releases,24146,Auto delete of blank labels menu itens,,Menus,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-20T22:10:09Z,2013-04-22T03:21:40Z,"Hello,

When edit an item of menu leaving the label in blank, the item is auto deleted.
There are two problems in that:

1-  I could need an item with blank title to add some class with an background image
2-  When this item has subitens with two or more depth, all subitens are moved to first depth loosing submenus hierarchy. Moreover if i try to drag the subitens to make the hierarchy again, after save, all subitens come back to first depth. While i not change the depth of first item this issue occurs again.

Best regards",rodrigo@…
Future Releases,23902,Classes set with nav_menu_css_class are not accessible in walker_nav_menu_start_el,,Menus,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-29T20:46:33Z,2013-03-29T20:46:33Z,"Hello,

If you use the filter hook nav_menu_css_class to add classes to a menu item, those classes are not available in other menu filter hooks like walker_nav_menu_start_el. This can be found in the start_el function in wp-includes/nav-menu-template.php. I would think line 75: 

{{{
$class_names = join( ' ', apply_filters( 'nav_menu_css_class', array_filter( $classes ), $item, $args ) );
}}}
 
Should merge those $class_names back into $item. 

Thanks",jamesmehorter
Future Releases,21672,Custom menu memory problem,,Menus,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-08-23T18:53:46Z,2012-10-15T08:38:03Z,"I found some strange memory problem related to updating custom menu. One website is using about 22 MB from 128 available (memory_limit). But when trying to update custom menu, there is error related to unsufficient memory.

This custom menu has about 100 items, I also tried to export it to my PC and testing memory uasge. There are some strange results...

In file wp-admin/nav-menus.php there is following line:

{{{
$menu_item_db_id = wp_update_nav_menu_item( $nav_menu_selected_id, ( $_POST['menu-item-db-id'][$_key] != $_key ? 0 : $_key ), $args );
}}}

When I set memory checks before and after this line, then there are following results on my testing environment, for example:

{{{
Before: 25.28 MB
After: 25.29 MB
}}}

I added also some checks directly into wp_update_nav_menu_item() function and there are some small peaks (about 1 MB). But in the end (after this function) everything is somehow reset and memory usage is as low as in the beginning.

But when I test it with affected hosting, there are following results:

{{{
Before: 26.59 MB
After: 27.77 MB
}}}

So everytime wp_update_nav_menu_item() is running, 1 MB more is needed on this server and there is no reset. And because it is foreach cycle and menu has more than 100 items, then more then 128 MB is needed.

Same conditions, but one server needs more than 128 MB memory_limit and my local environment works well with 32 MB. There is no other problem with this hosting, everything works, no special server settings. Any ideas?",pavelevap
Future Releases,17409,Entity &amp; in menu title breaks XHTML 1.0 Strict validation,Florian,Menus,3.1.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-05-13T05:44:03Z,2011-05-13T05:44:03Z,"If i use &amp; in the menu title and use $my_menu =  wp_get_nav_menu_items(""my_menu"") and loop with foreach($my_menu as $menu_item) and connect for building the Menu on $menu_item->title, then an &amp; in the page title or on the menu navigation label is convertet to a simple &, witch returns the validation error ""xmlParseEntityRef: no name"".",Florat
Future Releases,22341,Future-dated top-level pages are not automatically added to custom menus,,Menus,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-01T18:30:40Z,2012-11-01T18:30:40Z,"I've found that future-dated top-level pages are not automatically added to custom menus, despite my setting to do so.

When a future-dated page is published, the new menu item ''is'' added to the 'posts' table (a new row with 'post_type' = 'nav_menu_item'). However, the new menu item ''is not'' added to the 'wp_term_relationships' table. In short, the menu item is not saved correctly, and hence does not show up in the custom menu.

Steps to reproduce this bug:

* Activate a theme with support for custom menus.
* Under ""Appearance"" > ""Menus"", enable the option ""Automatically add new top-level pages""
* Create a new top-level page, and schedule it to be published in the future.
* Wait for the page to be automatically published.",jamocreations
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 &amp; gets double html encoded.",rocketwood
Future Releases,18282,Issue with admin page hierarchy in Menu admin,,Menus,3.2.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reviewing,,2011-07-28T14:38:17Z,2013-01-26T13:18:04Z,"Under Appearance > Menus in the left column under Pages, if I have more than 50 pages, the hierarchy view gets messed up. The issue seems to be related to paginate. 

If I change the ""50"" on lines 589 and 809 of wp-admin/includes/nav_menu.php to ""955"" the hierarchal admin menu works with 50+ pages. 

Attached are two XML files. One contains 50 pages and the other contains 53 pages. I've loaded them into fresh installs of 3.2.1 using the twenty eleven theme and no plugins. 

Paginate is great if it works right, if it won't work, just increase the number per page to something very high and people can scroll. I'd rather scroll than not have hierarchy work right. 


Link to 50 page XML -- http://cloud.hcc.me/0g3X3O310s3l3i2N363n

Link to 53 page XML -- http://cloud.hcc.me/302e0c391A14193m2V2e

Pastebin of wp-admin/includes/nav_menu.php -- http://pastebin.com/0FRAmMkS",hcceast
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,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,20325,Menu item parent classes for page_for_posts (home.php) not properly set on single.php,,Menus,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-03-29T12:50:06Z,2013-05-21T14:38:33Z,"If one has set page_for_posts (Settings => Read), on single.php wp_nav_menu() will set current_page_parent for the accordant menu item, but it will not set any parent or ancestor classes for its parent menu items as expected. [tested with 3.3.1]",ptietz
Future Releases,18326,Menu: current-menu-item problem with taxa with same name,,Menus,3.2.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-08-04T09:34:52Z,2011-08-04T09:34:52Z,"Hello, when two different taxonomy (e.g. tags and category, but also with custo taxa) with the same name are in the same submenu, the property current-menu-item is set to the two taxa both.

How to reproduce:
Create a category named ""Test"" (and add it to a post).
Create a tag named ""Test"" (and add it to a post).
Create a menu with this structure:
My menu
- Test (is the category archive, name it (e.g) ""Test Category"")
- Test (is the tag archive, name it (e.g) ""Test Tag"")
- Other pages

When you go to one of the two Test they have the current-menu-item property both.",rukbat
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,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,21773,Scheduled pages/posts should not appear in custom menus,,Menus,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-02T14:30:48Z,2012-10-23T22:03:31Z,"When I add a '''scheduled page/post''' in a custom menu the page/post immediately appears in the front-end menu.

I think these scheduled pages/posts should only be visible in the front-end navigation when their scheduled time is reached (as it is the case with automatic menus). Otherwise the ""Schedule"" functionality makes no sense with custom menus, especially for pages.

Here is another forum post regarding this issue: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/custom-menu-support-for-scheduled-pagesposts",Lorangeo
Future Releases,23023,Touch UI Menu Code doesn't address flyout menus two-levels deep.,,Menus,3.5,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-20T15:21:17Z,2013-03-08T15:54:40Z,"The code we did in #20614 only addressed the single dropdowns you normally see in a single site install.

A multisite install will have flyouts coming out of the dropdowns that we need to account for as well.

Related: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/wp-admin-bar-doesnt-play-well-with-touch-device-in-wp-35",georgestephanis
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,18517,Visual Feedback for Nav Menu UI,,Menus,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-08-25T18:50:58Z,2013-04-16T12:40:56Z,"Currently if you go to:
/wp-admin/nav-menus.php

Then click the plus sign to add a Menu and then without putting a menu name in, click create menu, it gives you a visual indicator that you've missed a critical bit of data.

But, if you try to add a Custom Link to an existing menu: If one forgets to add a URL and just adds a label then tries to save it, there is not 'tactile feedback'. It just sits there not doing anything.

It should probably be consistent with how the rest of the UI behaves.",sterlo
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,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,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,18327,remove_menu_page('index.php'); causes Notices - risk of unexpected results?,,Menus,3.2.1,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-08-04T12:36:26Z,2011-08-04T13:01:03Z,"Thanks for the new remove_menu functions!

However if one adds action on admin menu and  does

 remove_menu_page('index.php');

This causes a lot of notices

Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in C:\web\wpbeta\wp\wp-admin\includes\menu.php on line 161

Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in C:\web\wpbeta\wp\wp-admin\menu-header.php on line 51

Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in C:\web\wpbeta\wp\wp-admin\menu-header.php on line 56

Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in C:\web\wpbeta\wp\wp-admin\menu-header.php on line 61

Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in C:\web\wpbeta\wp\wp-admin\menu-header.php on line 81

Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in C:\web\wpbeta\wp\wp-admin\menu-header.php on line 87

Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in C:\web\wpbeta\wp\wp-admin\menu-header.php on line 112

",anmari
Future Releases,15533,wp_get_nav_menu_items order doesn't work,,Menus,3.0,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2010-11-21T22:18:01Z,2011-02-02T13:27:25Z,"Argument order doesn't work when output is ARRAY_A since on the end of function wp_get_nav_menu_items there is a usort on the $items array what will be returned.

Since out ARRAY_A is the default output this can give strange behaviour.

The code that gives the problem:

{{{
	if ( ARRAY_A == $args['output'] ) {
		$GLOBALS['_menu_item_sort_prop'] = $args['output_key'];
		usort($items, '_sort_nav_menu_items');
		$i = 1;
		foreach( $items as $k => $item ) {
			$items[$k]->$args['output_key'] = $i++;
		}
	}
}}}",markoheijnen
Future Releases,18842,wp_nav_menu confuses new developers when it falls through to page listing,,Menus,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-10-02T10:54:12Z,2013-05-18T20:15:19Z,"It appears that when wp_nav_menu() falls through to a page listing, many menu-specific args are not passed to the page listing, which ultimately confuses new developers.

I seem to answer this at least weekly in #wordpress

One example is the 'container_class' arg, if it falls through to the fallback_cb, the container_class is not applied.

Ideally, template-related arguements should be passed to the fallback (And with pages as the default callback, it should handle these) or wp_nav_menu() should output any extra wrapping divs if appropriate.",dd32
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,14884,Add a filter inside admin-ajax.php for walker,,Menus,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-09-16T14:01:31Z,2010-11-18T09:19:16Z,"I'm trying to extend the Wordpress menu system and i can't get the things working from start because inside admin-ajax.php on line 841, there is no filter. I'm talking about this piece of code

{{{
if ( ! empty( $menu_items ) ) {
		$args = array(
			'after' => '',
			'before' => '',
			'link_after' => '',
			'link_before' => '',
			'walker' => new Walker_Nav_Menu_Edit,
		);
		echo walk_nav_menu_tree( $menu_items, 0, (object) $args );
	}
}}}

The Walker_Nav_Menu_Edit class is applied by default.
If someone can add a filter, it would be great for all developers.",dmad
Future Releases,15633,Add class to custom menu item when menu url is found in current page,filosofo,Menus,3.0.2,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reviewing,,2010-12-01T21:06:41Z,2011-01-15T04:42:44Z,"I found the need to identify custom nav menu items when the page is at a certain URL. For example,

Menu URL: http://mysite.com/wiki/
Page URL: http://mysite.com/wiki/Moose_Attacks

Anything below http://mysite.com/wiki/ is considered to be ""within"" http://mysite.com/wiki/ so I want to add a class to the menu item whenever that happens.

I made a rough patch with the following code, added just below line 381 of wp-includes/nav-menu-template.php in wordpress 3.0.2:


{{{
     if ( strpos($current_url, untrailingslashit($item_url)) == 0 )
          $classes[] = 'current_url_parent';
}}}

This probably brings up other problems, such as other custom menu items having that class, but I hope this can be considered. Thanks

Bradford",elBradford
Future Releases,16828,Add filter on initial_meta_boxes for nav menu,,Menus,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-03-10T21:08:40Z,2013-05-08T09:19:56Z,"When you create a custom post type with `show_in_nav_menus = true` the metabox in Appearance->Menus is hidden to all new users.  This is especially annoying for multi-site setups.  The issue is in `wp_initial_nav_menu_meta_boxes()` where it sets the initial meta boxes:
{{{
$initial_meta_boxes = array( 'nav-menu-theme-locations', 'add-custom-links', 'add-page', 'add-category' );
}}}

I'd settle for a filter on that, but it seems like a more complete fix would be to add the filter with a default function hooked into it which would add post types with `show_in_nav_menus = true` to the list.",aaroncampbell
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,14698,Adding custom menu items in a WP managed menu,,Menus,3.0.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2010-08-25T21:22:12Z,2011-01-29T17:52:21Z,"In Walker:walk() line 932 of classes.php (WP version 3.0.1), the comparison of the parent ID to 0 is done so using ==.  This is an issue if you're trying to manually insert a menu item for a term within a menu consisting of posts.  I would like to be able to set the parent_id to something like 'term:4' (with 4 being the ID of the term).  But because it is a string and comparing a string to zero with == will always equate to false.

I suggest that line 932 is changed from:
{{{
if ( 0 == $e->$parent_field )
}}}
to:
{{{
if ( empty( $e->$parent_field ) )
}}}

The end result I'm looking for is a way to take an existing menu and add in sub-items for a particular item that contains all the terms from a given taxonomy.  Then for each of the term items, add child items for all of the custom posts associated to the term.  For the time being, I'm using a negative db_id to bypass the comparison issue.

Here's a sample of my code:
{{{
function my_get_nav_menu_items($items, $menu, $args) {
  if ($menu->slug != 'primary') {
    return $items;
  }
  $findAProgram = null;
  foreach ($items as $item) {
    if ($item->post_name = 'find-a-program') {
      $findAProgram = $item;
      break;
    }
  }
  if ($findAProgram) {
    $order = count($items);
    foreach (get_terms('program-focus') as $term) {
      $posts = get_posts(""taxonomy=program-focus&term={$term->term_slug}&post_type=programs"");
      if (!empty($posts)) {
        $term = wp_setup_nav_menu_item($term);
        $term->menu_item_parent = $findAProgram->db_id;
        // set db_id to negitive value to avoid collisions with posts with the same ID
        // This is needed due to the non-strict equality check in classes.php
        // line 932 in Walker::walk().  I would love to use a string for the
        // term ID's (something like 'term:4'), but ""any string"" == 0 will
        // always return false.
        $term->db_id = -1*$term->ID;
        $term->menu_order = $order++;
        $items[] = $term;
        foreach ($posts as $post) {
          $post = wp_setup_nav_menu_item($post);
          $post->menu_item_parent = $term->db_id;
          $post->menu_order = $order++;
          $items[] = $post;
        }
      }
    }
  }
  return $items;
}
add_filter('wp_get_nav_menu_items', 'my_get_nav_menu_items', 10, 3);
}}}

",mackeyn@…
Future Releases,13273,"Allow ""'non-clickable"" menu items",,Menus,,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-05-06T10:58:50Z,2010-10-28T09:26:20Z,"In the new menu generator I'm missing the option to create ""non-clickable"" menu items. 

What I'm after is that I want to create for example a main menu item with the title ""Links"" which is non-clickable (no url attached to it) and basically only acts as an umbrella item for the actual links I want to locate as subitems of the item ""Links"".

- Home
- Something else
- Links (this one should be non-clickable)
  - external link 1
  - external link 2
  - etc

I think that an optional tickbox in the add link section will do the trick. Basically, all it has to do is to ""disable"" the check whether or not a valid URL format has been submitted and, of course, it has to trigger some modified html output.

Hope you guys can add this in the 3.0 release because this would basically complete the menu generator :)

Keep up the good work and I'm really looking forward to the 3.0 release!",stgoos
Future Releases,12934,Allow a menu to be added as a menuitem to be a submenu.,ryan,Menus,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-04-08T21:55:32Z,2010-10-28T09:12:09Z,"Add capability to add a menu as a menuitem to be a submenu thus allowing multiple menu items to share the same submenus.

See reference in April 8 devchat:

https://irclogs.wordpress.org/chanlog.php?channel=wordpress-dev&day=2010-04-08&sort=asc#m106225",mikeschinkel
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,18588,"Auto-select ""Primary Menu "" when switching themes",,Menus,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-09-04T18:08:03Z,2013-03-12T09:40:48Z,"Now that we have auto-matching of sidebars when switching themes, it's time to do the same for at least the Primary Menu. This would improve the UX quite a bit.

While testing the widgets/sidebars had to switch themes many times and since my test install has few hundred pages, each time I've ended up with a huge menu on the front end. That of course looks completely broken.

Further to keeping the setting for Primary Menu on theme switching IMHO we should auto-set it as soon as a menu is created. This would fix the most unfriendly experience with the menus screen.",azaozz
Future Releases,13247,Drag/drop for add menu item boxes,koopersmith,Menus,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-05-04T07:12:03Z,2010-10-28T09:25:22Z,Because checkboxes are no fun. This first patch covers dragging from view all and most used. Search still has bugs.,koopersmith
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,13998,Inconsistency in arguments when wp_nav_menu falls back to wp_page_menu,,Menus,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-06-19T15:22:58Z,2010-12-09T14:02:29Z,"[http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_nav_menu wp_nav_menu]'s 'menu_class' parameter applies the class to the <ul>. 

The default fallback function [http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_page_menu wp_page_menu] however, applies 'menu_class' to the <div> enclosing the <ul>.

This can cause inconsistent styles if the style is applied to ul.<menu class>",Utkarsh
Future Releases,22009,Menu Builder URL structure,,Menus,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-09-26T21:16:12Z,2012-09-26T21:16:12Z,"Menu builder is a great functionality, but I can't figured it out why URL structure is based on page builder rather than menu builder?[[BR]]
In my point of view, it would make more sense if we could define a simple ""identifier"" for each page (ie : ""my-page"" for a page named ""My page"") and build architecture in menu builder (or make it optional) --> the URL structure will be generate base on the menu builder hierarchy.[[BR]]
Actually, when moving an element, we have to define a new parent in the page builder to follow the menu logic?",will83
Future Releases,10597,More classes in menu generated using wp_list_pages and wp_page_menu,ryan,Menus,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-08-12T11:17:41Z,2010-03-01T20:46:38Z,"I think that dev team should think about adding more classes to positions generated by wp_list_pages and wp_page_menu as it's very hard to style those menus. I'm thinking about class ""parent"" for every li that contains another ul etc. We got current_page_ancestor and others but they only work if you're on the child ...",newkind
Future Releases,23806,"Nav Menu Edit Walker per menu item type, not menu?",,Menus,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-03-18T02:09:11Z,2013-03-19T11:53:01Z,"The assignment of a walker to show the menu items on the right side of the Menus screen is set per menu in `wp_get_nav_menu_to_edit()`.

Ideally, it could be overridden per menu item type. That is, posttype, custom and taxonomy menu items can be handled by `Walker_Nav_Menu_Edit`, while a menu item (in the same menu) or 'foobar' can be handled by the `start_el()` from a different walker.

As things stand, I'd have to extend `Walker_Nav_Menu_Edit`, copy `start_el()`, and place the conditional code for what to output in there (in my case, strip out fields that aren't ever going to be used in my 'foobar' menu item type).",GaryJ
Future Releases,13222,Private Page Not in Menu,,Menus,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2010-05-03T03:59:31Z,2011-02-25T17:21:02Z,"According to me, there should be a option of Adding private Pages to the Wordpress Menu System. Adding them as a link is a problem as non-logged in members see it as a 404 link. So if Wordpress Menus allow Private Pages to be added in such a way so that the menu item appears only when you are logged in would be awesome.",navjotjsingh
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,23076,Update menu item title when editing menu item label,,Menus,3.5,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-29T13:59:46Z,2012-12-29T13:59:46Z,"I'd like to suggest that the menu item title gets updated when the user is editing the ""Navigation Label"" field. That results in a nicer preview, when the menu item is collapsed again before saving.",tillkruess
Future Releases,14969,"menu element ""all (direct) child pages""",,Menus,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-09-26T20:16:39Z,2010-10-28T08:25:22Z,"One of the things I am missing in the current menu-system is the ability to assign parts of the page tree to, say, a sub-menu, so, say, all child pages of a parent will be listed instead of having to add them manually to the submenu once the menu has been created.",youngmicroserf
Future Releases,16691,Add do_action or menu description in nav-menus.php,,Menus,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-02-27T17:54:14Z,2011-07-27T20:08:16Z,"The nav menu feature uses the taxonomy structure but does not use i.e. the term description.
This field could be used by adding an action in wp-admin/nav-menus.php, for example in line 538 or 552.

