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
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
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
19527,Add New Category Problem While Posting,,Administration,3.3,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,close,2011-12-13T05:26:08Z,2013-01-22T01:19:25Z,"When adding new category, while you are making a post, If a category is added under a parent category, it doesn't show properly that the new category is under the parent category.
It has been added correctly, but it doesn't show properly the first time.",jainprateek
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
20938,Adding existing category duplicates default one,,Administration,3.3.2,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-06-13T13:52:18Z,2013-01-22T03:35:53Z,"In the post editing page, if you add a category which already exists, Wordpress duplicates the default category (Uncategorized), instead of showing a warning or doing nothing.",hvsupr
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
24367,Admin login with correct password fails,,Administration,trunk,high,blocker,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2013-05-19T15:36:15Z,2013-05-20T14:57:30Z,"1. Clean blog with current WP 3.6 Beta3
2. Blog install page: Set the admin password to
{{{
Tea7""Kou>9Bia7@Cio(4
}}}
3. After blog setup: The login with same password fails - every time.
'''Fix'''
Test for ''magic_quotes_gpc'' helps us.
{{{
Tea7\""Kou>9Bia7@Cio(4 !== Tea7""Kou>9Bia7@Cio(4
}}}
See also the Openwall notice: ''The ""Magic Quotes"" issue''
http://www.openwall.com/articles/PHP-Users-Passwords",sergej.mueller
19069,Admin menu generation doesn't check whether default post types have 'show_ui' as true,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2011-10-27T19:47:06Z,2011-11-16T05:00:27Z,"While patching #19055, I found wp-admin/menu.php doesn't check whether default post types have 'show_ui' set to true. The Comments menu is also displayed regardless of whether available post types support comments or not.",kawauso
18165,"Admin tables empty when installed on *nix with Apache 2.x, PHP 5.3 running as CGI with wrapper script",,Administration,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2011-07-18T21:01:37Z,2011-10-18T20:27:46Z,"* Wordpress 3.2.1
* Apache 2.2.3
* PHP 5.3.5
When running with suexec through a wrapper script such as set up by Webmin, the PHP_SELF variable is ""fixed"" by PHP to point to the wrapper instead of the actual script. This in turn kills some of the admin lists (posts are empty) along with problems setting theme (Thematic) options.
To recreate, adjust '''httpd.conf''' vhost to:
{{{
SuexecUserGroup ""#1111"" ""#2222""
ServerName example.com
DocumentRoot /home/example.com/www
ErrorLog /home/example.com/logs/error_log
CustomLog /home/example.com/logs/access_log combined
ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /home/example.com/cgi-bin/
Options Indexes IncludesNOEXEC FollowSymLinks
allow from all
AllowOverride All
Action application/x-httpd-php5 /cgi-bin/php5.cgi
AddType application/x-httpd-php5 .php5
AddType application/x-httpd-php5 .php
allow from all
RemoveHandler .php
RemoveHandler .php5
}}}
Add the following shell script '''/cgi-bin/php5.cgi'''
{{{
#!/bin/bash
PHPRC=$DOCUMENT_ROOT/../etc/php.ini
export PHPRC
umask 022
SCRIPT_FILENAME=$PATH_TRANSLATED
export SCRIPT_FILENAME
exec /usr/bin/php-cgi
}}}
Copy the '''php.ini''' file to '''/home/example.com/etc/'''
The problem is temporarily solved by setting the following PHP option in '''php.ini''':
{{{
cgi.fix_pathinfo = 0
}}}
Which tell PHP not to do a path gawk. I think what should be done is Wordpress should not use PHP_SELF or at least prefer using ORIG_PHP_SELF if it exists, possibly resetting PHP_SELF for downstream functions.