{{{

<label class=""menu-name-label howto open-label"" for=""menu-name"">
	<span><?php _e('Menu Name'); ?></span>
	<input name=""menu-name"" id=""menu-name"" type=""text"" class=""menu-name regular-text menu-item-textbox input-with-default-title"" title=""<?php esc_attr_e('Enter menu name here'); ?>"" value=""<?php echo esc_attr( $nav_menu_selected_title  ); ?>"" />
</label>
<?php if ( !empty( $nav_menu_selected_id ) ) :
	if ( ! isset( $auto_add ) ) {
		$auto_add = get_option( 'nav_menu_options' );
		if ( ! isset( $auto_add['auto_add'] ) )
			$auto_add = false;
		elseif ( false !== array_search( $nav_menu_selected_id, $auto_add['auto_add'] ) )
			$auto_add = true;
		else
			$auto_add = false;
		}
?>
<div class=""auto-add-pages"">
	<label class=""howto""><input type=""checkbox""<?php checked( $auto_add ); ?> name=""auto-add-pages"" value=""1"" /> <?php printf( __('Automatically add new top-level pages' ), esc_url( admin_url( 'edit.php?post_type=page' ) ) ); ?></label>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
}}}

This would allow plugin developers to add additional fields or settings for nav menus and save them on updating or saving the menu.


",linguasite
Future Releases,13728,Custom menus - adding links to pages needs checkbox for 'show subpages',,Menus,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-06-04T14:29:13Z,2010-06-04T14:34:33Z,A simple checkbox under the configuration for each link that is a page to 'show subpages' located under that page would make custom menus much more useful.,adambundy
Future Releases,22128,Adding upload mimetype in Multisite does not work if mimetype is not already defined,,Multisite,3.0,normal,critical,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-10-08T13:13:54Z,2012-12-23T17:11:20Z,"'''Description'''

We would like to add 3gp to the list of file types to be uploaded in the sites of our network install. 

We've tried to add 3gp to the Network Settings->Upload File Types setting for this. However after having saved the setting we were still not able to upload 3gp. It seems the user setting is being overruled by the list of global settings.  

'''Steps to reproduce issue:'''
1. Use WordPress Network install (aka Multisite)
2. Add the file extension 3gp to the upload file types setting in Network Settings
3. Save Settings
4. Try to upload a 3gp file using the Media Library, it will fail with the message: 'Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons.'

It seems the upload file types defined in the Network Settings cannot overrule / add new file types if this file type has not already been defined in the function wp_get_mime_types() (see file: wp-includes/functions.php). 

'''Expected behaviour'''

Changing the Upload File Types by adding a new extension results in WordPress accepting files ending in this extension. Or warn the admin that this extension is unknown and more info (such as the full mime type) is needed. 

'''Proposed solution'''

We are aware of the hook 'upload_mimes' to fix this with a plugin, but we suggest that the superadmin Network Settings->upload file type overrules WordPress' built-in defaults instead of the other way around.",BjornW
Future Releases,18272,Can not define media upload path/URL in multisite,,Multisite,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-07-27T22:56:44Z,2011-07-27T22:56:44Z,"We have a multisite installation with five subdomains.  We do not wish to use the default /files/yyyy/mm/filename.ext structure for uploaded media.

In Network Admin > Sites > Edit (under a subdomain) > Settings, you can set:
Upload Path (eg /var/www/pathonserver)
Upload Url Path (eg http://www.domain.com/pathonserver)
Fileupload Url (eg http://www.domain.com/pathonserver)

However WordPress does not recognise these settings and uses the default format.

If you comment out the last line on wp-includes/ms-settings.php (ie ms_upload_constants()), it does recognise the settings. ",xtraxtra
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,21036,DB Repair on Multisite looks for wp_1_....,,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-06-21T12:37:40Z,2012-12-10T00:26:59Z,"Log in to your site and need to repair. WP nicely prompts you, so you click the repair button and get this:


{{{
wp_1_posts: Table 'wordpress.wp_1_posts' doesn't exist
wp_1_comments: Table 'wordpress.wp_1_comments' doesn't exist
wp_1_links: Table 'wordpress.wp_1_links' doesn't exist
wp_1_options: Table 'wordpress.wp_1_options' doesn't exist
wp_1_postmeta: Table 'wordpress.wp_1_postmeta' doesn't exist
wp_1_terms: Table 'wordpress.wp_1_terms' doesn't exist
wp_1_term_taxonomy: Table 'wordpress.wp_1_term_taxonomy' doesn't exist
wp_1_term_relationships: Table 'wordpress.wp_1_term_relationships' doesn't exist
wp_1_commentmeta: Table 'wordpress.wp_1_commentmeta' doesn't exist
}}}


I've seen this over and over again, and generally I tell people to go into phpMyAdmin and repair there, which works. But clearly looking for wp_1_ is going to be problematic for non-WPMU upgraded sites. Which are quickly becoming the majority.",Ipstenu
Future Releases,17397,Inconsistency in allowed site addresses,,Multisite,3.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2011-05-12T14:40:09Z,2012-11-02T22:34:33Z,"The rules for allowed characters in a site address differ between when you add a new site and when you edit an existing site.

Steps to reproduce:

 1. Go to Network Admin -> Sites -> Add New
 2. Enter `foo.bar` as the site address and hit save. The address will be rejected as containing invalid characters.
 3. Edit an existing site instead, and enter `foo.bar.yourdomain.com` as the domain. The address will be accepted just fine.

Having written that out, maybe this isn't a valid bug because when adding a site you're entering the site address, but when you're editing a site you're editing the complete domain name. Hmm. I'll open it anyway and see what people think.

My core issue is that I'd like to be able to add sites that use fourth-level subdomains (eg `foo.bar.baz.com` when the main site is at `baz.com`). Currently I have to enter a different site address then go in and edit it to the desired domain.",johnbillion
Future Releases,23483,Incorrect image URL for subsites when using UPLOADS constant on multisite subdirectory installation,,Multisite,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-15T18:56:54Z,2013-02-18T21:40:51Z,"If the UPLOADS constant is used on a Wordpress Multisite installed to subdirectory, using subdirectory mode, then image URLs for subsites are incorrect.

Example:
* WP MS installed to www.domain.com/wordpress, subdirectory not subdomain
* UPLOADS set to 'assets'

Main site uploads images to /wordpress/assets/... [[BR]]
Main site image URL is www.domain.com/wordpress/assets/...

1. Create subsite called 'subsite';
2. Subsite uploads images to /wordpress/assets/sites/2/...
3. Subsite image URL is www.domain.com/subsite/assets/sites/2/... when it should be www.domain.com/assets/sites/2/...


This is because wp_upload_dir() uses get_option('siteurl') to derive the URL. It is probably right for subdomain multisite but wrong in this use case.",creativeinfusion
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,17904,Multisite has more restrictions on user login character set,,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2011-06-27T11:09:12Z,2013-02-12T20:54:04Z,"Multisite has more restrictions on the characters allowed in a user's login name compared to single site. This seems unnecessary and confusing. It was also the root of a recent bug in the importer, see [http://wordpress.org/support/topic/invalid-author-importing-single-wordpress-to-mulitsite-wordpress?replies=21#post-2186667 this forum thread] and the [http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/401649 workaround].

I haven't worked up a patch yet since there seem to be a few locations where these restrictions are enforced and I don't know if I have found them all yet:

 - wpmu_validate_user_signup() uses the regex `/[a-z0-9]+/`
 - ms-default-filters.php adds `strtolower` to `sanitize_user`

Relevant: http://mu.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1689 [12948]",duck_
Future Releases,23221,Multisite in subdirectory with root site address,,Multisite,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2013-01-16T22:48:52Z,2013-05-25T04:37:24Z,"I have seem to have found a url bug in the multisite.

= How to replicate =

1. Install WordPress in a subdirectory
2. Change the the url from the subdirectory to the root by adding index.php to the the root and changing the following code.
{{{
/** Loads the WordPress Environment and Template */
require('./subdirectory/wp-blog-header.php');
}}}
3. Change the site url in the settings to the root.
4. Start the process to convert the site to a multisite.

= Affect =

Then it should cause the network dashboard url to be incorrect. You will get http://example.com/wp-admin/network/ instead of 
http://example.com/subdirectory/wp-admin/network/.
",grapplerulrich
Future Releases,16126,Multisite name conflict check doesn't check for pages.,,Multisite,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2011-01-06T19:11:19Z,2011-01-16T02:18:41Z,"Running WP 3.1-RC2 I made a page off my main site called foobar.

Then I went in and made a sub-site (using SubFOLDERS) called foobar.

The subsite took precedence and there was NO check or warning.

I was able to reproduce this on 3.0.4

Then I went the otherway.  I have a subsite called camels (don't ask).  I went to make a PAGE called camels and it also let me. No conflict check.

Basically you have to add the main blog page names into the banned names list manually, which strikes me as a bit odd.  I can see why checking that would be onerous if someone had 600 million pages (and we all know they do) but forcing people to do it manually seems like a gap.

Need love! :D

This is minor, since not a lot of people have bitched, so clearly we're not running into it YET.",Ipstenu
Future Releases,23088,"Multisite, Subdomains and www",,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-30T20:05:33Z,2013-04-28T16:21:25Z,"I installed a WordPress Multisite network (in subdomain mode) on Zend's PHPCloud.com.

Zend does not provide an IP address, recommending a CNAME instead. CNAME records are not allowed on the root of a domain, so they recommend using the www subdomain, with a redirect from the root domain to www.

This site can NEVER be accessed on the naked domain; it will always be accessed via the www subdomain.

So, I setup wildcard DNS for *.mydomain.com, then created a network on www.mydomain.com. Then, I went to a non-existant subdomain on my network, nonexistant.mydomain.com, and WordPress redirected to www.mydomain.com/wp-signup.php?new=nonexistantwwwmydomaincom.

The correct behavior is to redirect to www.mydomain.com/wp-signup.php?new=nonexistant

The fix for this is in wp-includes/ms-settings.php, replace line 89 with:

{{{
$site_domain = preg_replace( '|^www\.|', '', $current_site->domain );
$destination = 'http://' . $current_site->domain . $current_site->path . 'wp-signup.php?new=' . str_replace( '.' . $site_domain, '', $domain );
}}}

Also, on the registration page at the bottom it says:

""The site you were looking for, http://nonexistant.www.mydomain.com/ does not exist, but you can create it now!""

The fix is in ms-blogs.php, line 53:

{{{
$url = preg_replace( '|^([^\.]+://)(?:www\.)?|', '$1' . $blogname . '.', $url );
}}}",jkhoffman
Future Releases,24410,Network Visibility.,,Multisite,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-24T11:11:34Z,2013-05-24T19:55:20Z,"Ok this is hard to explain..

When I create a network site, the actual site does not appear in the network list... (network.php)

pic 1 missing site
pic 2 sites.php 

[[Image(https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/110916466851609380806/albums/5881498584675056129)]]
",CNG SEO UK
Future Releases,23755,Old /files/ support in new installs,,Multisite,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-13T13:54:10Z,2013-03-15T13:35:17Z,"I moved a blog to a new network that using new upload folder system. Problem is: old /files/ links  that using ms-files.php are not working.

My temporary fix:
Added in .htaccess:

{{{
# uploaded files
RewriteRule ^files/(.+) wp-includes/ms-files.php?file=$1 [L]

}}}

Added ms-files.php:
{{{
define( 'BLOGUPLOADDIR', WP_CONTENT_DIR . ""/uploads/sites/{$current_blog->blog_id}/"" );

}}}
above of:

{{{
$file = rtrim( BLOGUPLOADDIR, '/' ) . '/' . str_replace( '..', '', $_GET[ 'file' ] );
}}}

Solution is working but I am not happy because it needs to edit core files. Is this working as intended? If it is, what is proper way to define BLOGUPLOADDIR for ms-files.php without breaking anything or editing ms-files.php",unsalkorkmaz
Future Releases,22860,Site list in Network Admin shows Master Site where each network site should,,Multisite,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-11T19:27:54Z,2012-12-11T19:56:49Z,"When in the Network Admin area, hovering on My Sites should present a list of all the active sites on the network, however, while it shows the correct number of sites, the name and links all point to the master site, and not the network sites. This behaviour is not reflected when on the child sites and acts correctly. It is only when in Network Admin.",thewanderingbrit
Future Releases,21837,Site search for a domain by text fails in subdomain installs of multisite with www in primary domain,,Multisite,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-08T00:30:50Z,2013-04-28T16:21:22Z,"To reproduce:

1) Create a subdomain network install where the main site's domain contains www
2) On the Network Admin->Sites search for an existing site based on the domain name, such as some* to find somedomain.domain.com.
3) Search returns ""No sites found."" even when the site exists and was searched for using a valid technique.

I've tested the problem on Apache and Nginx servers, with Twenty Eleven as the theme on the main site, and network activated plugins.  Existing sites can never be found by domain name.

Subdomain installs in a network are allowed where the main site is www.domain.com. DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE in wp-config.php points to www.domain.com.  But blogs.domain stores the domain of a multi-site site named somedomain as somedomain.domain.com (without the www).

As a result, any site search for a domain based on text (the name of the domain) fails because of how the query is built on lines 70-73 of wp-admin\inludes\class-wp-ms-sites-list-table.php.  A search for some* produces a query that searches for some%.www.domain.com instead of some%.domain.com; the result is that nothing is ever found.

Searches based strictly on site ID work fine.

Possible fixes: 1) leave as is but warn that subdomain network installs where the primary domain includes www will have a broken site search (not ideal) and encourage no www on primary site of a subdomain network install or 2) check if the primary domain contains www and strip it out prior to building the query (ideal).",frisco
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,23748,Suggest rewrite rules on IIS Network (Multisite),,Multisite,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-12T18:23:35Z,2013-05-25T01:11:04Z,"Server: Microsoft IIS - 8
Wordpress: 3.5.1 (multisite)

On subfolder install, suggest for web.config is:
{{{
<?xml version=""1.0"" encoding=""UTF-8""?>
<configuration>
    <system.webServer>
        <rewrite>
            <rules>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 1"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^index\.php$"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""None"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule for Files"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?files/(.+)"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Rewrite"" url=""wp-includes/ms-files.php?file={R:1}"" appendQueryString=""false"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 2"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?wp-admin$"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Redirect"" url=""{R:1}wp-admin/"" redirectType=""Permanent"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 3"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <conditions logicalGrouping=""MatchAny"">
                        <add input=""{REQUEST_FILENAME}"" matchType=""IsFile"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                        <add input=""{REQUEST_FILENAME}"" matchType=""IsDirectory"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    </conditions>
                    <action type=""None"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 4"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(wp-(content|admin|includes).*)"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Rewrite"" url=""{R:1}"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 5"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(.*\.php)$"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Rewrite"" url=""{R:2}"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 6"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""."" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Rewrite"" url=""index.php"" />
                </rule>
            </rules>
        </rewrite>
    </system.webServer>
</configuration>		
}}}

On sudomain install, it is:
{{{
<?xml version=""1.0"" encoding=""UTF-8""?>
<configuration>
    <system.webServer>
        <rewrite>
            <rules>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 1"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^index\.php$"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""None"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule for Files"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^files/(.+)"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Rewrite"" url=""wp-includes/ms-files.php?file={R:1}"" appendQueryString=""false"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 2"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^wp-admin$"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Redirect"" url=""wp-admin/"" redirectType=""Permanent"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 3"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <conditions logicalGrouping=""MatchAny"">
                        <add input=""{REQUEST_FILENAME}"" matchType=""IsFile"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                        <add input=""{REQUEST_FILENAME}"" matchType=""IsDirectory"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    </conditions>
                    <action type=""None"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 4"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^(wp-(content|admin|includes).*)"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Rewrite"" url=""{R:1}"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 5"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(.*\.php)$"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Rewrite"" url=""{R:2}"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 6"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""."" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Rewrite"" url=""index.php"" />
                </rule>
            </rules>
        </rewrite>
    </system.webServer>
</configuration>	
}}}

I think that Wordpress Rules for files and Wordpress Rule 4 and 5 should follow same rules than htaccess suggest. 
When following actual suggest in a subfolder installation, I get an HTPP Error in call to sub site, error is always reproductible for me - can you confirm.

A fix could be to add a subdir replacement rule {R:1} for subdomain install and {R:2} for subfolder.

Implementation in the network.php file (adding $iis_subdir_replacement_12):
{{{
$iis_subdir_replacement = $subdomain_install ? '' : '{R:1}';
$iis_subdir_replacement_12 = $subdomain_install ? '{R:1}' : '{R:2}';

$web_config_file = '<?xml version=""1.0"" encoding=""UTF-8""?>
<configuration>
    <system.webServer>
        <rewrite>
            <rules>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 1"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^index\.php$"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""None"" />
                </rule>';
				if ( is_multisite() && get_site_option( 'ms_files_rewriting' ) ) {
					$web_config_file .= '
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule for Files"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^' . $iis_subdir_match . 'files/(.+)"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Rewrite"" url=""' . $iis_rewrite_base . 'wp-includes/ms-files.php?file='.$iis_subdir_replacement_12.'"" appendQueryString=""false"" />
                </rule>';
                }
                $web_config_file .= '
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 2"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^' . $iis_subdir_match . 'wp-admin$"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Redirect"" url=""' . $iis_subdir_replacement . 'wp-admin/"" redirectType=""Permanent"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 3"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <conditions logicalGrouping=""MatchAny"">
                        <add input=""{REQUEST_FILENAME}"" matchType=""IsFile"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                        <add input=""{REQUEST_FILENAME}"" matchType=""IsDirectory"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    </conditions>
                    <action type=""None"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 4"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^' . $iis_subdir_match . '(wp-(content|admin|includes).*)"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Rewrite"" url=""' . $iis_rewrite_base . $iis_subdir_replacement_12 . '"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 5"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""^' . $iis_subdir_match . '([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(.*\.php)$"" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Rewrite"" url=""' . $iis_rewrite_base . $iis_subdir_replacement_12 . '"" />
                </rule>
                <rule name=""WordPress Rule 6"" stopProcessing=""true"">
                    <match url=""."" ignoreCase=""false"" />
                    <action type=""Rewrite"" url=""index.php"" />
                </rule>
            </rules>
        </rewrite>
    </system.webServer>
</configuration>';
}}}

Sorry for my english :)

regards


",guy_fr
Future Releases,21919,Theme Customizer: loading preview with FORCE_SSL_ADMIN does not work,,Multisite,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-18T14:17:28Z,2012-09-18T14:17:28Z,"When FORCE_SSL_ADMIN is configured theme customizer JQuery will try and load the theme preview over ssl and get a 302 redirect error.