",magdude
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
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
21211,Alter how settings_errors are output in options.php,,Administration,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-07-10T23:44:37Z,2012-12-10T18:43:09Z,"The `*_settings_error(s)` and `settings_error` functions are used mainly as part of the Settings API, but with the way that options.php currently handles the settings errors, it assumes that people will use this functionality exclusively with the Settings API. Notice options.php, starting at line 153:
{{{
/**
* Handle settings errors and return to options page
*/
// If no settings errors were registered add a general 'updated' message.
if ( !count( get_settings_errors() ) )
add_settings_error('general', 'settings_updated', __('Settings saved.'), 'updated');
set_transient('settings_errors', get_settings_errors(), 30);
}}}
This simply assumes that no other outside source has registered any sort of setting error other than the current options page. TwentyEleven does this, and so if any other source has registered any notices via these functions, the ""Settings saved."" message will not be output because the first bit of logic will fail. I don't think this assumption can (nor should) be warranted, so there needs to be another way to handle this so that themes like TwentyEleven who only call `settings_errors` at the top of their options page don't get unknowingly hijacked by other sources.
I always suggest registering your own errors at the end of the sanitization callback for your setting, and then output those specific errors within settings_errors to avoid any internal conflicts like this.
Just looking for some ways to approach this. :-)
",griffinjt
18530,Browser update dismiss setting ignored with JavaScript disabled,,Administration,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2011-08-27T15:41:24Z,2013-01-22T01:14:57Z,"When working on a corporate desktop you can not update your browser. When freely deciding about when to upgrade you might not even want to upgrade.
Therefore a user setting has been introduced to remove the nag warning. E.g. my linux distro is perfectly ok with it's firefox and it's taken care of by the pacakager. For my OS, I have the latest version.
I needed to press dismiss (with JS enabled, the related report is #17766).
What has been missed is to not display that nag if javascript is disabled. The setting gets ignored.
How to Reproducde
* Setup a WP 3.2.1 Blog.
* Log into admin with a Firefox 3 browser.
* Enable Javascript.
* Dismiss the Nag.
* Logout and close the Browser.
* Restart the Browser.
* Disable Javascript (if you need to).
* Log into Dashboard.
Result: Browser Update Nag is displayed.
Expected Result: Browser Update Nag is not displayed as specified by the user.",hakre
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
22022,Can’t properly add pages of type edit.php?post_type=xxx as submenu items to arbitrary parent menus,,Administration,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2012-09-27T20:22:43Z,2013-01-11T11:22:48Z,"The following code illustrates the problem.
{{{
add_menu_page('My Pages', 'My Pages', 'edit_posts', 'parentslug', array(class, func));
add_submenu_page('parentslug', 'Settings', 'Settings', 'edit_posts', 'mysettings', array(class, func));
add_submenu_page('parentslug', 'Custom Post Type', 'Custom Post Type', 'edit_posts', 'edit.php?post_type=xxx');
}}}
When you click on the first submenu item, the menu stays open, displaying the submenu items as it should. When you click on the item for the custom post type, the parent menu is closed and submenu pages are not displayed.
The root of the problem is how $parent_page is handled for pages of type edit.php?post_type=xxx. In get_admin_page_parent(), $parent_file is always set to $submenu[$parent], which may cause the submenu slug to be different from $parent_file. But in _wp_menu_output, if the submenu slug and parent slug are not equal, the 'wp-has-current-submenu wp-menu-open' classes do not get added which means the menu gets displayed as being closed.
Since there are no actions called between get_admin_parent_page() and the output of the menu, the only workaround I can see is some ugly JS that fixes up the classes.
It seems like the least intrusive fix would be to just move the call to apply_filters(""parent_file) in menu-header.php to after the call to get_admin_page_parent() so that $parent_file can truly be overridden. This also seems inline with the intent of the filter.
",jjharr
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
17413,Code added by WP_List_Table::_js_vars is duplicated,sorich87,Administration,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2011-05-13T09:45:49Z,2011-10-27T17:58:16Z,"When a list table is 'ajax enabled' (e.g. comments list table on edit-comments.php), javascript code is added by WP_List_Table::_js_vars to the footer. If you look at the source code in your browser, you will see that code is duplicated.",sorich87
20595,Collapsible Admin menu fails if items are added by code,,Administration,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-05-01T23:27:42Z,2012-05-02T07:48:13Z,"If I add a Button to the admin meny by '''action adminmenu''' the menu wont rebuid from collapsed state due z-index issues. In my opinion creating the menue might be changed to the following:
{{{
diff --git a/wp-admin/menu-header.php b/wp-admin/menu-header.php
index cdd81b2..8454a3d 100644
--- a/wp-admin/menu-header.php
+++ b/wp-admin/menu-header.php
@@ -164,10 +164,6 @@ function _wp_menu_output( $menu, $submenu, $submenu_as_parent = true ) {
}
echo """";
}
-
- echo '';
- echo '' . esc_html__( 'Collapse menu' ) . ' ';
- echo ' ';
}
?>
@@ -181,6 +177,9 @@ function _wp_menu_output( $menu, $submenu, $submenu_as_parent = true ) {
_wp_menu_output( $menu, $submenu );
do_action( 'adminmenu' );
+echo '';
+echo '' . esc_html__( 'Collapse menu' ) . ' ';
+echo ' ';
?>
}}}
see also: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/admin-menu-wont-dis-collapse-anymore",digitaldonkey
18048,Ctrl+S draft save causes prompt on exit,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2011-07-09T12:25:25Z,2011-11-15T03:45:49Z,"When you use the ""save draft"" button and leave the edit page, the ""unsaved changes"" prompt doesn't show up. However, when you save using Ctrl+S and leave - the prompt appears.",jakub.tyrcha
15466,Database errors on dashboard,,Administration,3.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,,2010-11-18T07:11:43Z,2012-09-04T12:33:11Z,"Not sure why it's happening and it's only happening on one of my blogs, but posting it anyway.
== Incoming Links ==
{{{
WordPress database error: [Incorrect string value: '\xD0\xA3 \xD0\xBC\xD0...' for column 'option_value' at row 1]
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\nFirst up, the announcement that developers really care about. WordPress 3.1, due in late 2010, will be the last version of WordPress to support PHP 4.
\nFor WordPress 3.2, due in the first half of 2011, we will be raising the minimum required PHP version to 5.2. Why 5.2? Because that’s what the vast majority of WordPress users are using, and it offers substantial improvements over earlier PHP 5 releases. It is also the minimum PHP version that the Drupal and Joomla projects will be supporting in their next versions, both due out this year.
\nThe numbers are now, finally , strongly in favor of this move. Only around 11 percent of WordPress installs are running on a PHP version below 5.2. Many of them are on hosts who support PHP 5.2 — users merely need to change a setting in their hosting control panel to activate it. We believe that percentage will only go down over the rest of the year as hosting providers realize that to support the newest versions of WordPress (or Drupal, or Joomla), they’re going to have to pull the trigger.
\nIn less exciting news, we are also going to be dropping support for MySQL 4 after WordPress 3.1. Fewer than 6 percent of WordPress users are running MySQL 4. The new required MySQL version for WordPress 3.2 will be 5.0.15.
\nWordPress users will not be able to upgrade to WordPress 3.2 if their hosting environment does not meet these requirements (the built-in updater will prevent it). In order to determine which versions your host provides, we’ve created the Health Check plugin . You can download it manually, or use this handy plugin installation tool I whipped up. Right now, Health Check will only tell you if you’re ready for WordPress 3.2. In a future release it will provide all sorts of useful information about your server and your WordPress install, so hang on to it!
\nIn summary: WordPress 3.1, due in late 2010, will be the last version of WordPress to support PHP 4 and MySQL 4. WordPress 3.2, due in the first half of 2011, will require PHP 5.2 or higher, and MySQL 5.0.15 or higher. Install the Health Check plugin to see if you’re ready!
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\nThe WordPress community’s growth over the years has been tremendous, and we want to reinvest in it. So we’re taking the next two months to concentrate on improving WordPress.org. A major part of that will be improving the infrastructure of the plugins directory. More than 10,000 plugins are in the directory, every one of them GPL compatible and free as in both beer and speech. Here’s what we have in mind:
\nWe want to provide developers the tools they need to build the best possible plugins. We’re going to provide better integration with the forums so you can support your users. We’ll make more statistics available to you so you can analyze your user base, and over time we hope to make it easier for you to manage, build, and release localized plugins.
\nWe want to improve how the core software works with your plugin and the plugin directory. We’re going to focus on ensuring seamless upgrades by making the best possible determinations about compatibility, and offer continual improvements to the plugin installer. And we also want to give you a better developer tool set like SVN notifications and improvements to the bug tracker.