The path is

https://site.com/?customize_messenger_channel=preview...

redirects to

http://site.com/?customize_messenger_channel=preview...

since site is non-SSL.",Jasonheffner
Future Releases,23750,Uploads go into subdirectory install of WordPress,,Multisite,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-12T22:10:59Z,2013-03-13T02:26:44Z,"In upgrading a few sites to WordPress 3.5 and then giving WordPress its own directory (`wp/`), we continually see the uploads end up in `wp/wp-content/blogs.dir` instead of `wp-content/blogs.dir`.

For the time being as a work around we have enabled a network wide plugin that consists of 

{{{

function ms_upload_fix($uploads) {
	$uploads['path'] = str_replace('/wp/', '/', $uploads['path']);
	$uploads['basedir'] = str_replace('/wp/', '/', $uploads['basedir']);
	return $uploads;
}
add_filter('upload_dir', 'ms_upload_fix');

}}}

We do have `WP_CONTENT_DIR` defined and assume it should use this if set.",jondavidjohn
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,24211,WPMU works with example.com but not sub.example.com,,Multisite,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-28T12:00:24Z,2013-04-28T12:19:00Z,"Installtion 1:
I created a WPMU installation on http://example.com/ domain with http://example.com/site/ link structure and it works just fine. Users can register new blogs and they can access them using respective links they chose.

Installtion 2:
I created another WPMU installation on http://test.example.com/ domain with http://test.example.com/site/ link structure and it works just fine. Users can register new blogs and they can access them using respective links they chose.

Installation 3:
I created yet another WPMU installation on http://test2.example.com/ and it works (I can access main theme, Dashboard etc.) but as soon as user registers new site under http://test2.example.com/site/ - it returns 404 not found in admin panel and when I try to view this website. I copied .htaccess etc. correctly, paths are correct. In case of this installation I also redirected this subdomain to another server.

DNS:
test2.example.com - record A - 000.000.000.000 (IP of the second server)

I bet that it generated invalid .htaccess content but I may be wrong.",Looimaster
Future Releases,13554,Wordpress MU canonical link redirect failure,markjaquith,Multisite,2.9.2,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-05-26T16:30:37Z,2010-11-13T08:02:46Z,"This problem manifests itself in Wordpress '''MU''' 2.9.2, but '''not''' in Wordpress 2.9.2.

In the MU install where blogs are subdirectories, canonical redirects work correctly for the subdirectory blogs, but not for pages on the root blog.

For example, [http://silverwarethief.com/essays/] is a sub-blog in the wordpress MU install. If you alter that link to [http://www.silverwarethief.com/essays/] wordpress MU will correctly redirect the browser to the canonical url.

However, this does not work with pages on the root blog. [http://silverwarethief.com/about/] is a page on the root blog. If you go to that link, you will correctly find yourself at the ""About"" page. If you then alter the link to [http://www.silverwarethief.com/about/] you will be redirected to the main page of the root blog, not the ""About"" page.

I have seen this behavior manifested on more than one MU install.

",rundi
Future Releases,22370,dynamic_sidebar does not consider switch_to_blog,,Multisite,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-11-06T04:33:23Z,2012-11-06T04:33:23Z,"On the main site of my WordPress network, I have a header that I would like to show on all other sites of the network. The main site uses the parent theme and all of the other sites use child themes. In header.php of the parent theme, I'm using ''switch_to_blog'' function to load Navigation Menus from the main site in the header of the other sites. This is working perfectly.

'''The Problem'''

I also have a sidebar in the header that I would like to manage on the main site as I do with the navigation menu. Unfortunately, this doesn't work at all because dynamic_sidebar function does not take into consideration switch_to_blog. I get no output instead of showing sidebar from main site.

'''Others with same problem'''

Boone Gorges did a good job of explaining this problem on WordPress Stackexchange on the question titled: [http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/48123/sharing-dynamic-sidebars-across-multisite-blogs Sharing Dynamic Sidebars across Multiple Blogs]. ",tarasm
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,20861,switch_to_blog() breaks custom post type permalinks,,Multisite,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2012-06-06T22:30:53Z,2013-04-15T12:18:49Z,"When using switch_to_blog() and custom post types, there are very strange results when calling the_permalink() or get_permalink().  For reference, we'll say the root site is blog1 and the second site containing the posts is blog2.

Using this code inside the loop:

{{{
switch_to_blog( $post->blog_id );
get_permalink();
}}}


If the post type is not registered on the current blog, the permalink given will be sitename.com/blog2/slug - when clicking it as href, it brings you the first instance of that slug in the database.

If the post type is registered on the current blog, the permalink given will be sitename.com/blog2/blog1/post-type/slug - this link will 404.

Related issue: #14992",sickhippie
Future Releases,16201,when updating a multisite blog subblogs getting 404 error,,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-01-12T14:01:28Z,2013-05-08T20:26:43Z,"When I run an update at my multisite, I get 404 error when I try to view a post. This error resolves when I change or update the permalinks at each sub blog. But it is annoying to do so when you have hundreds of sub blogs. ",YogieAnamCara
Future Releases,24312,wordpress 3.4.1 muti-sites image has not appear in time on safari sometimes,,Multisite,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-11T01:11:37Z,2013-05-11T01:11:37Z,"I'm running muti-sites wordpress with nginx, and test on safari (chrome is fine).

A very important thing is, the image is upload by administrator.

I found sometime some image has not appear immediately, I was just thing a about network trouble before, but I found the rule today.

the rule is:

enter the page, image shown.
refresh the page(Command + R), image disappeared.
refresh again, image shown.
again again, it disappeared.
loops....
NOTICE: disappeared is means that's not apear immediately: loaded the page about 2 second later, the image could be loaded.

---- solution ----

When you refresh the page, safari send a image request to server with HTTP header `HTTP_IF_NONE_MATCH` and `HTTP_IF_MODIFIED_SINCE`.

Because of this is a mutiple site, nginx rewrite the request to ms-files.php to process it. ms-files.php found the image has not been modified, so it's response 304 with no content.

The bug is, the ms-files.php has already set `Content-Length` header before decided to response 304, so the response header going to be 304 with no content and `Content-Length > 0`. After that, safari was down.

Fixed the bug by add `header( 'Content-Length: 0' );` to wp-includes/ms-files.php line 79.

{{{
     75 if ( ( $client_last_modified && $client_etag )
     76     ? ( ( $client_modified_timestamp >= $modified_timestamp) && ( $client_etag == $etag ) )
     77     : ( ( $client_modified_timestamp >= $modified_timestamp) || ( $client_etag == $etag ) )
     78     ) {
     79     header( 'Content-Length: 0' );
     80     status_header( 304 ); // new line
     81     exit;
     82 }
}}}

     ",ericdum
Future Releases,12993,'get_current_blog()' and/or 'current_blog_id()' function?,,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-04-14T08:32:48Z,2010-08-24T22:42:11Z,"I posted this over in the mu forums but realize it is pretty dead over there and may be better mentioned here:

http://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic/17568?replies=2

It would be a great help to easily get the current blog's id as in 'current_blog_id()'. I searched the entire wordpress 3.0 and mu code and it is not mentioned anywhere.

'get_current_blog()' might imply something more complex that returns all a blog's info, which would be nice too.

But in the short term... 'current_blog_id()'?

People are currently having to call global variables to use $wpdb, $current_site and/or $blog_id. I feel all of these are messy and pretty generic variables to be using within theme or plugin files.",martythornley
Future Releases,13743,Ability to change default theme for network sites,,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2010-06-06T05:44:12Z,2010-12-06T20:16:41Z,"As stated in summary. I use WP 3.0 RC and I've found out that there is no way to set up a theme which should be used by default for newly created sites in network. Even then I disable all the themes except the one I want to be used, WP still set thentyten as theme for newly registered site. The only solution I was able to find is to change theme description and name to twentyten and delete all other themes. It's so simple to let administrator choose default network theme, and this option is present in many other CMS.",fuwaneko
Future Releases,24138,Add Constant control for Multisite.,,Multisite,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-04-19T15:53:06Z,2013-04-22T07:58:41Z,"Not sure if this should be tagged as feature request or enhancement.

WordPress is now making quite an extensive use of constants (like AUTOSAVE_INTERVAL , WP_POST_REVISIONS or EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS ) that are configured in wp-config.php in the form of define('EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS', 1 ); .

Right now, AFAIK , there is no way to define those variable on a site-to-site (or blog-to-blog) basis in Multisite mode.

So for example if one wants his main blog to empty trash every 3 days, while another blog to be set to 5 , or even allow and enable DEBUG_MODE on a certain blog , while keeping it disabled in others , is not currently possible (again, AFAIK) .

Now, I am not sure this should be done with constants , or with some new functions , or simply in some settings implementation, or even with some kind of a blog-based config.php for each blog ,  but it sure would be a necessary layer of control to have ( if indeed the Multisite feature is to be kept alive and expanded ..)


",krembo99
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,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,22701,Allow the use of SITEURL and HOME constants for Multisite Installations,,Multisite,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2012-12-03T21:21:26Z,2012-12-03T22:02:13Z,"This is a proposal to allow the use of the SITEURL and HOME constants, as we do with single site installations.

My proposal would be to follow the naming conventions put forward by the database schema for multisite installations.

Example for a constant override of the siteurl and home option for blog_id 3.

{{{
#!php
define('WP_3_SITEURL', 'http://example.com');
define('WP_3_HOME', 'http://example.com/wp');
}}}

",jondavidjohn
Future Releases,23349,Be able to suppress registration redirect for multisite in wp-login.php,,Multisite,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-02-01T01:29:35Z,2013-02-01T02:06:55Z,"Currently I commented out the following lines in wp-login.php.  But I should be able to use a filter.  Maybe test the result  'wp_signup_location' filter if false do not exit.  Easy, and seems to annoy many people.
{{{
case 'register' :
    /*  AJB Comment out
	if ( is_multisite() ) {
		// Multisite uses wp-signup.php
		wp_redirect( apply_filters( 'wp_signup_location', network_site_url('wp-signup.php') ) );
		exit;
	}
	*/
}}}",aberglas
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,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,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,17948,Enhancements to the login and registration forms,wpdavis,Multisite,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-06-30T16:25:01Z,2013-01-14T19:27:28Z,"I would like to propose a significant overhaul of the registration and login forms for 3.2, which I'd be happy to take on. A few things that I think would be helpful:

Combine registration processes for multisite and single-user into one form on one page.
Allow the registration and login to be templatized — no reason this should be for MS only.
Standardize filters, actions and variables between MS and single-user when at all possible.

A few related tickets:

#17904
#17306
#17085
#16866
#16411
#17630",wpdavis
Future Releases,14172,Implement $scheme in site info in ms-sites edit site,,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-07-01T22:45:33Z,2010-07-03T19:17:45Z,"In WordPress 3.0 with Network enabled, if you were to click:

Super Admin -> Sites -> Edit (next to any site) and then change any of the Site Options i.e. wp_2_options the changes don't save. 

We're running a secure environment and need Siteurl to be HTTPS instead of HTTP. Changing all the parameters to https and clicking Update doesn't save the changes.",firmdot
Future Releases,23270,Links are not updated when changing a multisite path,,Multisite,3.5,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-01-23T07:37:24Z,2013-01-25T04:28:14Z,"When changing the path of a site under a network install, URIs are not updated in post_content.

I know this can be achieved with search and replace plugins (and that this is how regular WP installs work), but the wording on the edit site page makes it appear as if WP should be updating this for you with; ""Update siteurl and home as well."", where the ""as well"" makes it sound as if other elements on your site will be updated regardless.

I'm not sure if the best approach would just be a re-wording of this area, or if implementing a function to update post_content when this is modified is the way to go.",Clorith
Future Releases,17164,More elegant handling of site 'archive' options for MultiSite,,Multisite,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-04-18T15:08:50Z,2012-12-16T06:14:58Z,"Right now you have a few options with MultiSite blogs

1) Spam
2) Deactivate
3) Archive
4) Delete

Spam is easy to understand, and should be marking the admin and site as spam. Delete ditto, hi.

Deactivate and Archive are weird though and almost seem backwards.  Deactivate means to turn OFF (like deactivating a plugin).  Archive implies that you're making a site read-only.

Right now, if you change a site to 'deactivated' it actually shows up as DELETED and the front end has the message ""This user has elected to delete their account and the content is no longer available.""  Clearly the verbage on the network/sites.php page needs to be updated (and perhaps the front end to 'This site has been deactivated.' to be consistant).

If you 'Archive' a site it kicks it to a paler pink in the sites.php page (though the 'Archived' text is white and nigh impossible for me to read) and the front end says ""This site has been archived or suspended.""

It's rather illogical there.  Archive SOUNDS like it should be making things read-only (and turning off commenting and posting if possible).  Otherwise it should just be 'Suspend', and at that point, why have two options that pretty much do the same thing from the front-end perspective?",Ipstenu
Future Releases,12002,Multisite should not lock the root blog into using a /blog prefix,,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-01-25T03:51:06Z,2013-01-29T19:26:55Z,"MU Trac Ticket: http://trac.mu.wordpress.org/ticket/409

I don't think WPMU should lock the root blog into using a /blog prefix on permalinks. Currently, the /blog on the beginning of permalinks is hardcoded.

I realise this was probably added to stop conflicts when not using a VHOST solution, but when using VHOST to put other blogs into subdomains, why lock the root blog's permalinks as such?

Could the /blog requirement be removed if VHOST is 'yes'?
",wpmuguru
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,14988,Site admins should be allowed to add existing users without also enabling creation,,Multisite,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-09-29T07:08:11Z,2010-10-27T08:11:35Z,"Blog admins are allowed to add users to their multisite blog when the ""add new users"" network setting is turned on.

Unfortunately this allows them to both add existing users, and create new users. There should be a way, potentially just with a filter versus an option, to limit that to only add existing users, and prevent the creation of new users without going through the public registration process.

Use case: WordPress.com does exactly this.

Alternative use case: WordPress.org uses a pretty crazy SSO setup. We should not be allowed to create new users through the admin, but it would be very helpful to allow administrators to add users to a blog without going through the network admin (or asking a super admin).

Real world use case: Any blogging network like WordPress.com, or crazy synchronized login system like WordPress.org, would want this.",nacin
Future Releases,18225,Sub-blog on Network site redirects to wrong URL for user registration,,Multisite,3.2.1,normal,critical,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-07-23T03:35:06Z,2012-11-04T06:00:36Z,"When a user clicks on the '''register''' button of a sub-blog, it redirects the user to the signup form on the primary blog, which means they end up creating an account with it instead of the sub-blog.

When the user tries accessing the sub-blog login after activation, they are denied access because the registration took place with the parent blog instead.  There's also no way to transfer users to another blog.

This issue sounds similar to the one in #16866 , but it's not a feature request, instead it's a bug.

My test case is:
network blog is installed in sub-directory, such as '''http://mydomain.com/blogs/'''.
A sub-blog is created at say '''http://mydomain.com/blogs/my-sample-blog/'''.
I register a new user account with the sub-blog, which takes me to '''http://mydomain.com/blogs/wp-signup.php''' instead of http://mydomain.com/blogs/my-sample-blog/wp-signup.php.

Running on Ubuntu 10.04, Apache 2, PHP 5.3, WordPress 3.2.1.",amereservant
Future Releases,23358,Switch to a usermeta key for email confirmation in Multisite,,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-02-01T13:54:05Z,2013-02-01T13:54:53Z,"Background: #23146

In `send_confirmation_on_profile_email()`, an option is used to store the new email: [[BR]]
http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.5.1/wp-admin/includes/ms.php#L238

A usermeta key should be used instead.",SergeyBiryukov
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,16990,WP Multisite doesn't use custom db-error.php,tmuka,Multisite,3.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-03-28T19:19:46Z,2011-07-18T01:23:14Z,"I suppose this is a feature request. I don't see a way to configure a Multisite install to use the same wp-content/db-error.php file as a single wp site install uses. Instead where the db is down the page dies on ""Error establishing database connection"" wrapped in an <h1>.

It could be a complication of using the HyperDB plugin, but it appears that on line 104 of wp-includes/ms-settings.php when the db is down get_blog_details() obviously fails and wp-includes/ms-load.php:ms_not_installed() is called. Unfortunately ms_not_installed() does not redirect to db-error.php, and instead dies, returning
$title = /*WP_I18N_FATAL_ERROR*/'Error establishing database connection'/*/WP_I18N_FATAL_ERROR*/;

Obviously i could hack in a call to wp-includes/functions.php: dead_db() in ms-load.php, but i try to avoid any core hacking to make upgrades easier.

Does anyone have a suggestion for overriding this behavior cleanly? perhaps something in wp-WP_CONTENT_DIR/sunrise.php ?

I suppose if somebody else is interested in the simple fix, here it is. In ""function ms_not_installed"" on line 224 of wp-includes/ms-load.php, insert dead_db();
like this...

{{{
function ms_not_installed() {
dead_db(); //hacked this in so we can get use our custom db-error.php
}}}

The bottom line is that now the visitor will potentially see a more friendly error message when the db or db table is unavailable.",tmuka
Future Releases,23808,allow multisite to match bare URL,,Multisite,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-03-18T13:33:07Z,2013-04-01T09:39:30Z,"Currently, when matching the requested URL to a blog, the ""domain"" and ""path"" are used together. When there is no match, no blog will be selected. $path can never be interpreted as just ""/"".

This makes it impossible to have multiple domains working from the root ""/"" pointing to separate blogs.

The attached patch makes this possible.

A little more in-depth explanation can be found here:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/allow-multisite-to-match-bare-url?replies=4
",fuentez
Future Releases,13752,multisite loop,,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-06-07T04:17:57Z,2010-07-17T10:32:56Z,"I've been experimenting with multisite/wpmu and it would be great if there were an actual multisite loop - added ""blog"" parameter to wp_query/querypost. It's possible to emulate a multisite loop with ""switch to blog"", ""get_posts"" and merged arrays, but it requires a hand-written paged navigation adding some arguments to the navigation links. It would be great if there was either a way to directly add blog parameter to the query string.",youngmicroserf
Future Releases,12013,new user creation features,,Multisite,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-01-25T17:41:04Z,2010-01-27T03:26:35Z,"MU Trac Ticket: http://trac.mu.wordpress.org/ticket/1079

1: there needs to be native ability to select how many blogs each user can have.

2: there needs to be the ability for users to add blogs for users who signed up with out creating a blog and for those who want to add additional blogs to their current list(depending on the blog limit you set in feature request 1 above) from the ""my blogs"" tab in their site admin panel.

3: if the ability to select the number of blogs each user can have is put into place, the option to have the blog auto created to the users name when blog limit is set to 1. ie: user signs up with ""username"" and wants to add his 1 allotted blog it would be auto created using his user name like this example.com/username or username.example.com depending on your settings.

these enhancements kinda all tie together and am surprised they are not currently implemented...
",wpmuguru
Future Releases,14862,wp 30 to wpmu - wild card domain - suggestion,,Multisite,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-09-13T18:23:39Z,2012-11-02T22:19:17Z,"im new to wordpress hacking, but i did hit the forums with this.

we could pick up the last 'if' statement from: 

/wp-admin/includes/schema.php 
function populate_network()

the last if :
{{{
if ( $subdomain_install ) 
{
...
...
}
}}}

and paste it to:
/wp-admin/network.php
inside function allow_subdomain_install()

the problem of a last minute Error out would be solved. 

putting it there, and showing a warning in the 1st step itself would be warning enough for the user to go back and get things done right/ check on things again wrt wild carded domain.

again, i am new to wordpress, please do correct me if im wrong 

Warm Regards,
M.
",msolution
Future Releases,21910,wpmu_create_user() standardization,,Multisite,3.0,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-09-17T18:03:24Z,2012-09-17T23:36:26Z,"There seems to be some inconsistencies between wpmu_create_user(), create_user(), and wp_insert_user(). The former two are wrappers, and do different things but potential to consolidate and clean up some old code.

Per Nacin:
>nacin: wpmu_create_user() should probably just go away.

>nacin: fairly useless function

>nacin: by default, it looks like wp_insert_user() would create a role-less user.

>nacin: as would wp_create_user()

Looking at wp_insert_user() it sets the default role if none is provided, where wpmu_create_user() would actually delete the default roles and caps. 

Although, I'm not really sure there's a use case where you'd be using both the wpmu_new_user and user_register hooks simultaneously so possibly depreciate the former in favor of the latter. 

One real issue with wpmu_create_user is that it returns false instead of the WP_Error object which is probably not desired since the error could be useful. The false return is used in wpmu_activate_signup() to either set the returned ID or create it's own WP_Error. 

Lastly... documentation for create_user says it returns the ID, but it looks like it could potentially also return a WP_Error object. Didn't test, but possible documentation fix there. 
",ryanduff
Future Releases,20286,Allow direct use of top level domains in multisites,,Multisite,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-03-23T05:46:00Z,2012-11-20T12:00:28Z,"Most people installing the multisite would need top level domains and not the subdomains. The domain mapping plugin doesn't really fit in cause it depends on creating aliases and mappings and works on redirects. Separation is important which i guess is the main purpose of multisiting.

I see default WP setup allows you to rename the site URL once its created. So I did, renamed the subdomain into main domain and got into redirect loop problem. After some searching, it turned out the problem was caused by DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE in wp-config being static. So I changed it to $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']. This though solved the looping problem but got one more issue. Now going into child site's dashboard requires you to re-login cause of cookie not being set for all child top level domains.

Let's be it - not all people need the subodmain mutisites as you may notice on the forums. Meanwhile, if there's a workaround for setting up cookies for all of the top level sites when logging into network, please advise!

The multisite codex wiki itself tells the same - as a matter of fact it shows a screenshot having a top level domain as a wp site and that was the main reason why I went on choosing mutisite.",mickylmartin
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,14215,MultiSite: Add new > different username from blog title,,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-07-06T18:09:37Z,2010-10-28T06:38:44Z,"I would like to request that the current system for adding a new blog site be expanded so that as admins, we can specify a different username that's unrelated to the blog title. That is, in '''Site Admin -> Add New''', at the bottom of the page, add a new field specifically for the username. For that matter, it would be useful to also have a field to be able to specify the password, and perhaps a little checkbox that allows you to optionally prevent an email from being sent. These features are really useful when you're manually adding sites for employees, students, and the such.

I had provided a fix for wpmu 2.8.4 at one point (with a better explanation and details), you can see the thread here: http://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic/12945

An example of the final result: http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/2551/addblogwordpress.png",Person
Future Releases,22816,Multisite WP_Query,,Multisite,,normal,major,Awaiting Review,feature request,reopened,,2012-12-07T18:25:10Z,2012-12-08T18:28:12Z,"Multisite has no global search functionality, and suppose I want to show on the home page of my main site posts from all the other sites in my network... I don't have a multisite wp_query functionality. Sure, I can use switch_to_blog, but that only works for results from each blog, one by one, suppose I want navigation on my results, suppose I want to make a most recent posts widget, or any type of functionality where I want to query posts from the entire multisite, custom post types, pages, all the wp_query class has to offer only works for each individual site so far, It would really help as a huge feature for WordPress multisite",ciapci
Future Releases,12017,Press This multiple blog support,,Multisite,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-01-25T17:57:19Z,2010-01-27T03:26:26Z,"MU Trac Ticket: http://trac.mu.wordpress.org/ticket/1092

A WordPress MU user may wish to pass external content into the MU authoring interface. Authoring interfaces such as  Press This currently do not support the selection of a target blog for which the currently logged in user has  edit_posts capability.

 Internet Explorer 8,  Google Reader, and bookmarklet functions currently help pass new post information into an authoring tool such as Press This, but requires a pre-determined URL template to pass along new actions.

Good: http://wordpress.org/wp-admin/press-this.php

Bad: http://*.wordpress.org/wp-admin/press-this.php

Currently a user can add a bookmarklet or IE Accelerator on a per-blog basis. It would be a much better user experience if he or she could target a predictable URL endpoint on the MU install.
New URL ¶

adminurl/press-this.php

Point to the MU install's main admin handlers and let it handle user state.
Possible handling ¶

    * Redirect user to Press This interface of their primary blog with query params intact.
    * Add a new stuffbox to the post interface sidebar with a <select> drop-down if currently logged on user has edit_posts capability on more than 1 blog. Default blog selected.
    * Select box value is passed in at post. No URL redirects on new option selection. 

Possible downsides ¶

Writing a new post from somewhere outside direct blog context could have consequences.

    * Plugins attached to target blog not loaded. 

Next Steps ¶

Once there is agreement on the best approach I can submit the appropriate patch.
",wpmuguru
Future Releases,20377,Show notice that site Network Admin is viewing is disabled,,Multisite,3.0,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-04-06T14:47:29Z,2012-11-17T16:15:48Z,"In Multisite, site admins can click ""delete site"" from their Tools menu, but this actually just sets it to disabled.  If a Network Admin tries to view the site, they can still view it just fine.  This can be pretty confusing/misleading.  I think it would be an improvement if while a Network Admin is viewing a Disabled site, that a message is displayed along the lines of:

This site is currently Disabled. [re-enable link]",MadtownLems
Future Releases,18025,WPMU New Blog Default User Role,,Multisite,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-07-07T12:26:50Z,2012-11-17T15:53:53Z,"When I using WP Multisite as Network Admin and creating a new blog, The new user to the blog will get role: Administator for the new blog.

I want to add in wp-admin/network/settings.php a setting for ""New Blog Default User Role"". Where the Network Admin can set the default role for users to new blogs.

So you can set that if you creating a new blog and enter one e-mail address the user will get the role you have in your settings, so you can set users to new blogs to be example subscribers instead of Administrators like today.

Exactly as the plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/new-blog-default-user-role/ but this one is not so good.",jontelm
Future Releases,14941,dynamic unloading and loading of plugins,,Multisite,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,reopened,,2010-09-22T20:13:37Z,2010-10-06T20:18:33Z,"The short:
If I'm blog 1 and I switch_to_blog(2), I'm still running in the environment of blog 1.  All blog 1's activated plugins are active, and not all of blog 2's plugins necessarily are.

The long:
I first ran into the problem trying to get Subscribe2 (S2) to work well with Site Wide Tags (SWT).

SWT basically works like this:
When someone makes a post on their blog: switch_to_blog(aggregrate_blog_id); 
wp_insert_post(...); 
restore_current_blog();

S2 says that whenever someone inserts a post, to send an email alert out.

With both of these plugins enabled, a post always generates TWO emails, regardless of whether S2 is active on the aggregate blog.  The same is true for any behavior that triggers on a new post being created (such as automated tweeting, etc).

I feel that, if I'm really switching to that blog, I should be running more comprehensively as it.  That is, with its plugins active, and none of its un-activated plugins active.

The examples of conflicts I gave are blog behavior, and are more or less just annoying, but I could easily see this causing unforeseen security flaws as well.",madtownlems
Future Releases,24398,"Bulk Deleting Sites from Network Admin, No Confirmation message",,Network Admin,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-23T18:35:22Z,2013-05-23T18:35:22Z,"When you delete a single site from /wp-admin/network/sites.php you're presented with the message ""You are about to delete the site SITENAME"" and you have to click ""confirm"" to complete the deletion of the site.

However, if you bulk delete sites (selecting 2 or more sites) from the same location you are not presented with a confirmation message. Instead, the sites immediately delete. This can be quite hazardous, especially if you're expecting to see a confirmation message. ",professor44
Future Releases,23361,"Deleting a user in Network Admin still defaults to ""Delete all posts""",,Network Admin,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-01T19:02:55Z,2013-02-01T19:21:46Z,"Background: #20045, #23224

We should either do what those tickets suggested in Network Admin as well for consistency, or redo/remove the form, since the attribution only works for the main site, as noted in [comment:ticket:20045:14].",SergeyBiryukov
Future Releases,23825,Demand to disable plugins in order to create a network doesn't make sense,,Network Admin,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-20T11:02:37Z,2013-04-03T14:46:47Z,"1. have some plugins active on a stand alone WP
2. add define('WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true); to wp-config.php
3. go to ""tools"" >> ""Network Setup"" and you get a ""Warning: Please deactivate your plugins before enabling the Network feature.""
4. you have to disable the plugins in order to continue the process

And I have to ask why? This doesn't make sense for the following reasons
1. Why plugins and not themes? any ""bad"" code that can be in a plugin can also be in a theme.

2. If the plugins provide essential functionality, then my site will stop behaving as expected. This basically will put the site in maintenance mode, so why not to do it automatically in the code to be able to get faster in and out of this mode?

3. Did it ever happened that a plugin ruined a network install?

At the least this should be treated as a warning and not as an error, i.e. the text get displayed but the user can continue with the process if he decides to ignore the warning.",mark-k
Future Releases,18301,Activating a new theme on multisite is very long-winded,PeteMall*,Network Admin,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,accepted,,2011-07-30T23:38:48Z,2012-12-31T18:25:57Z,"Scenario:

I've just uploaded a new theme to my theme directory and I now want to activate it on a site. I head to the Appearance › Themes menu for that site and, whoops, I forgot to activate it on the network first. Now I need to:

1. Click my name in the header
2. Click Network Admin in the dropdown menu
3. Click Sites
4. Find the site and click Edit
5. Click Themes

From there I can enable the theme.

We're not done yet though. We need to traverse a minimum of two screens to get back to the Themes menu of the site (even more if the admin bar isn't enabled) in order to activate it.

Two things would make this process easier:

1. A link from the Themes screen to the Themes tab of the site in network admin, so five clicks become one.
2. The ability to activate a theme from the Themes tab of the site in network admin.
",johnbillion
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,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,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,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,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,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,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,8492,Page name drop-downs do not scale well,,Optimization,2.7,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2008-12-04T22:59:17Z,2009-11-23T21:30:53Z,"The page title drop-downs on options-reading and page.php seem to scale poorly in page loading times when you have a large number (around 1000) of Pages.  

I need to go to bed now so haven't researched this much, but I think the options-reading bit could be improved - I think it's currently fetching all of wp_posts when it only needs the title, which is a fair bit of wasted DB and processing time. 

rev 10051 and previous.",mrmist
Future Releases,7773,Duplicate enclosure attributes are created when a client resubmits a post with identical enclosure,josephscott,Optimization,2.7,low,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-09-21T04:25:07Z,2009-11-17T15:14:49Z,"The support in 2.6 for accepting enclosures via XMLRPC does not discriminate whether the specified enclosure is already attached to the post in question. This has the effect that if a client redundantly re-specifies the enclosure value, WordPress will redundantly add new enclosure custom field entries, each time the post is edited.

The code that accepts <enclosure> elements should only add a new custom field to the post if the enclosure specified is different from the previous enclosure(s). Arguably, for an XMLRPC context, the specified enclosure should always replace the (presumed singular) enclosure on the post.

Right now, the number of redundant enclosure attributes can spiral out of control depending on the number of times a given post is edited by a remote client that re-specifies all the known attributes of a post.

Consider for example, that when resubmitting a post, it's natural and expected to re-specifiy the <title> even if it hasn't changed. This doesn't cause multiple ""title"" attributes to appear on a post. The re-specification of the <enclosure> value shouldn't cause attribute bloat in posts.

Daniel

Daniel

",redsweater
Future Releases,5407,Improve wp_list_authors efficiency,,Optimization,2.3.1,low,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2007-12-01T12:49:14Z,2013-03-23T00:00:11Z,"wp_list_authors() makes multiple queries per registered user.  For example, if a blog has 50 registered users, wp_list_authors() will make over 100 queries, even if there are only a few users who can write posts.

Alexander Concha developed the attached patch which does it all with only one query total (two if ""show_fullname"" is enabled).  However, he questions if this change belongs in the WP core.  I think it does because it's such a vast improvement over the current extremely inefficient code.",Bobcat
Future Releases,9736,Memory allocation failed on category.php,,Optimization,2.7.1,lowest,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-05-06T02:02:11Z,2010-06-12T15:04:05Z,"When I opened ""/wp-admin/categories.php"" I got following error message.
> Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 3877 bytes) in /path_to_wordpress/wp-includes/category.php on line 369

I made over 70,000 categories manipulating MySQL table directory.",matsubobo
Future Releases,8648,Post Author quick edit drop down does not scale well,,Optimization,2.7,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-12-17T17:05:35Z,2010-01-17T20:14:54Z,"With large amounts of registered users.

",mrmist
Future Releases,13989,Recent Comments widget optimization,,Optimization,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-06-19T06:30:36Z,2010-10-28T12:21:48Z,"Currently when permalinks are enabled, the recent comments widget will call get_post() on each parent post to retrieve its permalink.

In the event that the posts the recent comments are on are not in the current query (for example, posts on old posts, or if we're currently on a singular view), then get_post() will perform a SQL query to load the postdata.

The attached patch introduces a {{{cache_posts($post_ids, $term_cache, $postmeta_cache);}}} function to mass load/cache a set of posts through the usage of WP_Query

The function is smart enough not to query for posts which are already in the Object cache (ie. If the comments are on the current page, it'll skip, or if its in a memory cache)

An example of the SQL query generated by this query:
{{{
SELECT wp_posts . * 
FROM wp_posts
WHERE 1 =1
AND wp_posts.ID IN ( 95, 98, 106 ) 
AND wp_posts.post_type IN ('post', 'page', 'attachment', 'wiki', 'note', 'odd')
AND (wp_posts.post_status <> 'trash' AND wp_posts.post_status <> 'auto-draft')
}}}

Explain'd:
{{{
id 	select_type 	table 	 type 	possible_keys 			key 	key_len 	ref 	rows 	Extra 
1	SIMPLE		wp_posts range	PRIMARY,type_status_date	PRIMARY	8		NULL	3	Using where
}}}",dd32
Future Releases,8924,"autoload should be boolean in add_option(), indexed in DB",,Optimization,,lowest,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2009-01-22T23:51:48Z,2013-05-01T17:54:52Z,"Regarding: CREATE TABLE `wp_options` (`autoload` varchar(20) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'yes',

Why not boolean binary, or one character long?



",jidanni
Future Releases,8874,wp_list_pages  consume a lot of memory,,Optimization,2.7,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2009-01-17T02:19:53Z,2010-01-07T15:09:00Z,"When we use wp_list_pages in installatiosn with lots of pages (in my case 106 with a lot of text inside ) this function use get_pages (posts.php)  which has a get_results of the posts completes with a ""select *"" but only id,post_title, post_parent is needed. 
Maybe you can use a nuew option to wp_list_pages or get_pages with the list of fields to retrieve. 
I´m making a patch but first i´m studing the code rules of wordpress.
This Affects a wpdtree plugin and other which use get_pages. In my case this select break the connection with mysql in a Shared web server.


",horaciod
Future Releases,22951,Performance enhancements for esc_url(),,Performance,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-15T04:36:03Z,2013-05-14T12:34:06Z,"`esc_url()` gets used a lot on WordPress admin pages. Sometimes 100 times or more. Nacin did some KcacheGrind measurements that had it as 7% of some pages. We can speed it up.

Most of the grind comes from `wp_kses_bad_protocol()`.

I had a thought that we're sort of going about things backwards. We're being very careful to exclude anything harmful — bad characters, bad protocols, duplicate fake-out protocols, etc. But almost 100% of the time, the URL going through it is a http/https URL that has completely normal characters in it. We can detect that really early, and bail.

I did some tests with this approach that showed a good time savings.

Quite obviously, there's no room to compromise on security, so we'll need to be watching unit test, and maybe even writing some new ones for good measure.",markjaquith
Future Releases,9864,Performance issues with large number of pages,,Performance,2.7.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),assigned,,2009-05-18T19:20:59Z,2013-03-27T11:14:10Z,"'''Environment:'''

- Default install, default theme, no plugins, reasonable server configuration (typical execution, memory limits).  In my particular case, that was set to 30 seconds, 384 MB.

'''To reproduce:'''

- Create a large number of pages (5,000+)[[BR]]
- Try to edit a page

'''What happens:'''

- Maximum execution time error

{{{
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in \wp-includes\post.php on line 1998
}}}

'''Workaround to prevent error:'''

- set_time_limit to 0 as server admin

'''My diagnosis:'''

Suspect that the immediate problem is that get_pages() inside wp-admin/post.php, line 2173,  performs a query that selects EVERYTHING:

{{{
$query = ""SELECT * FROM $wpdb->posts $join WHERE (post_type = 'page' AND post_status = 'publish') $where "";
}}}

Now, in this case this query (AFAIK) is just supposed to pull up the page list (with IDs, titles and parents).  What it actually does is it pulls up ALL of the post data.  This works fine for low number of pages, but on a larger data set this causes a chokepoint.  After all, the end result is just supposed to be a dropdown with a list of pages.


'''Workaround to improve performance:'''

- comment out line 273 in wp-admin\edit-page-form.php and skip displaying the page parent in the edit screen

'''The bigger picture:'''

Well, the ENTIRE list of pages is queried in this 'edit page' screen (see screenshot # 2 - with a dropdown that contains 5,000+ entries.)  I think this is a design limitation and it looks clumsy once the list gets larger.  Rather than patch the display routines, I think this thing needs to be replaced with something that can search / paginate piecemeal server-side.
",pp19dd
Future Releases,22846,Site transient autoload even when they have expiry time,,Performance,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-10T09:14:36Z,2013-05-13T04:40:52Z,"I guess set_site_transient should set autoload to NO after calling add_site_option when there is expiration time.

As far as I can see the all of the site transients right now are used only by cron and admin so no reason to auto load",mark-k
Future Releases,22844,random_seed transient is autoloaded with no reason,,Performance,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-10T08:55:36Z,2012-12-12T09:00:37Z,"As the only use is in password/secret generation which never happens on front end this should not be auto loaded.

IMO Either set an expiry time to avoid auto loading it, or make it an not auto loading option instead of transient.",mark-k
Future Releases,22040,wp_dashboard_recent_comments queries do not skip comment_approved=spam,,Performance,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-28T17:56:47Z,2013-02-02T05:42:22Z,"There is am oversight in `wp_dashboard_recent_comments` which can cause a large delay in the admin area for large sites that may have a lot of spam (ie. set by akismet)

Ironically the function contains the documentation
""Select all comment types and filter out spam later for better query performance.""

This is not the case, in fact it's the opposite. Filtering out the spam later via php and wp filters is far far slower since there is (now) an index on `comment_approved`. 

As it is, it causes dozens of extra queries while it loops through all the comments 50 at a time in mysql when they contain a great deal of spam, and then via php filters the spam out (even for admin).

Since there IS an index on `comment_approved` that can be used, to fix this you should only show `WHERE comment_approved='approved'` OR `comment_approved='moderated'` Or do the reverse with `comment_approved!='spam'`

Since WP 3.5 has switched to a query class for comments, it should in theory be easy to add the additional WHERE condition for comment_approved.",_ck_
Future Releases,16343,"API for WP_Scripts: allow async loading, version checks",,Performance,,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2011-01-22T18:07:39Z,2011-01-25T15:48:01Z,"When developping a theme lately, I have found myself in the need of directly accesing the internals of the WP_Scripts class. I feel the funcionality I need might well help other developers.