\nWe’re also going to experiment with other great ideas to help the community help plugin authors. We want it to be easy for you to offer comments to plugin authors and the community, including user reviews and better feedback. We may experiment with an adoption process for abandoned plugins as a way to revitalize hidden gems in the directory. I’m not sure there is a better way to show how extendable WordPress is and how awesome this community is at the same time.
\nAs Matt said in the 3.0 release announcement , our goal isn’t to make everything perfect all at once. But we think incremental improvements can provide us with a great base for 3.1 and beyond, and for the tens of millions of users, and hundreds of millions of plugin downloads to come.
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\nJuly 3: WordCamp Germany – Berlin, Germany. I love it that they’re using BuddyPress for their event site. They have multiple tracks, and what looks to be a nice variety of sessions. It’s only a few days away, so if you’re thinking of going, get your tickets now!
\nJuly 10: WordCamp Boulder – Boulder, Colorado, USA. This was WordCamp Denver last year, but the organizers have decided to mix it up and go back and forth between Denver and Boulder, which also has a thriving tech community. This year the venue is the Boulder Theater (so pretty!), and there will sessions for bloggers and devs alike, plus a Genius Bar to help people get their WordPress sites all fixed up. The speaker lineup looks good, and I hear they’re pumping up the wifi this year. I’ll be there, likely hunched over a notebook with Lisa Sabin-Wilson (author of WordPress for Dummies and BuddyPress for Dummies ) to talk about the WordPress User Handbook project, and/or hunched over a sketchbook with Kevin Conboy (designed the new lighter “on” state for admin menus in WordPress 3.0) to work out a new default WordCamp.org theme (using BuddyPress). You can still get tickets!
\nJuly 17–18: WordCamp UK - Manchester, England, UK. The roving WordCamp UK will be in Manchester this year, and is probably the closest to BarCamp style of all the WordCamps, using a wiki to plan some speakers/sessions and organizing the rest ad-hoc on the first day of the event. I’ll be attending this one as well, and am looking forward to seeing WordPress lead developer Peter Westwood again. I’m also looking forward to meeting some core contributors for the first time in person, like Simon Wheatley and John O’Nolan. Mike Little, co-founder of WordPress, is on the organizing team of WordCamp UK. Tickets on sale now!
\nJuly 24: WordCamp Nigeria – Lagos, Nigeria. Their site seems to have a virus, so no link from here, but if you’re in Nigeria and interested in attending/getting involved, a quick Google search will get you to the organizers.
\nAugust 7: WordCamp Houston – Houston, TX, USA. Houston, Texas, birthplace of WordPress! Fittingly, Matt Mullenweg will be there to give the keynote. WordCamp Houston is running three tracks — Business, Blogger and Developer — in recognition of the fact that people who are interested in using WordPress for their business may not actually be bloggers or developers themselves. This used to get labeled as a “CMS” track at previous WordCamps (including NYC 2009), but with WordPress 3.0 supporting CMS functionality out of the box, “Business” is a much more appropriate label. Who wants to bet on if there will be BBQ for lunch?
\nAugust 7 : WordCamp Iowa – Des Moines, Iowa, USA. Another placeholder page. Happening, not happening? I’ve emailed the organizer and will update this post once I know more.
\nAugust 7–8: WordCamp New Zealand – Auckland, New Zealand. They haven’t announced this year’s speakers or topics, but they’ve been running polls to get community input into the program. Of note: in 2011 WordCamp New Zealand will be shifting seasons and will be in February instead, when the weather is nicer.
\nAugust 20–22: WordCamp Savannah – Savannah, Georgia, USA. Disclaimer: I am completely biased about Savannah, since I’m one of the organizers. This will be the first WordCamp in Savannah, and it’s being held at the Savannah College of Art and Design River Club, an awesome venue that used to be a cotton warehouse or something like that. Since Savannah doesn’t really have a cohesive WordPress community yet (though a fair number of people from Savannah attended WordCamp Atlanta earlier this year), this WordCamp is aimed squarely at building a local community. We’ll have a local meet-and-greet, regular sessions with visiting speakers (lots of core contributors coming to this one, plus Matt), and on Sunday it will be combination unconference/genius bar/collaborative workspace. Oh, and a potluck! We’ll also be running a pre-WordCamp workshop for people who have never used WordPress but want to get started, so that they’ll be able to follow the presentations and conversations littered with WordPress-specific vocabulary over the weekend. Ticket sales just opened, so get your tickets now.
\nFor a schedule of all upcoming WordCamps , visit wordcamp.org . The autumn schedule is already packed! If you don’t see WordCamp in your area and are interested in organizing one, get more information and let us know .
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\nIf you’d like to embed the WordPress 3.0 video tour in your blog, copy and paste this code for the high quality version:
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\nThe Future \nNormally this is where I’d say we’re about to start work on 3.1, but we’re actually not. We’re going to take a release cycle off to focus on all of the things around WordPress. The growth of the community has been breathtaking, including over 10.3 million downloads of version 2.9, but so much of our effort has been focused on the core software it hasn’t left much time for anything else. Over the next three months we’re going to split into ninja/pirate teams focused on different areas of the around-WordPress experience, including the showcase, Codex, forums, profiles, update and compatibility APIs, theme directory, plugin directory, mailing lists, core plugins, wordcamp.org… the possibilities are endless. The goal of the teams isn’t going to be to make things perfect all at once, just better than they are today. We think this investment of time will give us a much stronger infrastructure to grow WordPress.org for the many tens of millions of users that will join us during the 3.X release cycle.
\nIt Takes a Village \nI’m proud to acknowledge the contributions of the following 218 people to the 3.0 release cycle. These are the folks that make WordPress what it is, whose collaboration and hard work enable us to build something greater than the sum of our parts. In alphabetical order, of course.
\nCommitters: azaozz (Andrew Ozz) (prof ), dd32 (Dion Hulse) (prof ), donncha (Donncha O Caoimh) (prof ), iammattthomas (Matt Thomas) (prof ), josephscott (Joseph Scott) (prof ), markjaquith (Mark Jaquith) (prof ), matt (Matt Mullenweg) (prof ), nacin (Andrew Nacin) (prof ), nbachiyski (Николай Бачийски) (prof ), ryan (Ryan Boren) (prof ), westi (Peter Westwood) (prof ), and wpmuguru (Ron Rennick) (prof ). Contributors: aaroncampbell (Aaron Campbell) (prof ), akerem (prof ), alexkingorg (Alex King) (prof ), amattie (prof ), ampt (Luke Gallagher) (prof ), andrea_r (prof ), andreasnrb (Andreas Nurbo) (prof ), anilo4ever (Angelo Verona) (prof ), apeatling (Andy Peatling) (prof ), apokalyptik (Demitrious Kelly) (prof ), arena (André Renaut) (prof ), barry (Barry Abrahamson) (prof ), batmoo (Mohammad Jangda) (prof ), beaulebens (Beau Lebens) (prof ), belg4mit (prof ), bigdawggi (Matthew G. 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\nBonus \nIf you’ve made it this far, check out my 2010 State of the Word speech at WordCamp San Francisco, it’s jam-packed with information on the growth of WordPress, 3.0, what we’re planning for the future, and the philosophy of WordPress.
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\nLast call; final bugsRC3
That’s right. What will hopefully be the final release candidate, RC3, is now available for download and testing.
\nPlugin developers: test your plugins!
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\nNow is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country.
For some reason that has stuck with me all these years. Today I’m going to rephrase and re-purpose that line:
\nNow is the time for great theme developers to come to the aid of their community.
The theme directory has been chugging along for more than a year now. During that time we’ve tinkered with the review process and some of the management tools, but haven’t really opened it up as much as we’d like. It’s time to rip off the band-aid and take some action; to that end, we’re looking for community members to help with the process of reviewing themes for the directory.
\nRight now this is a bit like a New Year’s resolution to exercise every day: it’s what we need to do, but we’re still figuring out exactly how it will all work. That’s part of the community involvement as well — we expect that those who pitch in will also help shape the process.
\nWhat’s involved in reviewing themes for the directory? There are some obvious things, such as being familiar with PHP and WordPress theme code (and the theme development checklist ), with an eye for security issues. You would also need to have the ability to set up a separate install of the latest version of WordPress for testing theme submissions.
\nHopefully a few talented theme developers are reading this right now and saying to themselves, “I’d love to help! How do I get started?” Just join the new theme reviewers mailing list and we’ll get you up to speed on this new opportunity to come to the aid of your community.