Use cases:

1.- Asynchronously load a (JS) script loaded by a/another plugin

  When loading a certain page, we needed to asynchronously load some (relatively heavy) scripts which are only seldom used. In order to keep page rendering fast, we only load them on demand, after the page frame has been rendered.
  In order to avoid having to bundle (potentially conflicting versions) scripts in every plugin and prevent duplicate loading, I suggest adding an API which would enable querying the source (as used by 'scripts-loader') 


2.- Version checks for loaded scripts

  For high-performance sites, it might be useful to load a Google (or some other CDN) -provided jQuery et al ---which the user might already have cached--- instead of the bundled one, as long as it is the same version.

 Code example:
   $ver = $wp_scripts->version('jquery');
   wp_unregister_script('jquery');
   wp_register_script('jquery',""http://ajax.googleapis.com/jquery/$ver/jquery.min.js"",false,$ver);


(needs discussion)



I can provide the code (or the patch against Core) when the solution is decided (or soonish, if a proof-of-concept is needed)
If WP 3.2 is going to finally be PHP 5.2+, I'd rather basically rewrite WP_Scripts (and/or WP_Dependencies).
",jltallon
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,22742,Fix feed inefficiencies - Possibly Extend Etag/Last-Modified/Conditional Get functionality,,Performance,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-12-04T21:25:20Z,2012-12-04T21:36:32Z,"'''First the story.'''

Attempting to generate what are effectively feeds on our WP site, we've been using the WP rewrite functions in a page/template context for some time, but recently it's made more sense to use the feed context for this. It seems as if there is some liability to using pages--requires a page to be created and not  changed by non-dev users and requires a coordinated database and code solution to create. And it introduces some complexity/mess with creating template files for feed logic/display, and again, these dummy pages have to exist. Finally--assigning this feed to a page required the WP URL canonical functionality to occur, so I couldn't use ""feed.json"", I had to use ""feed.json/"" which is just not cool. An entirely code-based solution that effectively rewrites a URL pattern to a function is perfect--which is effectively what the feed context is.

As an aside--for my purposes could I use actual Apache rewrites? Well sure, but I am using WP functions to retrieve the data for my feed--in which case I would have to separately bootstrap my function, and I would assume incur fairly similar performance implications. Also, adding a feed still feels like something that should be code-addressable to me and rolling rewrites to all of our production web servers isn't necessarily fun. I'll be benchmarking this and get back to you though.

In my page->feed conversion, I was curious what the performance implications were. I figured with less files and functions (related to the theme layer) involved, it could only be better using a feed. Not so, it was worse at about 5x to run the same feed creating logic. I sat down with xdebug and query logging to figure out what was going on and found that there were a few extra queries being run on the feed side:
{{{
SELECT post_modified_gmt FROM wp_posts WHERE post_status = 'publish' AND post_type IN ('post', 'page', 'attachment', 'story') ORDER BY post_modified_gmt DESC LIMIT 1;
SELECT post_date_gmt FROM wp_posts WHERE post_status = 'publish' AND post_type IN ('post', 'page', 'attachment', 'story') ORDER BY post_date_gmt DESC LIMIT 1;
SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS  wp_posts.ID FROM wp_posts  WHERE 1=1  AND wp_posts.post_type = 'post' AND (wp_posts.post_status = 'publish' OR wp_posts.post_status = 'private')  ORDER BY wp_posts.post_date DESC LIMIT 0, 50;
SELECT FOUND_ROWS();
}}}
These are coming from a branch in /wp-includes/class-wp.php WP::send_headers(). It's doing very basic logic to determine via the query string if we expect this request to be a feed, then it uses either ''get_lastcommentmodified()'' or ''get_lastpostmodified()'' and uses the result of that to set and send some headers for last modified and etag, and evaluate request values for conditional get (304) responses.


'''The problem:'''

For my application--creating arbitrary feeds actually based on WP options--the last time any post or comment was updated/added has no correlation to my feed. It may not be updated at the point a post is updated, but it would show as being updated--more dangerously, it would show as not being updated and return a 304 if a post hasn't been updated. Also, it's incurring overhead doing this lookup that has absolutely no value.

How about the most common WP core uses? I'm thinking it's still going to result in a lot of false positives (saying it's updated more recently than it really is) that certainly is going to depend on number of post types, but even with say a default install with pages and posts, any time a page is updated (which is not in any default feed), it will be affecting the default posts feed.

There is no hook to allow for the disabling or changing of this logic. And, there is no way to apply some form of this logic to heavier page generations that might be kind of nice.

'''The options:'''

1. Add a hook to this send headers function that would allow it to be fully disabled for certain feeds.
2. Move the functionality to a discrete function that can be passed the actual page/feed updated time and it can then send the proper headers. Then the default feed generation functions can call back to this functionality when they know the actual updated dates.

I actually favor the latter--this is kinda nice functionality that is trapped inside a less useful branch and is ""stuck on"" even when it's not helpful. I would be happy to help write a patch for some of this if some core people can jump on here and provide some direction and blessing.

'''I've noticed a little discussion on this issue elsewhere:'''

#19466 - This person is attempting to apply the existing logic--page/comment last modified across every request which would be a massive mistake. Assuming that's why there has been no response.

#15499 - This person is suggesting an index to get the results quicker--that could be beneficial additionally, but perhaps my modifications could reduce the need for such an index.",brokentone
Future Releases,14983,Get cache object by field,,Performance,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-09-28T08:12:24Z,2011-02-24T00:20:44Z,"Functions such as `get_term_by()` don't check the object cache before performing their query. We should introduce a function for getting a cache object by its field/value pair to make these more efficient.

I've written a simple function, `get_cache_object_by()`, which accepts `$field` and `$value` parameters in the same way `get_term_by()` does, and an optional `$group` parameter for the cache group.

`get_term_by()` and other `get_*_by()` functions could check the cache with this function before performing their query.

The function is compatible with external object cache plugins that use the `cache` member variable of the `$wp_object_cache` object, as they should.
",johnbillion
Future Releases,17246,Handling of HTTP 404 errors for non-existing files,,Performance,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-04-26T18:50:15Z,2011-05-12T04:19:27Z,"Generally if WordPress sees a request for a specific file it means the web server couldn't find that file. Currently we run all of WordPress in such cases and output the theme's 404 template.

If the missing file is an image that has been reused 10 times (perhaps a CSS background or sprite) we will run ten extra times on every page load.

What I'm proposing is to short-circuit all requests for specific files very early in the load cycle, the same way we do it for favicon.ico requests and output a generic 404 notice.",azaozz
Future Releases,15650,Inefficient selectors in common.dev.js,,Performance,,normal,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-12-02T15:26:22Z,2010-12-12T15:41:52Z,"There are some repeated jQuery selector lookups that could be cached, and incorrect attempts at adding contexts in common.dev.js.

Some minor optimisations that sacrifices a little bit of code readability, for a double speed improvement of caching expensive jQuery selector lookups, and reducing the size of common.js by ~300 bytes (5%) when minifying.",GamajoTech
Future Releases,15459,Need Better Page Hierarchy Display Algo,,Performance,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-11-18T00:33:16Z,2012-11-07T15:07:11Z,"WordPress 3.0.1

File: /wp-admin/includes/post.php

Lines: 904-912

Code:
{{{
	// Hierarchical types require special args.
	if ( is_post_type_hierarchical( $post_type ) ) {
		$query['orderby'] = 'menu_order title';
		$query['order'] = 'asc';
		$query['posts_per_page'] = -1;
		$query['posts_per_archive_page'] = -1;
	}

	wp( $query );
}}}

The code in the area mentioned above causes our site to use over 170mb of memory on each load of the Pages index.  This really should be improved to accommodate sites that have large amounts of hierarchical data.  Looks to me like it's pulling all the data for all the pages on the site.  Perhaps a solution where unnecessary data is not included might be better here (such as content or excerpt).",truthmedia
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,21321,"Remove is_null() checks in apply_filters(), do_action(), et al.",nacin,Performance,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2012-07-20T04:55:29Z,2012-09-16T18:39:00Z,"In apply_filters(), do_action(), and friends, there is a check for `! is_null( $the['function'] )`. As these functions get called collectively thousands of times per page, a tiny check like this can add up.

A few months ago, I decided to track it down. They were shuffled around a bit in [4955], but they actually had roots in [1394]. The link there (http://www.kackreiz.net/wordpress.php) is dead, but I found it at http://www.kackreiz.net/wordpress/apply_filters.html#fixed, via http://wordpress.org/support/topic/bug-in-remove_filterapply_filters?replies=3.

The original bug was that remove_filter() left NULL's in the $wp_filter array, rather than properly unsetting it as it was modified to do long ago. Now that we no longer leave NULL scattered about, this check is safe to remove.",nacin
Future Releases,22429,Usage of @$_GET/@$_POST,,Performance,,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-11-13T02:13:40Z,2012-11-13T08:13:12Z,"Hello

I think we should use '''isset()''' in place of '''@''' in front of 6 $_GET and $_POST in the following files:[[BR]]
''/wp-admin/includes/ajax-actions.php[[BR]]
/wp-admin/includes/media.php[[BR]]
/wp-includes/theme.php''[[BR]]
[[BR]]
Example in ajax-actions.php:[[BR]]

{{{
<?php selected( @$_GET['m'], 0 ); ?>
}}}

becomes

{{{
<?php selected( isset( $_GET['m'] ) ? $_GET['m'] : 0, 0 ); ?>
}}}


@ is also bad at perf.",juliobox
Future Releases,11585,WordPress should cache failed feed fetches so as to avoid overloading feed sources,,Performance,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-12-24T02:25:17Z,2010-03-01T16:41:13Z,"Following up on #11219, which fixed the cause of that particular error, but not the one that related to caching of feed errors.

When SimplePie fails to fetch or parse a feed, it should not hammer whichever server the feed came from on every page load. This is bad for two reasons: it disturbs the originating server, and it tremendously slows down page loads when the feed is in an RSS widget on the front end.

Instead, we should cache the error for a reasonably long amount of time (15 minutes? An hour? More?) and bypass SimplePie until that duration expires.",Denis-de-Bernardy
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,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,18523,Can't change page permalink if slug metabox is removed,,Permalinks,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-08-26T14:42:56Z,2013-04-12T06:32:49Z,"If the slug metabox is removed from the ""Edit Page"" page, it is not possible to change permalinks, using the edit permalink function at the top of the page.

Slug and other metaboxes are removed by the karma theme, in its admin/theme-functions.php (but only if 'ka_hidemetabox' in the wp_options table is 'true'):
    
{{{
remove_meta_box('slugdiv','page','normal');
}}}

Technically, without the slug box, the ""post_name"" field containing the new slug is not sent with the form data when you click the ""Update"" button.  

I believe this is bug was introduced after version 3.1.3. ",dankod
Future Releases,8905,Category pagination broken with certain permalink structures,ryan,Permalinks,2.7,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,,2009-01-21T07:26:31Z,2013-01-03T21:37:18Z,"If one uses a permalink structure with %category% followed by %postname%, accessing pagination can cause a 404, as WordPress attempts to look for a post called ""page"".

As per http://barefootdevelopment.blogspot.com/2007/11/fix-for-wordpress-paging-problem.html

Presumably can occur with other permalink structures too.",rmccue
Future Releases,24237,Draft Pages Missing Parent Slug In Permalink,,Permalinks,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-01T12:13:26Z,2013-05-09T10:37:58Z,"Draft pages are missing the direct parent's slug as part of the permalink.  When the page is published it does receive the correct full permalink.   

To reproduce:

Create a new page. 
Select a parent. 
Save draft ( do not publish yet ). 
Review the permalink that is displayed.  It will be missing the parent slug. 

Add New Page:
[[Image(http://f.cl.ly/items/3P2H022E1z0O0J21111t/Screen%20Shot%202013-05-01%20at%208.08.11%20AM.png)]]


After Draft is Saved:
[[Image(http://f.cl.ly/items/0x2f060v2H2y0E14023K/Screen%20Shot%202013-05-01%20at%208.08.30%20AM.png)]]

The permalink should include ""contact"" at this point.  It will not until it is published. 
",lucasstark
Future Releases,16323,Hierarchical Custom Post Type Bug - invalid name query var generated,,Permalinks,3.0.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-01-20T20:07:41Z,2011-01-21T13:19:02Z,When starting off with the post type set to non-hierarchical and then setting the hierarchical parameter in register_post_type() to true Wordpress will generate an invalid name query var (see attached files). If a generate a new rewrite rule in my functions file (e.g. service/(.*?)/(.*?)/?$' => 'index.php?post_type=service&name=$matches[2]) this appears to fix the problem. Removing the custom rewrite rule will cause the error to reappear.,jrcowher
Future Releases,3329,Need to strip % from the auto-permalink in the editor.,pishmishy*,Permalinks,2.0.5,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),accepted,,2006-11-04T20:41:06Z,2013-01-17T04:11:19Z,"I made an article with ""x = 18,98 * y - %10"" as title, and this generated http://www.example.com/blog/2006/11/03/x-1898-y-%10/ which doesn't work.",Heyneken
Future Releases,15237,Settings -> Permalinks blank on PHP 5.3.2,,Permalinks,3.0,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2010-10-28T12:30:07Z,2011-04-26T13:34:11Z,"I've setup a brand new wordpress with a fresh db for testing this.

To replicate this, install WordPress in an environment with PHP 5.3.2: 

# run through the standard installation
# login
# click Settings -> Permalinks
# Observe the bleak, white, cold content area looking back at you

Works fine in this scenario when I revert to PHP Version 4.4.9.

I tried enabling debug mode, then in php.ini setting display_errors = On and ERROR_REPORTING = E_ALL but still couldn't view any output on the page in question.

I'm attaching the phpinfo for the broken setup to this bug.",EdwardIII
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,10743,WP rewrite rule bug with & in url path,ryan,Permalinks,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2009-09-07T19:02:22Z,2010-04-04T07:26:19Z,"We've noticed a peculiar bug in the standard rewrite rules for wp if & is included in any url, as part of the path, not the query string.

EGs:
 * http://tekartist.org/&nbsp/anything
 * http://ma.tt/&blah/test

The rewrite rule serves the default page, without returning a 404.

My best guess at this time is that what is happening is that the inclusion of & in a rewritten path is actually seen as a query param (eg: treated as /index.php?&nbsp=...)",stephdau
Future Releases,10988,http://domain.tld/keyword searches media library for matching items when logged in,ryan,Permalinks,2.8.4,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,,2009-10-20T22:19:31Z,2010-05-08T20:51:49Z,"On my site i have a file in the media library called else.jpg. If I access http://lekv.de/else I get the expected 404. If I'm logged in in the backend however, I get redirected to the media item page of else.jpg (where I could download it). Also pretty permalinks have to be enabled using .htaccess files.


To reproduce, you have to create a media library item with a simple name, say else.jpg and upload it, using ""else"" as description in every form field. Then simply enable pretty urls, login into the backend and access http://domain.tld/else.

I hope, this is comprehensible.

My version is 2.8.4 DE-Edition.",squirrelpimp
Future Releases,11903,insert_with_markers is not threadsafe,westi*,Permalinks,2.9,normal,major,Future Release,defect (bug),accepted,,2010-01-15T06:27:45Z,2013-02-07T21:53:27Z,"From wp-admin/includes/misc.php the function insert_with_markers may be called multiple times on a busy server and if the htaccess is already in the process of being written it is possible that two PHP threads could attempt to write to it causing corruption such as the following:



{{{
# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress
s

}}}

Notice the dangling 's' at the last line",strings28
Future Releases,23117,permalink failed on IIS7 and Reserved Proxy for wordpress 3.5,,Permalinks,3.5,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-04T06:30:33Z,2013-01-04T11:03:08Z,"it seems to work fine on local but get into a canonical redirect loop when we deploy to production after we upgrade to wordpress 3.5.  We did a little debug and found the issue with permalink in file .\wp-includes\canonical.php at line 42 with new coded ""&& !iis7_supports_permalinks()"" added in 3.5.

the issue is iis7 does support permalink and so it go into create and redirect to pretty link which use the website URL in wp-admin settings which is the site URL.  when it hits the site URL, our reserved proxy write back to the wordpress site on diff server with port and canonical.php think that's incorrect, so it redirect back to the website URL and the loop go on and on.

we found a temp workaround but not desirable, add this  ""remove_filter('template_redirect', 'redirect_canonical');"" in the function.php file in the theme folder you are using.  or add a wordpress plugin or simply remove the additional codes in canonical.php file that was added in 3.5.  but may cause issue in future upgrade.",romeoqngo
Future Releases,5305,permalinks broken when article name is numeric,ryan,Permalinks,2.3.1,normal,major,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2007-11-01T21:27:54Z,2013-05-09T15:51:24Z,"if you create numeric-only post name, the generated slug is this number - this conflicts with article ID, so it returns different article or 404 page, never the article. It can be then solved by generating manual slug with some char in it, but i think it would be better to include some char in that case, e.g. underscore, like _123

Also if someone will try to solve this, it would be nice to solve other problem - if post slug is begining with the slug of the category, than the category page returns that post, not the category",thomask
Future Releases,17183,previous_comments_link and next_comments_link return wrong url with PATHINFO permalinks,,Permalinks,3.1.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-04-19T20:13:15Z,2011-08-04T21:26:32Z,"When using PATHINFO permalinks, previous_comments_link() and next_comments_link() return a wrong link, which renders paged comments useless.

Steps to reproduce:
Set permalinks to: /index.php/%post_id%/%postname%/

The functions return URLs similar to: /comments-page-1/#comments
This URL results in a file not found (if no rewrite rules are available, which should not be necessary if the PATHINFO permalink structure is used).

Expected URL: /index.php/comments-page-1/#comments
Manual opening the URL results in the expected/correct paged comments page.",FireMotion
Future Releases,9460,Add custom_url_func to be run in template-loader.php,mikeschinkel,Permalinks,2.8,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-04-04T22:48:30Z,2009-08-19T11:56:57Z,"This is a follow-on from Ticket #9455 where the #9455 attempted to resolve one issue using a shortcut but the shortcut turned out to cause undesirable side effects and also did not address the fact that 404 and noncache headers had already been set.

So this ticket provides a patch that will allow for a custom_url_func to be called at the beginning of template-loader.php. The custom_url_func can be set in a 'parse_query' hook using code that looks like this for the URL ""/foobar/"":


{{{

   add_action('parse_query','my_parse_query');
   function my_parse_query() {
      if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']=='/foobar/')
        set_custom_url_func('my_foobar_func');
   }
   function my_foobar_func() {
      echo 'Hello FooBar!  Bye.';
   }

}}}


Granted, this might not be the best way to accomplish this. For example, using a new filter might be a better way to accomplish this but I was trying not to add additional filter processing overhead assuming that might be a concern. I'm not attached to this particular solution, I just want to be able to get proper control of custom URLs that don't fit any of the existing patterns that have been baked into WordPress core and ideally I don't want it to have to be uber-complex for the plugin or theme developer either.
",mikeschinkel
Future Releases,8515,Archive Permalink,ryan,Permalinks,,lowest,trivial,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-12-06T22:08:05Z,2009-06-13T18:39:14Z,"Currently in the permalink settings, you can set a category and a tag base. I propose that an archive base also be added. It would be useful in that you could disallow the archive base in robots.txt (much like many do with the tag and category base), but still allow robots to get the posts.