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\n\nCustom menus are finished! Yay! \nMulti-site is all set. \nThe look of the WordPress admin has been lightened up a little bit, so you can focus more on your content. \nThere are a ton of changes, so plugin authors, please test your plugins now , so that if there is a compatibility issue, we can figure it out before the final release. \nPlugin and theme *users* are also encouraged to test things out. If you find problems, let your plugin/theme authors know so they can figure out the cause. \nThere are a couple of known issues . \n \nIf you are testing the RC and come across a bug, you can:
\n\nWe hope you enjoy playing with the 3.0 RC as much as we’ve enjoyed making it for you. Enjoy!
\nDownload WordPress 3.0 RC1
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WordPress for iPhone/iPad v2.6 Released September 30th, 2010
Attention Apple-gadget-owning WordPress users! Have you been using the WordPress iOS app for iPhone and iPad? Or maybe you tried it a while back and thought it wasn’t for you? Either way, the new release — v2.6 — will knock your socks off. Why? A bunch of reasons: Video. Record, upload, attach, and play videos […]
WordPress Trademark Changes Hands September 9th, 2010
The WordPress community took a big step forward today when Matt announced that Automattic has donated the WordPress trademark to the non-profit WordPress Foundation. Moving forward, the Foundation will be responsible for safeguarding the trademarked name and logo from misuse toward the end of protecting WordPress and preventing confusion among people trying […]
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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
21947,Fix 3-column dashboard display,,Administration,3.4,low,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2012-09-20T20:06:46Z,2013-04-14T06:02:52Z,"Issue #20015 'enhanced' the dashboard with a pure-CSS based multi-column dashboard. Excellent.
The CSS used makes gross assumptions about how many columns are appropriate for different-sized displays. Double plus ungood.
Users should be left to decide how many columns they wish to use.
There was [http://wordpress.org/support/topic/three-column-dashboard/ considerable discussion] of this when 3.4 was released, but no remedy yet, other than to hack away at the CSS of one's install, precluding upgrades; I've changed {{{@media only screen and (min-width:800px) and (max-width:1200px){}}} to {{{@media only screen and (min-width:800px) and (max-width900px){}}} in wp-admin.css to get a usable interface.",belg4mit
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
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
$stamp = __('Published on: %1$s '); }
}}}
with:
{{{
else if ( 'publish' == $post->post_status ) { // already publicly published
$stamp = __('Published on: %1$s ');
} else if ( 'private' == $post->post_status ) { // published privately
$stamp = __('Published privately'); }
}}}",chrisrudzki
20848,Header images are cropped and resized with improper permissions.,,Administration,3.3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2012-06-05T17:41:45Z,2012-06-05T17:41:45Z,"On some systems the cropped and resized header images become unreadable by the web server.
The attached patch makes the files inherit the permissions from the parent folder.
",gtenney99
22214,Inconsistency in the show_ui parameter for register_post_type,,Administration,3.4.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-10-17T20:58:42Z,2012-10-18T00:58:36Z,"There is an inconsistency with the `show_ui` argument to `register_post_type`. When set to false, the post type listing page is open, while the 'Add new' page is not accessible.",nofearinc
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
17675,Masked Domain Issue Introduced with New Update,,Administration,3.1.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2011-06-03T18:09:03Z,2011-06-03T19:59:41Z,"Hi,
I'm experiencing an issue accessing my wp-admin login page, only when using a masked domain.
My root setup is configured as so:
http://rootdomain.com/othersite/wordpress/
The domain I'm using to access it is located here:
http://redirect.com
When I use the root domain to access the login page directly, there's no problem. But, when I go to http://redirect.com/wp-admin, or click on any login links while at the redirect.com site, the page doesn't load. The title bar will load, but nothing else.
This is a new issue introduced with the 3.1.3 update. The masked domain was working prior to 3.1.3.
I've tried this both on Safari & Firefox (latest versions), using Mac OS X.",ital_dj
20453,Media screen links to non-public post types,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-04-16T02:31:56Z,2012-04-16T03:23:46Z,"I have a non-public custom post type registered, so it doesn't get an admin UI.
A file in the media library is attached to one of my custom posts (done at the point the file is uploaded using `media_handle_upload()`). The media item shows up in the Media Library as expected, but the 'Attached To' column links to the editing screen for the parent post, even though the post is non-public.