Presently, doing this is a problem, as if you disallow /2008, for example, it will also disallow the robot to access the individual posts.",LuckyBambu
Future Releases,6481,Fancy permalinks should be enabled on new sites,,Permalinks,2.7,low,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-03-30T19:20:04Z,2012-10-10T14:44:30Z,"Code to do this:

{{{
$permalink_structure = '';
$cat_base = '';
$tag_base = '';

if ( got_mod_rewrite() && is_file(ABSPATH . '.htaccess') && is_writable(ABSPATH . '.htaccess') )
{
	$permalink_structure = '/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/';
}

update_option('permalink_structure', $permalink_structure);
update_option('category_base', $cat_base);
update_option('tag_base', $tag_base);

$wp_rewrite->flush_rules();

}}}

The above has been tested by hundreds of users -- this has been built into my theme for over two years.",Denis-de-Bernardy
Future Releases,1914,Permalinks for unattached uploads/attachments,,Permalinks,1.6,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2005-11-19T09:21:26Z,2012-10-31T21:56:22Z,"Currently attachement links are in the form:

{{{
http://www.example.com/?attachment_id=1
}}}


Would look much neater if these matched the permalinks of regular posts (depending on what it is configured to) eg:


{{{
http://www.example.com/attachement/1/
}}}",dlhau@…
Future Releases,21167,Problem with custom permalinks,,Permalinks,3.4,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,reopened,,2012-07-05T17:52:21Z,2012-11-06T19:46:50Z,"I am currently moving my blog (http://kaffeeringe.de/) to Wordpress and I don't want to break my old URLs (Cool URLs don't change). The problem is, that these custom URLs don't work in Wordpress 3.4.1:

/blog/%postname%/%post_id%.html works
/blog/%postname%.%post_id%.html (which I need) doesn't work.

It doesn't work with the . in between these parameters… 

I hope somebody is able to help me. ",kaffeeringe
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,15953,"when category slug is changed, old uri also should redirect to new, as post uris do",,Permalinks,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-12-22T18:51:10Z,2011-01-15T08:41:14Z,"when category slug is changed, old uri also should redirect to new, as post uris do",qdinar
Future Releases,6698,Editing a published post causes excessive pings / closing comments on old posts causes trackbacks,,Pings/Trackbacks,2.8.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),assigned,,2008-04-12T15:29:08Z,2009-11-20T15:15:53Z,"I moderate all comments, and I was tired of spam comments on old posts sometimes slipping by Akismet and getting into my moderation queue, so I decided to close comments on a number of old posts. Steps to reproduce: (1) Click the ""Manage"" tab in the admin page for my blog. (2) Click ""Posts"" under ""Manage"". (3) Find a post. (4) Click ""Edit"" for that post. (5) Uncheck ""Allow Comments"" under ""Discussion"". (6) Click ""Save"".

As a result of doing this, I immediately got a number of trackbacks in my moderation queue. The trackbacks were from the posts whose comments I had just closed. The trackbacks were to other posts in my blog that were linked from those posts. Note that when I unchecked ""Allow Comments"", I did not uncheck ""Allow Pings"". I left ""Allow Pings"" checked.

Under ""Options"", ""Discussion"", I currently have ""Attempt to notify any blogs linked to from the article"" checked. However, I believe that at some point in the past, that option was unchecked, so the old posts whose comments I closed may have never attempted to send trackbacks before.

I believe that this is a bug. Simply closing comments for a post should not cause it to send trackbacks.

",lapcat
Future Releases,5130,Linking to multiple posts on your site breaks pingback due to comment flooding,,Pings/Trackbacks,2.3,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2007-10-01T17:36:13Z,2010-12-26T03:34:02Z,"http://scott.sherrillmix.com/blog/programmer/web/wp_pingpreserver/

is this useful in WP 2.3?",Denis-de-Bernardy
Future Releases,12154,Updating a post modifies pingback timestamp,,Pings/Trackbacks,,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-02-06T21:17:46Z,2010-06-14T00:29:42Z,"Steps to reproduce:[[BR]]
Create blog post 1. Publish. [[BR]]
Create blog post 2. From within the post body, link to blog post 1. Publish. A pingback comment is created for post 1, with the timestamp as for blog post 2.[[BR]]
Edit blog post 2. Do not change publication timestamp. Save changes.

Expected behaviour: Pingback is not affected.[[BR]]
Actual behaviour: Pingback timestamp is changed - instead of the publication time of blog post 2, it is now set to the time when I edited blog post 2.",htoomik
Future Releases,24241,Whitelist trackbacks/pingbacks from own site,,Pings/Trackbacks,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-01T18:50:16Z,2013-05-07T21:26:21Z,"Currently, if a user has only ""Comment author must have a previously approved comment"" selected in Settings->Discussion,  pingbacks from their own blog are still held for moderation every time. Users would expect that, given those discussion settings, once they'd approved one self-ping, all future self-pings would appear without requiring moderation. 

There is a past ticket about this here: #999",eurello
Future Releases,23915,discover_pingback_server_uri cases an error when discovery URI sets multiple Content-type headers,,Pings/Trackbacks,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-01T14:25:25Z,2013-04-02T01:58:44Z,"Line 1673 in wp-includes/comment.php uses preg_match() on the output of wp_remote_retrieve_header(). When multiple headers are set of the same name, wp_remote_retrieve_header() returns an array.

Thus occasionally the following error occurs:

PHP Warning: preg_match() expects parameter 2 to be string, array given in xxxxxxx/wp-includes/comment.php on line 1673

I have no idea how to make pingbacks happen so to reproduce, add this line to functions.php: discover_pingback_server_uri('http://localhost:8080/');

And in a terminal window run this (you may need to install the netcat-openbsd package in Debuntu): while true; do echo -en 'HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\nContent-type: text/html\r\nContent-type: text/plain\r\n\r\n' | nc -lp 8080; done

Then visit your WP installation and you shall get the aforementioned error message.",tomdxw
Future Releases,16519,pingback url is right-trimmed incorrectly,,Pings/Trackbacks,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-02-10T17:31:08Z,2011-02-12T17:23:23Z,"an url ending with %d0%b5%d1%81% was produced by pingback mechanism, that url is in pingback comment, and server returns for its request:[[BR]]
Bad Request[[BR]]
Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand.[[BR]]
[[BR]]
[[BR]]
but if it would end with %d1%81 it works. wordpress automatically fixes it. but also it does not open if it ends with %d1%8 or %d1 .",qdinar
Future Releases,14902,weblogUpdates.extendedPing does not implement standard,josephscott,Pings/Trackbacks,3.0.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reviewing,,2010-09-19T23:35:37Z,2011-01-13T05:48:24Z,"When a blog post is published or updated, Update Services are notified if they are listed in the Wordpress Writing Settings panel.

The services are notified by the weblog_ping() function in comment.php

That function first attempts an XMLRPC call to the service's weblogUpdates.extendedPing.  If that fails, it attempts to notify weblogUpdates.ping.

if ( !$client->query('weblogUpdates.extendedPing', get_option('blogname'), $home, get_bloginfo('rss2_url') ) ) // then try a normal ping
	$client->query('weblogUpdates.ping', get_option('blogname'), $home);

'''1) The weblogUpdates.extendedPing does not match the published standard.'''

See: 

http://www.google.com/help/blogsearch/pinging_API.html

Where 5 parameters are specified:

* Name of site
* URL of site
* URL of the page to be checked for changes
* URL of RSS, RDF, or Atom feed
* Optional a name (or ""tag"") categorizing your site content. You may delimit multiple values by using the '|' character.

The third parameter should be the page to be checked for changes, and not the RSS feed.

No 4th or 5th parameter is passed.

'''2) The weblogUpdates.extendedPing does not take advantage of notifying the service of the exact page that changed (as is provided in the standard)'''

If implemented correctly, this would allow the receiving service (perhaps a search engine) to come directly to the correct page for re-indexing, instead of trying to figure it out from the RSS feed.

I am unable to find if pingomatic.com publishes a competing version of the standard.
",Scott Schram
Future Releases,13011,Move trackbacks to a plugin,,Pings/Trackbacks,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-04-15T01:32:05Z,2010-12-03T19:06:44Z,"This is kinda way out in left field, but what do you guys think about removing the whole trackback feature?

I think it's pretty safe to say that 99.9% (if not more) of trackbacks are spam. The average user has no idea about them (no one really uses them anymore as they require manual user input of a special trackback URL) and I think the general public would be better off without all the spam they cause, Akismet or not.

For the people that really, really want it, a plugin could be used.

Thoughts?",Viper007Bond
Future Releases,3491,"new hooks for pingback, trackback?",markjaquith*,Pings/Trackbacks,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,accepted,,2006-12-21T22:13:25Z,2009-06-13T14:59:54Z,"I'd like to propose two more hooks for Wordpress, one in pingback_ping()
and the other in wp-trackback.php.

background: http://redmonk.net/archives/2006/12/21/voteback/

The first hook would allow plugins to have access to the full text of a
hyperlink on a site that is pinging this site, before the comment is
built for a ping.

The second would allow plugins to have access to the full post data for
a trackback before the comment is built.
",monkinetic
Future Releases,23460,'get_plugin_data' doesn't load text domain,,Plugins,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-12T18:09:24Z,2013-02-12T18:09:24Z,"'get_plugin_data' calls '_get_plugin_data_markup_translate' with the full path of the plugin file instead of the expected path relative to the plugins directory. The patch is the following on line 99 of 'wp-admin/includes/plugin.php':
{{{
$plugin_data = _get_plugin_data_markup_translate( plugin_basename( $plugin_file ), $plugin_data, $markup, $translate );
}}}
It might solve ticket #20813 as well.",npetetin
Future Releases,24178,An active plugin which switches to network-only is impossible to deactivate,,Plugins,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-24T18:31:08Z,2013-04-24T18:31:08Z,"This might sound like an edge case, but this issue affects W3 Total Cache (which is highly popular) and will affect any other plugin that switches to being a network-only plugin as part of a plugin update.

Steps to reproduce:

 1. Write a nice plugin and activate it on one of your sites on Multisite.
 2. Decide that your plugin should only be network-activated. Add the `Network: true` header to the plugin.
 3. Visit the Plugins screen of the site that your plugin is active on. Note that the plugin is nowhere to be seen, even though the plugin is active.

Real-world example: The W3 Total Cache plugin was updated recently (or not so recently) to make it a network-only plugin (by adding the header above). The plugin gets hidden from the list of active Plugins on any site that it was individually activated on. This makes it '''impossible to deactivate'''. Even if you activate it network-wide and then deactivate it, the plugin remains active on the site it was originally active on.

Solution: Active plugins should always be shown on the Plugins screen of individual sites if they are active on the site but not active network-wide.

Loosely related: #18967",johnbillion
Future Releases,24048,"Increase the usability of Plugin Editor's files list (separate directories, limit height)",,Plugins,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-11T18:21:15Z,2013-04-12T14:25:54Z,"Regarding the list under Plugin Files in the Plugin Editor (plugin-editor.php):

1. Plugin root directory does not need to be mentioned in the file list.

2. In order to improve readability, directories should be marked in a way that distinguishes them from the filename.

Preferably directories should not be shown next to every file, but rather as headers, under which all files in the same directory are grouped. This would make the list a lot shorter, as currently most of the filename-and-path-combinations span two lines.

3. The form of the list should be changed to limit the total height of the list. This is especially useful for plugins with dozens of editable files.

One way would be to use a < ul > element with expansible/collapsible directory headers, showing only the first-level directories and files by default.",Daedalon
Future Releases,13928,WP.org plugin update notifications should consider plugin slug,,Plugins,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,defect (bug),new,,2010-06-16T21:25:30Z,2013-01-29T22:58:24Z,"I have a plugin named ""Events Calendar.""  The actual plugin file and directory is `filosofo-event-calendar/filosofo-event-calendar.php`.

However, I get update notifications for it for [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/events-calendar/ this plugin], even though its file is `events-calendar/events-calendar.php`

Everything else--author name, description, and URL--differs as well.

WP.org update notifications should be smart enough to distinguish between plugins with different file structures, at least.",filosofo
Future Releases,17615,WP_List_Table::get_columns does not work for plugins,westi,Plugins,3.1.3,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),assigned,,2011-05-30T11:20:56Z,2011-06-11T09:36:27Z,"see Ticket #15386 - the ticket is closed, however I have the very same problem with 3.1.3 version and the solution example provided do not work for me. 

Wordpress claims that there is no function as get_list_table , I have changed it to _get_list_table, after that change it does launch but returns a null object.",cyplo
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,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,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,4893,Audit of all filter and action names.,westi,Plugins,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2007-09-02T20:22:27Z,2010-03-18T21:09:32Z,"I think for 2.4 we should do an early audit of all the filters and actions in the core and ensure that they follow the following set of rules:

 1. All names should be unique
 1. All names should be relevant to the calling context
 1. All filters should pass in relevant context information

This should then ensure plugins can easily filter just the things they want to.

This is to avoid messes like {{{the_title}}}

{{{
./wp-includes/post-template.php:        return apply_filters( 'the_title', $title );
./wp-includes/comment.php:      $post_title = apply_filters('the_title', $post->post_title);
./wp-includes/classes.php:              $output .= $indent . '<li class=""' . $css_class . '""><a href=""' . get_page_link($page->ID) . '"" title=""' . att
ribute_escape(apply_filters('the_title', $page->post_title)) . '"">' . apply_filters('the_title', $page->post_title) . '</a>';
./wp-includes/deprecated.php:           $string .= apply_filters('the_title', $post->post_title, $post);
./wp-includes/deprecated.php:           $string .= apply_filters('the_title', $post->post_title, $nextpost);
./wp-includes/link-template.php:        $title = apply_filters('the_title', $post->post_title, $post);
./wp-includes/link-template.php:        $title = apply_filters('the_title', $post->post_title, $post);
./wp-includes/general-template.php:                                             $text = strip_tags(apply_filters('the_title', $arc_title));
}}}",westi
Future Releases,19520,Display percentage of plugin compatibility when a new WP update is available,,Plugins,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-12-12T23:36:35Z,2013-04-17T13:57:38Z,"I love updating to the latest version of WordPress, and ideally I'd do it as soon as possible. Only problem is that I, like many other sites, run a fair number of useful plugins. I usually have to hold off updating because I don't know whether any plugins will break.

It would be great if the update screen could show a percentage of plugins that are listed as compatible with the new version. This could be based on the developer's own 'compatible to' value, or the user-submitted 'works' votes - or both.

If a new update is available, and I quickly see that 90% of plugins are listed as being compatible, or working with the current version, I'm far more likely to be comfortable with updating.

Just a thought.",SecGen
Future Releases,14987,"Group Plugins from the same package, count only once for update",,Plugins,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,assigned,,2010-09-28T22:32:42Z,2011-01-13T23:29:48Z,"Some plugins (Otto's Simple Twitter Connect and Alex King's Twitter Tools for example) contain multiple plugin files, which can be individually enabled. This is great, but the update notices should reflect 1 update instead of 10 (for Otto's), and it'd be nice to have the UI treat them as a group (a jQuery solution wouldn't be terrible).

Not sure if this is an enhancement or a feature request. Or if the component is UI or Plugins.

Looking for feed-back.",WraithKenny
Future Releases,22256,Hook namespacing,,Plugins,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-10-22T18:56:25Z,2012-10-23T13:01:21Z,"Currently, callbacks passed to add_action() and add_filter() are already sort of namespaced by the hook name, by priority and by the callback itself. You need to know all of them in order to use `remove_action()` successfully.

Acquiring the callback is especially problematic when it's:

* an instance method, and you don't have access to the instance
* a PHP 5.3 closure

Introducing namespaces for hooks, similar to jQuery's [http://docs.jquery.com/Namespaced_Events namespaced events], would not only take care of that problem, but also enable things like removing all callbacks added by plugin X, regardless of hook name or anything else.

Proposed syntax:

{{{
add_action( 'after_setup_theme:twentytwelve', function() {
  // do stuff
}

add_action( 'after_setup_theme:twentytwelve', function() {
  // do more stuff
}

add_filter( 'posts_clauses:p2p', function( $clauses ) {
  // do stuff
}
}}}

Later:

{{{
// remove specific callbacks added by the Twentytwelve theme
remove_action( 'after_setup_theme:twentytwelve' );

// remove all callbacks added by the P2P plugin
remove_action( '*:p2p' );
}}}

Source: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/22250#comment:14",scribu
Future Releases,24111,Inform user when plugin was updated (how many dates ago was the update released),,Plugins,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-04-17T11:33:11Z,2013-04-17T13:57:33Z,"On wp-admin/update-core.php when there are new plugin updates, it would be useful to mention when the update was released. This would make life easier for admins who have a policy of only installing updates of certain maturity, eg. at least 7 days old. Such policies are used to ensure updating only to versions that don't introduce critical bugs.

Currently the age of the update is shown only by clicking to open update details in modal window, which then needs to be closed. So in order to check for the respective ages of 7 updates, admin needs to click back-and-forth 14 times to decide which plugins to update. Because everyone hates breaking a stable site, this effort required leads to some admins to go through the list less often, and then run less up-to-date plugins, which can cause problems in itself.

Current output of plugin list:

'''Contact Form 7'''[[BR]]
You have version 3.3.3 installed. Update to 3.4. [View version 3.4 details.][[BR]]
Compatibility with WordPress 3.5.1: 100% (according to its author)

Suggested output:

'''Contact Form 7'''[[BR]]
You have version 3.3.3 installed. Update to 3.4. [View version 3.4 details.][[BR]]
Compatibility with WordPress 3.5.1: 100% (according to its author). This update was released 9 days ago.",Daedalon
Future Releases,23253,Lack of a do_settings_section (singular) function,,Plugins,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-01-21T19:20:06Z,2013-01-21T19:20:06Z,"After considerable research I have found that plugin authors, including myself, have to go to great lengths to put options into tabs on a plugin settings page. The majority use JavaScript to modify the DOM in order to achieve this, others have broken their options into several settings arrays instead of the recommended single array to facilitate the creation of tabs using the traditional WordPress nav-tab-wrapper class approach. 

To get my own options into tabs in a fully scoped css jquery ui theme I ended up adding my own hacky function to my plugin: myplugin_do_settings_section( $page, $sectionid ) - which is just a copy of the core function do_settings_sections( $page ) with an additional parameter for the section id and an added conditional to only output the section with the requested id.

This allows me to wrap each section in the appropriately classed tags for either jquery ui tabs or traditional WordPress nav-tabs. This however, is not an acceptable long-term solution as the core code will undoubtedly change, I already see tickets and revisions relating to the removal of those nasty tables...

This functionality should be in the core code. A settings section is a ''section'' and it should be possible to output them one at a time to allow for styling.

Thanks for considering my proposal.

(Also, the Iris color picker does not play nice with jquery-ui - it needs its own css scope or something - that will be a separate ticket once I have a better understanding of what is wrong with it and have searched for existing tickets on the subject.)


",auniquename
Future Releases,13347,Mobile user agent detection for vars.php,westi,Plugins,,lowest,minor,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-05-11T16:21:58Z,2011-07-06T16:11:21Z,"We've added some user agent detection for mobile clients in the vars.php file, thought it would be good to have in core for plugins and themes to use.  Attaching patched vars.php.",mrroundhill
Future Releases,19784,Plugin Information dialogue should list Contributors,,Plugins,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-01-09T04:46:09Z,2013-01-22T15:19:24Z,"Following from #19775 I noticed that the list of contributors to a plugin are not displayed on the plugin info dialogue.

It would be nice to display the contributors in the plugin dialogue somehow rather than just the primary author.",dd32
Future Releases,23393,Popular tags shown at the add plugin page are useless,,Plugins,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-02-05T11:29:28Z,2013-02-05T11:57:26Z,"It seems like it reports the popular tags plugin authors use. Right now the popular tags I get are ""admin"",""post"",""widget"", ""Ajax"",""plugin"",""posts""... even ""wordpress"" is there.