This allows a user to see the post editing screen for a non-public post type.",johnbillion
21015,Months dropdown should not show if only posts are 'auto-draft' status,,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2012-06-18T19:16:54Z,2012-09-28T14:42:09Z,"The months dropdown at the top of edit.php should only show if there are actually posts in the list.
Right now, if you click 'Add new' an auto draft post will be saved. Leave the post edit screen without saving the post (so no draft will be created) and go back to the edit.php screen. There is no post in the list, but the month drop down will be shown because the auto draft is counted.",CoenJacobs
21770,Multiple New Feature Pop-ups mess UI,,Administration,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-09-02T11:09:51Z,2013-01-22T03:06:39Z,"WordPress admin and plugins [[Image(http://dl.dropbox.com/u/184353/wordpress-admin-pop-ups.png)]] New Feature Pop-up messages appear on the admin simultaneously, blocking each other messages and functionality. The UI gets seriously messed up.
User attention focuses on how to get rid the overlaping pop-ups rather than reading the messages and understand and start using the new features.",titanas
16696,"No synchronisation between ""most used"" and ""all categories"" in link edit",,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2011-02-28T07:14:37Z,2011-03-04T14:02:26Z,"There are issues with the ""all categories"" and ""most used"" tabs when editing links:
- Go to edit a link
- Click on ""Most used"" in the category section. All the listed categories are unchecked - including the ones that are checked in the ""All Categories"" tab. There is no sync between the two.
- Now check a category in the ""most used"" tab. Go to the ""all categories"" tab and you will find that the same category is now checked (as expected). Now uncheck it from the ""all categories"" tab. Go to ""most used"" and it is still checked there. The sync only works one way ( ""most used"" -> ""all categories"" ).
The first issue is because `wp_popular_terms_checklist()` assumes that you're using it in the context of a particular post, and sets checkedness based on whether the `$post` global has that term. If the `$post` global is empty (as when editing links), nothing is checked. I don't think we should be using `wp_popular_terms_checklist()` as it's context is for individual posts.
The second issue is because the IDs on the most used elements are wrong compared to what the Javascript is looking for.
Patch to follow.
",solarissmoke
22509,No-JS fallback for default color in color picker,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2012-11-19T19:42:19Z,2012-12-19T20:48:22Z,"The no-JS fallback for the color picker is just a plain input. Since the color picker implementation now includes the ability to reset to a specified default, it seems to make sense to include a no-JS fallback for the default, even just as a little bit of hidden descriptive text.
See #22461 for discussion stemming from the custom header screen.",helen
17115,Publishing an empty post results in success,,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,,2011-04-12T11:32:50Z,2012-11-17T00:15:31Z,"'''Steps to reproduce:'''
1. Go to Add New post screen
1. Publish post
1. Success message is displayed with link to initial auto-draft of post
The issue can be traced back to the `editpost` switch case in `post.php` (line 204), which calls `edit_post()` and `redirect_post()`.
`edit_post()` saves any meta values passed with the post to the auto-draft, which isn't necessarily desirable, and returns the auto-draft post ID.
`redirect_post()` then defaults to status message code 6 which incorrectly reports success in publishing.",kawauso
24104,Remove duplicated separators in admin menu,,Administration,2.7,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2013-04-16T17:26:37Z,2013-04-17T02:37:08Z,"I'm working on WordPress admin menu, and I found that the code to remove duplicated separators in admin menu in `wp-admin/includes/menu.php` doesn't work correctly.
Assuming we have these items in the `$menu`:
{{{
$menu = array(
100 => array(
0 => 'Admin Style',
2 => 'wp-admin-style.php',
1 => 'read',
4 => 'menu-top menu-icon-generic toplevel_page_wp-admin-style menu-top-first menu-top-last',
6 => 'none',
),
110 => array(
0 => '',
1 => 'read',
2 => 'separator1',
3 => '',
4 => 'wp-menu-separator',
),
130 => array(
0 => '',
1 => 'read',
2 => 'separator2',
3 => '',
4 => 'wp-menu-separator',
),
140 => array(
0 => '',
1 => 'read',
2 => 'separator-last',
3 => '',
4 => 'wp-menu-separator',
),
150 => array(
0 => 'Hide Menu',
1 => 'manage_options',
2 => 'hide-admin-menu',
3 => 'Hide Admin Menu',
4 => 'menu-top toplevel_page_hide-admin-menu',
5 => 'toplevel_page_hide-admin-menu',
6 => 'http://localhost:8080/wp/wp-content/plugins/hide-admin-menu/img/icon.png',
),
);
}}}
WordPress will remove only the 1st duplicated separator (130) and still keeps the 2nd one (140).