I don't know if wordpress.org should simply automatically remove this type of tags, but how plugin authors tag their plugins is the least interesting information to the user. The user probably want to install a plugin which was installed by other people so tag popularity here should be by amount of downloads per tag. There are two SEO plugins in the most popular, but fro the tag cloud you might think that wordpress users are not interested in SEO",mark-k
Future Releases,13548,Settings API to include user options,westi,Plugins,2.7,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-05-26T07:42:52Z,2013-01-03T19:25:19Z,"Hi,

I've reworked all of my plugins to build upon the [http://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_API new Settings API]. The handling and security are great.

As far as I understand, the Settings API can't be used for user options. - What do you think about an extension of {{{ register_setting }}} & Co. to reflect user options?

Greetz,
Berny",neoxx
Future Releases,22599,Show reviews in the plugin installer,,Plugins,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-11-27T03:48:50Z,2012-12-14T23:51:19Z,"Pretty much as it says. Add reviews to the API endpoint, and then allow them to be shown as a tab in the modal. Seems like users should be able to vet via reviews from the comfort of the admin, now that they exist.",helen
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,11210,Split wp_new_user_notification() into two functions,westi,Plugins,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-11-20T22:05:31Z,2010-09-07T19:02:37Z,"`wp_new_user_notification()` sends emails to newly registered user and to admin. One of my plugins ([http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wypiekacz/ WyPiekacz]) redefines it in order to to disable emails sent to admin. Now I want to extend my other plugin ([http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/user-locker/ User Locker]) so newly registered users will have to activate theirs accounts by clicking on link sent in email. In order to do this, I have to redefine the same function. I how to do this so both plugins could work at the same time - this is not a problem for me. 

However it will be better to allow to redefine only part of `wp_new_user_notification()` function - either one which sends email to new user, or to admin. Therefore I ask to split this function into two new ones. Attached patch does this.",sirzooro
Future Releases,21883,WP_Plugin action/filter concept,,Plugins,,lowest,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2012-09-13T18:24:04Z,2012-10-22T19:58:57Z,"Attached is a concept for allowing plugins to have dedicated action/filter loops.

The problem:

* Plugins like !BuddyPress and bbPress that have their own actions and filters pollute the global action/filter namespace. This isn't necessarily bad, but it's arguably not optimal.
* Allowing plugins to have their own action/filter hooks means mirror action/filter names to match what's used in !WordPress, without adding more items to the global action/filter array.
* !BuddyPress and bbPress namespace their actions with prefixes, I.E. 'bp_init', 'bp_ready' et all. This works fine, and is straightforward to use, so I'm not really even sure this patch is that good.
* More conceptual than anything; it's intended as a fun experiment to toy with a new way of looking at !WordPress how actions/filters might evolve in the future.

Attached is a big patch with a small example file. The patch is ugly looking, due to running out of time in the day and wanting feedback sooner.",johnjamesjacoby
Future Releases,18037,inconsistency in filters for the_content and the_excerpt,,Plugins,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-07-08T15:59:23Z,2012-09-14T17:28:44Z,"My plugin replaces a keytext by a div tag using a filter:
add_filter('the_content', 'my_proc');

This filter appears also to be run in an excerpt, while my div is stripped in the excerpt. 
When my div is stripped i want - instead of that div - to print a notification like - Here belongs my div -.

So, either i need a boolean variable or function that tells me that my filter is currently run by a call to the_excerpt(), OR the filter should not be run on the excerpt if it is not added to the excerpts filter list.

I tried a workaround by adding a new filter to the_excerpt and setting my own global to indicate i am in an excerpt, but unfortunately this filter is run after the the_content filter, despite fiddling with filter priorities. So, in a list (archive) the first excerpt is still in error. 

The documentation says about filters:


the_content
    applied to the post content retrieved from the database, prior to printing on the screen (also used in some other operations, such as trackbacks).

and

the_excerpt
    applied to the post excerpt (or post content, if there is no excerpt) retrieved from the database, prior to printing on the screen (also used in some other operations, such as trackbacks).


It appears that not only the_excerpt filters are run on the content if there is no excerpt, what is fine, but it works '''also the other way around:''' the the_content filters are run on the excerpt. This is an inconsistency, and basically my problem.",opajaap
Future Releases,24205,is_plugin_active() should return true for must-use/dropin plugins,,Plugins,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2013-04-27T19:28:26Z,2013-04-29T19:00:53Z,"As must-use plugins/dropins are automatically active, the expected behaviour for ''is_plugin_active()'' would be to return ''true''. In reality it returns ''false''.

Easy enough to reproduce and test - just add a plugin to the must-use directory and test with:
{{{
if( is_plugin_active( 'plugin-name.php' ) ) {
	echo 'plugin is active';
}
else {
	echo 'plugin does not seem to be active';
}
}}}

Hope this helps

",jrf
Future Releases,12582,user_registered action suggestion,westi,Plugins,2.9.2,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-03-11T11:10:48Z,2010-06-23T17:26:12Z,"I am developing theme that should include user login / registration (so we dont have to see wp-login.php ever again).

Now for login it was easy - with the help wp_login_url user is redirected back to whatever page we need after login.

To achieve same thing for registration i added new action in wp-login.php
{{{
$errors = register_new_user($user_login, $user_email);
do_action('user_registered', array($user_login, $user_email, $errors));
}}}
using this action now i can make wp-login.php redirect user to main page and display errors there.

Maybe this could be included in wordpress? Or maybe wp_login_url type function that can redirect user wherever needed? I would personally go with action as it gives much more freedom.",roxaz
Future Releases,14769,"API for ""Settings"" action link on plugins.php",,Plugins,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-09-02T22:10:35Z,2010-12-07T23:12:33Z,"Plugins should be able to register a ""Settings"" actions link that will then take them to their plugin settings page.

We should try to hook into add_options_page() as well, just by taking the first one that the plugin registers. Probably not really doable to ascertain which plugin calls that function however, without running a backtrace. Maybe try matching the slug with the plugin basename.

Someone is encouraged to run with this before I get to it.",nacin
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,18821,Add a Last Updated Date Field for Plugins to the WP Backend,,Plugins,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2011-09-30T03:40:22Z,2013-04-17T13:57:36Z,"As a matter of security and possible incompatibility with future WordPress versions I always make sure the plugins I'm using are being actively developed and haven't been abandoned.

It would be a great asset if a ""Last Updated Date"" field was added to the Plugins Page of the WordPress backend so I can quickly gauge the age of my various plugins and start looking for an alternatives more efficiently.
",chrisls
Future Releases,15971,Add abilty to rate and report compatibility of plugins from wp-admin,,Plugins,3.1,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2010-12-24T08:25:27Z,2012-09-15T04:59:48Z,"For the millions of downloads some plugins get there are way to few ratings on them. I think the ability to rate and report the compatibility of plugs from the backend dashboard page would dramatically increase participation in rating.

This could be accomplished most easily placing a link to the ""details"" of a plug-in (like the one that appears while searching for a plug-in) after it is installed on plugins.php.

This could be accomplished even more effectively by showing direct link next to each listing on the plugins.php page link stars/compatibility and link text reading ""rate now or ""report compatibility now""...

For reference I point you to the excellent new to FireFox 4 (beta) add-on compatibility reporting features.
",jb510
Future Releases,14209,"Authentication data check button for ""Post via e-mail""",,Plugins,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,feature request,new,,2010-07-06T13:05:00Z,2010-10-28T06:36:59Z,"Allowing the user to check the ""Post via e-mail"" POP3 data in Settings->Writing ""on the fly"" seems like a nice enhancement. A simple AJAX button would be a significant improvement compared to the current solution. ",wojtek.szkutnik
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,15514,Category/Tag Converter should include Post Format conversions,,Plugins,,normal,normal,WordPress.org,feature request,new,,2010-11-20T03:13:53Z,2013-01-17T17:10:01Z,"The category/tag converter should include the ability to convert categories or tags to post formats.

The converter in general needs a pretty serious UI or code cleanup, so if anyone wants to own this, that would be awesome, and I will assist.",nacin
Future Releases,23616,General Handler for Whitelisted Options' Submissions,,Plugins,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2013-02-26T03:06:55Z,2013-02-26T03:09:09Z,"As stated over on #18285 WordPress should move away from posting to options.php. In order to do that, the Settings API needs a general purpose function that can be safely called on all Settings Pages that can handle posts to itself (generally referred to as 'take_action' in various places) and can handle what options.php currently does.",WraithKenny
Future Releases,22029,Install multiple plugins,,Plugins,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-09-28T00:44:34Z,2013-04-09T08:51:32Z,"The new favourite plugins list is very welcome. On this list, or in general, I would like to be able to install several selected plugins.

The use case is for site admins, pretty much the same use case as for the new favourites list. That featured would be really useful if one could install many plugins at a time, as one can upgrade many selected plugins at a time.

The use case when searching in other categories of plugins is not so obvious. It could be a special feature for the favourites list, or it could be available on all kinds of plugin search results.",knutsp
Future Releases,18285,New Settings API and workflow,,Plugins,,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2011-07-28T20:39:29Z,2013-05-21T21:17:26Z,"A new Settings API should ideally be less painful.

That includes registration of options, creating fields and forms, and handling errors.

Quick suggestions, which Ryan and others can elaborate on, as well as offer justification for:
 - Stop using options.php as a POST handler.
 - Object-oriented approach, rather than passing handles around everywhere.
 - Should be flexible enough to leverage the new Settings API in the Network and User admins.
 - Form/field construction should be easy, and core should use it.
 - Core should also show/hide relevant fields based on the UI, perhaps with some sort of caps integration. Likewise, authorization for saving options should be incorporated beyond the sanitization callback.

Table markup should also be moved to CSS, which requires #16413 and core leveraging the fields API.

Anything that is not done, can be moved to 3.4. We should not rush this API, and we should be absolutely satisfied with it.",nacin
Future Releases,19721,WordPress should support multiple or nested plugin directories,scottnath,Plugins,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,feature request,new,,2012-01-03T16:33:34Z,2012-10-22T11:12:11Z,"WordPress currently only looks one directory deep for the plugin files. This is a limitation in get_plugins. It should look at least two (or more).

Our setup: We have many sites on WordPress and would like to share a set of plugins across them. However, we also have a requirement where each site should have its own unique set of plugins as well. (I realize this seems like an easy job for Multisite or mu=plugins, but they're not something we can adopt currently for various reasons).

Ideally, we can create a symlink (or external/submodule) to our shared plugins folder from inside the core plugins folder and have WordPress recognize plugins within that folder:

* plugins Folder
	* hello-dolly.php
	* akismet
		* akismet.php
	* shared-plugins (symlink)

* shared-plugins folder
	* hello-dolly-enhanced
		* hello-dolly-enhanced.php
	* akismet-enhanced
		* akismet-enhanced.php

Currently, WordPress will ignore both hello-dolly-enhanced and akismet-enhanced.

Themes already support nested folder; plugins should too please!

Thanks,
Scott Nath",scottnath
Future Releases,22981,Tweets import plugin tracking ticket,PeteMall*,Plugins,,high,normal,WordPress.org,task (blessed),accepted,,2012-12-17T18:43:42Z,2013-03-29T14:04:16Z,"This ticket is to track the development of a plugin that can import tweets from a downloaded twitter.com archive. Presumably, such a plugin would be added to the importers list on wp-admin/import.php.

Trac is best when it is used to discuss implementation. If you want to discuss the general idea, please do so on [http://make.wordpress.org/core/2012/12/16/antsy-for-3-6-to-start-and-need-a/ make/core].

Some initial thoughts on implementation:
 * It should use the JSON-formatted data that comes with a downloaded tweet archive. The importer should take the entire zip, extract it, and loop through the monthly files. Anything more is an unnecessary burden on the user.
 * The plugin should import the tweet as actual content. A filter is good idea, if someone wishes to toggle this to instead insert links to tweets (and thus rely on oEmbed). It should also store the JSON-serialized array of data (directly from 1.1 of Twitter's API) in postmeta.
 * It should import posts as a post format. Status makes the most sense; 'link' could also work for links, then there's also 'aside'. The post format to use should be filterable on a tweet-by-tweet basis. The post type to use should be filterable, as a 'tweet' type may be desired.
 * It should handle importing an archive over an existing archive, by looking for the existing tweet (probably IDs as a meta key). I don't think deleted tweets should be removed in this process, though.
 * Remember that tweet IDs are going to be bigger than 32-bit integers, so they must be treated as strings, and we should not try to set a post ID as we might with other importers. This importer should be tested on a 32-bit environment.

Beyond that, there are other ""nice to haves"" that would likely be left to plugins of this plugin, given they are beyond the standard role of an importer. Beau Lebens, for example, has done some/all of this already:
 * Tagging based on hashtags, and a separate mentions and/or in-reply-to taxonomy.
 * Filtering over raw (no-HTML) content to add things like links to hashtags, links in tweets, etc., on display, rather than doing all of this on save. (Should a hashtag link go to the internal tag, or to twitter.com? Maybe the internal tag's description links to twitter.com?)
 * A cron to import new tweets using the same importing methods.

One thing I will suggest: decisions, not options. Note I said ""filter"" a bunch of times, but never the word ""option."" Not that there won't be a need for any user decision here, but we should make a plugin that works well for the common use cases, and leave the rest to other enterprising developers.

Side note: I am working on acquiring a namespace for the Twitter importer in the wordpress.org plugin repository.",nacin
Future Releases,24420,Message in the_post_format_chat() should be escaped,,Post Formats,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-25T06:01:55Z,2013-05-25T06:01:55Z,"Looks like this [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/23625#comment:41 was mentioned by lancewillet] in #23625, but never addressed. 

When the chat message is printed, it needs to be run through `esc_html()`. As lancewillet indicated, it was removed in r23876 because the links in the content were made to be clickable and escaping the data would nullify these efforts. While clickable links are great, I think escaping the data in much more important. I think that this issue should not be overlooked and this data should be properly escaped. 

I think that one way of handling the issue would be to remove `make_clickable()` from `get_content_chat()`. There probably are a number of worthy use cases for getting that data in its rawest form anyway (e.g., some chat apps won't make links clickable). If we remove the `make_clickable()` call, we can easily call `esc_html()` on the content without concern. Functions calling `the_post_format_chat()` can then decide whether or not to make the links clickable (or we could even add an optional parameter to the function).",tollmanz
Future Releases,23980,Title placeholder text disappears when post format is switched,,Post Formats,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-07T14:22:57Z,2013-04-11T06:34:07Z,"Title text box has a place holder text that disappears when you focus on it. If you change the post format to something like quote while still being focused on the title box, you suddenly see several text boxes which are labeled, but the box you are focused on is not labeled and you are not sure what is that box for, is it still the title or something specific for the post format.

I suggest to use place holder everywhere.

(sorry for the hebrew ui screenshot, but it is clear enough IMO)",mark-k
Future Releases,24347,get_the_post_format_image() should use filtered content for image extraction,,Post Formats,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-05-15T19:56:19Z,2013-05-15T21:55:45Z,"Any plugin that modifies image paths through the `image_downsize` and `the_content` filters prevents `get_the_post_format_image()` from properly removing the first parsed image from the content later passed to `get_the_remaining_content()`.

When `get_the_post_format_image()` parses post content to extract an image, the content is accessed directly from the `$post` global without applying the `the_content` filter. In the case of a user with a CDN plugin such as Jetpack Photon enabled, this causes the string replacement meant to strip out the first image to fail because the image path returned by `wp_get_attachment_image_src()` is modified through the `image_downsize` filter. Since the corresponding filter hooked to `the_content` hasn't modified the content the string replacement is applied to, the parsed image isn't removed from the content.",ethitter
Future Releases,24144,Quote post format in 3.6 should allow oembed twitter links,,Post Formats,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-04-20T18:28:24Z,2013-04-22T02:58:51Z,Only makes sense that you would quote people using Twitter oembed. The content editor when using the Quote post format doesn't output the oembed of twitter links.,smrubenstein
Future Releases,24342,Source link should be avaliable in other post formats,,Post Formats,trunk,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-05-15T04:47:27Z,2013-05-15T04:47:27Z,"I guess being able to cite a link source for the quote is fine (although the UI label suggest is just a generic link like in the ""image"" format), yet I believe it may also be extensible for other post formats like in Tumblr; particularly if one have in mind using them with ""press this"" and one want to mention outside sources.",atoon
Future Releases,13522,Add 'description' setting for thumbnails/featured image and show that text in metabox,,Post Thumbnails,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-05-24T17:45:36Z,2010-10-28T09:33:14Z,"== Problem: Featured Image Metabox is Confusing ==

Currently the featured image metabox is very sparse and does not explain what will happen with the image at all. This can be confusing for users who didn't create their own theme, especially if multiple image sizes will be used and created, since they only see one size and might not check all parts of the theme after publishing. 

This is relevant both to simple sites where the admin is installing 3rd party themes they are unfamiliar with and enterprise sites with lots of users who haven't necessarily been trained to know exactly what the featured images will be used for.

== Solution: Let themers display a description ==

[[Image(http://simianuprising.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/wp-trac-featured-image-description.png)]]

Somewhere in the images/thumbnails API themers need the ability to add a description of how featured images are used in the theme so that this text can be shown in the Featured Image metabox. That way they could explain complex situations (or simple ones). 

Examples:

 * The featured image will be shown on archives next to the optional excerpt of posts.

 * 3 different sizes of featured image will be used: 50px - shown next to the post title in sidebar headlines. 150px - shown next to post excerpts on the homepage and archives. 500px - shown in the slider on the homepage.

And of course, for our favorite new theme, twentyten:
  
 * This image will be used in the header of the site behind the site title when viewing this article.

Allowing these labels will give themers as much flexibility as they need for explaining the system within the UI and will sidestep a lot of other issues with the thumbnails system and its lack of communication about thumbnail sizes and uses. I think almost any scenario could be summarized here and in almost any non-standard scenario having this text available will have a positive effect on thumbnail quality.

This situation is very similar to #11157 which added descriptions to sidebars. When these APIs are used on complex sites the developers need a chance to communicate directly with users to explain how the data entered will behave.

== Technical solution ==

I'm not sure what they best way to do this technically would be. The featured images system isn't well set up to handle metadata like this unfortunately. Ideally it would accept sets of parameters the way register_sidebar() does, but add_image_size() instead uses straight up arguments. 

If nothing else the simplest solution might be to add a new function that applies globally to the post thumbnail system, something like 

{{{
set_post_thumbnail_description($text);
}}}

Alternately we could add another argument to set_post_thumbnail_size:

{{{
set_post_thumbnail_size( $width, $height, $description );
}}}

Ideally the label and all other metadata should be set using the main call that turns on the feature, add_theme_support(), but that function is pretty basic and has no intelligence about the features themselves. Not sure why the thumbnails system is set up this way at all rather than having the on/off switch be the same as the function used to define how the feature will actually work. 

The naming for this solution is frustrated by the more general situation of naming for 'Featured Images', who's label was changed without any changes to the function names, as discussed in #12554. IMHO an overhaul of the entire API is in order that would incorporate this ticket and solve other problems in the process.

== Interim Solution Until this is implemented ==

If you want this effect without waiting for the api to change it can be done very easily with a couple lines of jQuery to insert the text in the metabox. This solution is or course '''not futureproof'''. Add the following in the admin somewhere (like admin_footer action hook:
{{{
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
	$('#postimagediv .inside').prepend('<p>DESCRIPTION TEXT</p>');
});
}}}

",jeremyclarke
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,11692,"Add post-tumbnail to the main ""Posts Edit SubPanel""",,Post Thumbnails,2.9,normal,major,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-01-02T16:58:29Z,2010-10-03T21:04:17Z,"In '''[http://codex.wordpress.org/Media_Library_SubPanel Media Library SubPanel]''' we can see the image/media tumbnail. i want to see the tumbnail from '''[http://codex.wordpress.org/Posts_Edit_SubPanel Posts Edit SubPanel]''' too (or from ""Quick Edit"").

This way, if no tumbnail attached to post, blog owners will see it from the main subpannel rather them from the single post edit.


(bad english, i know. sorry.)",ramiy
Future Releases,13528,Edit Image Link (None/Post/Post) to (None/Post/ImageSizes/File),,Post Thumbnails,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-05-25T02:07:36Z,2010-10-27T12:25:49Z,"With the current Edit popup for images, you can only select the following link types for images:
[None] [File] [Post]

With my patch you select also the other image sizes (large/medium/thumbnail/full) as link destination or just plain file if it's not an image.

Patch is attached in the report",Wollari
Future Releases,11418,Allow adding post thumb via url,,Post Thumbnails,2.9,normal,normal,Future Release,feature request,new,,2009-12-13T11:05:05Z,2010-01-05T20:57:07Z,currently it is only possible to add post thumbs from blog's gallery,pascal.herbert
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,24137,CPT as a submenu item does not get the correct classes when adding new,,Post Types,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-19T15:25:44Z,2013-05-11T00:32:28Z,"When registering a post type as a submenu of another post type, the submenu item does not get high lighted correctly when adding a new item to the post type (the one that is a sub menu).

The post.php and edit.php screens work fine for the submenu post type; it is only post-new.php does that doesn't highlight correctly.

This is similar to #19125 and #22022, but not quite the same.

I think I've tracked the issue down to `get_plugin_page_hookname()` and the `$_registered_pages` global.

The submenu post type key in $`_registered_pages` is (for example)

`download_page_edit?post_type=edd_volume_discount`

but the one retrieved by `get_plugin_page_hookname( ""post-new.php?post_type=$post_type"", $post_type_object->show_in_menu )` is 

`download_page_post-new?post_type=edd_volume_discount`.

It appears the `$_registered_pages` global doesn't include (at least for submenu CPTs) `post-new`, only `edit`.",mordauk
Future Releases,19031,Category view incorrectly counting custom posts,,Post Types,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-10-24T02:40:31Z,2013-05-25T00:59:47Z,"If you define a custom post-type something like this:

{{{
Array
(
    [taxonomies] => Array
        (
            [0] => category
            [1] => post_tag
        )
    
    [label] => Book
    [rewrite_slug] => 
    [query_var] => 
    [public] => 
    [show_ui] => 1
    [show_in_nav_menus] => 1
    [publicly_queryable] => 
    [exclude_from_search] => 1
)
}}}

Even if the post-type is NOT public or NOT publicly_queriable (see above), the counts of the posts in each category still shows, totally ignoring the settings of the post-type.

== Expected Output ==

I would expect the count to be related to the results displayed.  If there are no visible results for that category (i.e. the user can't see them due to public settings), I would expect the count to go to zero.

== Actual Output ==

The count of posts in the given category seems to have nothing to do with the visible results.

This is related to this bug: #18950",fireproofsocks
Future Releases,24139,"Don't show ""Preview"" for locked, non-public post types",,Post Types,trunk,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-04-19T17:03:41Z,2013-04-22T12:51:40Z,"If a post_type is not public but has {{{show_ui => true}}}, we shouldn't show the preview link on the ""This content is currently locked"" notice.",batmoo
Future Releases,13905,No sanity check in map_meta_cap caps throws PHP notices,filosofo,Post Types,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),reopened,,2010-06-15T16:29:45Z,2013-04-16T21:32:54Z,"`map_meta_cap` assumes that the ID which it's passed when evaluating `edit_post`, `edit_page` and the like actually belongs to a real post object.

In fact, it's quite possible that the object doesn't yet exist (creating a new object, perhaps) or doesn't exist any more (deleted), or that it has otherwise received a syntactically correct ID value that doesn't map to an existing post object (0, e.g.).

Instead, `map_meta_cap` should check that the post object actually exists before attempting to branch on its properties.

Patch also removes some apparent debugging comments.",filosofo
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,15218,Publish box (inner-sidebar) hidden in custom posts without show_ui,,Post Types,3.0.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-10-26T08:18:19Z,2010-12-08T20:17:16Z,"I'm pretty sure this is a bug as I can't figure out a reason for the following:


----
Create a new custom post type with '''show_ui => true''' ''(which is supposed to hide the menus for it if false)''. Create a post, go to the post edit screen. Now edit the plugin code and '''switch true to false''' for '''show_ui'''. Hit refresh and the inner-sidebar is gone.
----


Is this expected behavior and, if it is?!?!... how should it be handled? Some people need to manage the custom posts by themselves and not have then show up in the menu, trash can,... but they need the editor, scheduling and such.

Thanks a lot.",5ubliminal
Future Releases,13509,Searching doesn't return Private results to logged in users with read_private_ permissions,ryan,Post Types,2.9.1,normal,normal,Future Release,defect (bug),new,,2010-05-24T00:31:11Z,2010-11-13T08:01:18Z,"When you do a search with these requirements...[[BR]]
- You are a registered user.[[BR]]
- You are logged in.[[BR]]
- You have '''''read_private_posts''''' permissions.

... you expect seeing in the results those Private posts that contains your query's terms.

But you end up with showing only the ones that belongs to you. I think the bug is in these lines:


{{{
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
	$where .= current_user_can( ""read_private_{$post_type_cap}s"" ) ? "" OR $wpdb->posts.post_status = 'private'"" : "" OR $wpdb->posts.post_author = $user_ID AND $wpdb->posts.post_status = 'private'"";
}
}}}

As '''''$post_type_cap''''' is set to ""any"" when you do a search, the conditional expression always fails as it's asking for this:

{{{
current_user_can( ""read_private_anys"" )
}}}

... and ends up always in the second part of the conditional expression. That is:

{{{
"" OR $wpdb->posts.post_author = $user_ID AND $wpdb->posts.post_status = 'private'""
}}}

Thanks.",inbytesinc
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,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,21945,wp_list_categories feed links unaware of custom type,,Post Types,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-20T19:40:27Z,2012-09-20T20:35:47Z,"wp_list_categories accepts a taxonomy argument to specify a custom taxonomy, and correctly lists item of said taxonomy. However the feed links produced lack the necessary ?post_type= for the corresponding custom post types that may be used with a category.

Ideally the function could auto-detect stuff and do the right thing automatically. Less ideally it might accept another argument to define the post types used in the category. At a minimum, this should be documented, and a work-around such as the following included:


{{{
function wp_list_cat_custom_feed($txt){
  return preg_replace('/\/feed\/?/', '/feed/?post_type=foo', $txt);
}
add_filter('wp_list_categories','wp_list_cat_custom_feed');
}}}
",belg4mit
Future Releases,23207,Add  $labels argument to register_post_status(),,Post Types,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-01-15T19:32:54Z,2013-03-08T22:59:14Z,"WordPress functions '''register_taxonomy()''' and '''register_post_type()''' has '''labels''' argument. Why not add labels to '''register_post_status()'''?

The current way to add status:
{{{
$args = array(
	'label'                     => __( 'draft', 'text_domain' ),
	'label_count'               => _n_noop( 'Draft (%s)',  'Drafts (%s)', 'text_domain' ),
	'public'                    => false,
	'show_in_admin_all_list'    => true,
	'show_in_admin_status_list' => true,
	'exclude_from_search'       => true,
);

register_post_status( 'draft', $args );
}}}


The new way (using labels):
{{{
$labels = array(
	'name'                      => __( 'Draft', 'text_domain' ),
	'singular_count'            => __( 'Draft (%s)', 'text_domain' ),
	'plural_count'              => __( 'Drafts (%s)', 'text_domain' ),
	'any_other_label'           => __( 'Any Other Label', 'text_domain' )
);
$args = array(
	'labels'                    => $labels,
	'public'                    => false,
	'show_in_admin_all_list'    => true,
	'show_in_admin_status_list' => true,
	'exclude_from_search'       => true,
);

register_post_status( 'draft', $args );
}}}",ramiy
Future Releases,19358,Add action to add content after the h2 of a post type screens,,Post Types,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2011-11-25T13:20:07Z,2012-10-17T21:01:07Z,"For creating aditional content to post type screens there isn't really a good way.
The way you can do it now is with javascript or absolute positionering. This is not really a good way.

In my case I added extra content to the edit view and created tabs at the new/edit screens.
This is probably a case that would not be used a lot but it gives plugin developers create power to make the new/edit overview clean when they can used tabs. To much meta boxes are killing",markoheijnen
Future Releases,12976,Add get_post_content()/get_post_excerpt() and save_postdata()/restore_postdata() for support.,,Post Types,3.0,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-04-12T16:05:25Z,2012-09-05T01:54:19Z,"Currently the {{{get_the_content()}}} and {{{get_the_excerpt()}}} functions return the values from the loop but do not allow a Post object to be passed.  These functions in the patch ({{{get_post_content()}}} and {{{get_post_excerpt()}}}) save and then restore the global variables assigned by {{{setup_postdata()}}} so that {{{get_the_content()}}} can be called for a specific post.

The functions to save and restore the postdata are {{{save_postdata()}}} and {{{restore_postdata()}}} respectively, and they simply capture the values of the global variables set in {{{setup_postdata()}}} into an array and then restore them back from the array.

This is the first of a broader patch I hope to supply with functions for {{{get_post_*()}}} and {{{the_post_*()}}} that would each receive as their first parameter a Post object/post ID/post array and as a second an array of {{{$args}}} so that robust code can be written related to posts and so that there will be a set of functions for this with a ''consistent'' set of parameters.",mikeschinkel
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,14154,Filters hook on the custom post type edit page,,Post Types,3.0,low,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-06-30T08:34:31Z,2011-04-10T14:37:32Z,"It would be great to have some filters added on the custom post type edit page to be able to modify the queries associated to the following filters :
- post count (mine, all, draft, published, trashed, etc...)
- categories
- dates

Basically, the issue right now is that if you modify the list of posts displayed to a user with the posts_where filter on the custom post type edit page, the post count, categories and dates filters won't be accurate anymore because there is no possibility to filter them as for the post list (or at least, I haven't found these).

Thanks!",firebird75
Future Releases,16784,Introduce post_type_archive_description(),,Post Types,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2011-03-07T10:36:40Z,2011-03-07T12:09:27Z,"if using the standard archive.php page, the common function for getting archive page name (e.g. single_tag_title) or description (e.g. tag_description) do not work - the best now is to use get_queried_object()->name resp. get_queried_object()->description

Also it is not obvious, that when you create a custom post type and taxonomy (with public=true) they are not visible on menu navigation page - you must make them visible using the top View menu (it took me a while to realize it) ",thomask
Future Releases,17005,Replace cryptic bitwise check with proper post type checks,,Post Types,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-03-31T06:31:58Z,2011-05-12T02:41:01Z,"wp-admin/user-edit.php:54:

{{{
$all_post_caps = array('posts', 'pages');
$user_can_edit = false;
foreach ( $all_post_caps as $post_cap )
	$user_can_edit |= current_user_can(""edit_$post_cap"");
}}}

Could become:

{{{
$user_can_edit = current_user_can( 'edit_posts' ) || current_user_can( 'edit_pages' );
}}}

It could also become:

{{{
$show_ui_post_types = get_post_types( ( 'show_ui' => true ) );
$user_can_edit = false;
foreach ( $show_ui_post_types as $pt ) {
	if ( current_user_can( $pt->cap->edit_posts ) ) {
		$user_can_edit = true;
		break;
	}
}
unset( $show_ui_post_types, $pt );
}}}

Taking it further, show_ui might not be the right check, since $user_can_edit is also used for comment moderation keyboard shortcuts. So perhaps we need two results, one that checks show_ui and post_type_supports (for editor), and another that simply checks whether any post type supports comments.",nacin
Future Releases,12567,make post_submit_meta_box more generic,,Post Types,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-03-10T00:46:20Z,2013-05-16T11:59:19Z,"Currently there isn't a way to modify the meta boxes which set the post status. The function post_submit_meta_box in wp-admin/includes/meta-boxes.php is a closed function with post statuses hard coded. A new post status registered using register_post_status is available to the query object and plugins but cannot be added to the post status select box in the publish meta box.

A lot of the post_submit_meta_box is hardcoded to the default post status types.

Consider the use case where you want posts to only be visible to logged in users. A custom post status selectable by the user in add/edit post could be used which is then added or excluded in the query (filtered by posts_where) depending on whether the user is logged in or not. This way core can handle the non-visible posts the way private or future posts are handled. ",themattharris
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,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,14650,"Make ""Press This"" use post-new.php",,Press This,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2010-08-19T22:37:19Z,2010-10-28T06:09:21Z,"Press This is really neat, but it doesn't take advantage of recent developments, such as auto-drafts or oEmbed.

I think that, with a little ingenuity, we can make PressThis use the post-new.php screen.

I wrote a plugin to prove the viability of the idea: [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/press-this-reloaded/ Press This Reloaded]",scribu
Future Releases,23287,Press This enhancement - enclose included content in a  div to allow styling,,Press This,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-01-24T19:24:14Z,2013-01-24T19:24:14Z,"The Press This functionality is effective and simple, but the content it drops into a blog post has no enclosing <div>, and as a result cannot be styled using the theme's CSS file to differentiate it from the blogger's comments.

I've posted on my own blog [http://aldred.org/blog/blog/2013/01/24/improving-press-this-in-wordpress/ this post] describing how I've made a fairly simple change to insert div tags round the quoted content.

Ideally the div would also wrap the image, but that was beyond me!

Can this be looked at as an enhancement?",daldred
Future Releases,7605,Press This: Edit URL,noel,Press This,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-08-26T20:35:04Z,2010-08-19T22:40:44Z,It'd be nice if the Press This bookmarklet had the same edit URL capabilities as the Wordpress administration.,awayken
Future Releases,7604,Press This: Post auto-saving,noel,Press This,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2008-08-26T20:33:42Z,2010-08-19T22:41:12Z,It'd be nice if the Press This bookmarklet had the same autosave capabilities as the Wordpress administration.,awayken
Future Releases,23475,Feed querystring not limiting returned posts by post type when also using category,,Query,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-02-14T20:15:44Z,2013-02-14T20:15:44Z,"I set up an example to demonstrate what's happening: http://demo.jarrodpyper.com/feed/?post_type=syndicated&category_name=craft

This feed *should* only return the one post on my site, ""test syndicate"" that is in the ""Syndicated"" post type and also in the ""craft"" category. Instead the post titled ""post"" of the default ""post"" post_type is being returned in the feed as well because it is also in the ""craft"" category.

This works correctly within a normal page using query_posts, which I thought would be similar if not the same as the way the querystring was handled when put into the URL.

Not sure if ""Query"" or ""Feed"" is the more relevant component keyword to use here.",jpyper
Future Releases,23826,Funky conditional tags for posts archive,,Query,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-03-20T13:51:22Z,2013-04-04T04:14:12Z,"If a WordPress install is set to ""Front page displays ... Your latest post"", then some funky conditional tags are set. Of interest here are:

{{{ [""is_home""]=> bool(true) }}}
Sure, makes sense.

{{{ [""is_post_type_archive""]=> bool(false) }}}
Erm, what? Isn't this the post type archive for the posts post type? 

{{{ [""is_archive""]=> bool(false) }}}
Isn't this also an archive?

This means is_post_type_archive( 'post' ); doesn't work anywhere.

I also attempted creating a ""posts page"" for blog posts, and got the same results.",ericlewis
Future Releases,23309,Not all WP_Query::query_vars get updated during WP_Query::get_posts(),,Query,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2013-01-28T15:40:56Z,2013-01-28T19:51:54Z,"There is a lot of logic within the WP_Query::get_posts() method that fills in missing query vars with defaults and manipulates others based on the rest of the query.  However, some of the final states for many of the variables aren't updated in the WP_Query::query_vars array.  For example, the post type is lost as a local variable and post_status is used for building compiling mysql expressions, but never directly updated.

The result is that any plugins that want to recreate the query for another system, (ie, an external search provider) must directly copy much of the business logic that WP_Query::get_posts() has embedded in it in order to fill in for the incomplete query_var array.

",prettyboymp
Future Releases,22043,Undocumented default of post_type parameter to WP_Query with taxonomy queries,,Query,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-09-28T19:24:35Z,2012-11-01T11:53:41Z,"post_type parameter default depends on the is_tax attribute. This is not documented here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Type_.26_Status_Parameters

If is_tax is true, and post_type is not provided, the default of 'any' kicks in, and if is_tax is not set, the default of 'post' kicks in.

Either it is a bug, or perhaps just the documentation needs to be updated.

Please let me know what you think.

Thank you for sharing your software.",dbernar1
Future Releases,22995,WP_Query Category stuff blank page,,Query,3.5,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2012-12-18T18:59:18Z,2012-12-19T23:48:54Z,"hey there,
maybe I have found a bug. Sending following parameter to the WP Query (with my theme via ''?s=test%cat=1234'') you should get a blank page. At first I thought it was a bug of mine, but deleting following line in /wp-includes/query.php:1746 fixes the problem.

{{{
$q['category__in'][] = $cat;
}}}

So I think there's a bug in the query function...

Thanks,
Ninos",Ninos Ego
Future Releases,21660,'p' arg should work with custom post types,,Query,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reopened,,2012-08-22T15:27:49Z,2012-11-01T18:20:10Z,"Doing a query like following, where 42 is a custom post_type, will fail:

{{{
$query = new WP_Query( array( 'p' => 42 ) );
}}}

The resulting query looks like:

{{{
SELECT wp_posts.* FROM wp_posts  WHERE 1=1  AND wp_posts.ID = 42 AND wp_posts.post_type = 'post'  ORDER BY wp_posts.post_date DESC
}}}

This is because WP_Query forces the {{{post_type}}} arg to 'post' when it's not set. We should not force it when the {{{p}}} arg is set.",batmoo
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,23833,Add a unique ID or NAME to target queries .,,Query,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,,2013-03-21T03:03:43Z,2013-05-08T21:48:03Z,"I am not sure if this is enhancement or feature request .[[BR]]

wordpress allows us to change / filter  queries with various methods , for example the pre_get_posts(). ( e.g.  $query->set ($args) ).

But in today´s wp ecosystem, there are so many themes, plugins, widgets etc. that modify the query or add custom queries, that it had become very difficult to target a specific query, where The available conditions might not be enough. (is_admin, is_main_query etc.. )

The suggestion here is to add an identifier (ID or specific NAME) to a query , much like with textdomains or actions.

In this manner, targeting a query becomes a breeze something along the lines of 
{{{
#!php
$query->set($query_id_or_name,$args)
}}}

Each developer has struggled one time or another with custom queries and with targeting 3rd party queries .
This feature / enhancement could potentially change all that by allowing a simple way to address custom queries .",krembo99
Future Releases,17027,Allow WP_Query to return just the count,,Query,,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2011-04-02T18:32:56Z,2011-04-02T18:32:56Z,"Currently, you can't ask just for the total number of posts for a certain query.

You have to execute that query and then retrieve the total using SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS.

Maybe a {{{'fields' => 'count'}}} option would do it.

Example where this is needed in Core: #17019",scribu
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,9470,Allow get_pages to get child pages of multiple pages,,Query,2.8,normal,normal,Future Release,enhancement,new,,2009-04-06T10:51:02Z,2012-10-30T20:14:27Z,"I'm doig a lot of WordPress CMS work, and am finding it increasingly annoying that i can only get the children of one page through get_pages. 

It would be great if child_of could also, just like include and exclude, be a comma separated array of pages for which you want to fetc