Another problem with current code is if separator menu item has classes like `'wp-menu-separator woocommerce'` (WooCommerce does this), it won't be recognized as a separator, because the function to check separator uses `strcmp`.
",rilwis
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):''
{{{
'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
22200,Require users to set a site title,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2012-10-15T18:52:14Z,2013-01-26T20:43:26Z,"Currently, users can get away with setting a blank site title under Settings -> General.
As a consequence, meta and title tags in both the front-end site and wp-admin may be empty, or contain extraneous spaces and separators.
A common reason why users leave site titles blank is due to the misperception that the site title is necessarily displayed in the header on the front-end site.
I suggest that we display an alert when users attempt to set a blank site title, and possibly suggest that if they don't want it to appear in their header, they can edit their CSS or hide header text under Appearance -> Header.",chrisrudzki
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
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
17636,Search subtitles are handled inconsistently across admin,,Administration,3.2,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2011-06-01T12:15:48Z,2011-07-09T11:44:29Z,"Try the following strings in the Comments admin screen and any other:
`\'""\fs""\\\""`
`imareallylongstringlookatmegoandgoandgoandgoandgoandgoandgoandgoandgoandgoandgoandgoandgoandgo`
The Comments screen uses `strip_slashes()` and `wp_html_excerpt()` to limit search strings to 50 characters, while other screens do not.",kawauso
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
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
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
22195,URL for views are defined statically.,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2012-10-15T11:31:11Z,2013-05-08T10:44:27Z,"URLs for views/screens on wp-admin/edit.php are defined statically.
[[BR]][[BR]]
why we are not using add_query_arg(); or remove_query_arg(); while adding URL? This is causing serious issues like resetting extra parameters passed to view/screens.
[[BR]][[BR]]
need expert opinion on this i can write patch if required.
[[BR]][[BR]]
{{{
WP_Posts_List_Table->get_views();
}}}
",valllabh
16858,Usage of HTTP_HOST in the administration,,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,reporter-feedback,2011-03-15T13:33:47Z,2012-08-09T18:46:29Z,"In some files like wp-admin/includes/class-wp-list-table.php (there are more files I think), some links are created by using the HTTP_HOST variable.
It's better to use the defined wordpress URL to create those links.
In our case, we have a wordpress running behind a Squid cache. When you check for HTTP_HOST you get the *real* HOST and not the one with the Squid server.
To bypass the problem, I added in the main config.php a line like this :
{{{
$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] = 'www.my-visible-http-host.com';
}}}
Without this setting and in our case, some links in the admin (next, previous page, re-ordering...) where pointing to the wrong server.
",amirhabibi
23886,Use set_url_scheme for draft Preview links in post table,,Administration,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2013-03-29T01:20:52Z,2013-03-29T01:23:03Z,"When using FORCE_SSL_ADMIN and this filter to prevent non-SSL preview of posts:
{{{
add_filter('secure_logged_in_cookie', '__return_true');
}}}
Preview links for unpublished drafts on `wp-admin/edit.php` do not use SSL and will 404.
This can be fixed by using `set_url_scheme` for the unpublished preview link. A similar unpublished preview link in `meta-boxes.php` was changed to use `set_url_scheme` in [21664]. For context, see #20759, #13328.",reidburke
17959,WP-Tab css,WraithKenny,Administration,3.2,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,has-patch,2011-07-01T17:03:44Z,2013-01-21T23:20:35Z,"The classes wp-tab-panel, wp-tab-bar, and wp-tab-active should adjust to side tabs in the post column (to match the behavior of categories for example)
Also, there are several unneeded duplicate css classes that can be cleaned up.",WraithKenny
16864,WP_Terms_List_Table doesn't call sanitize_term() on display,,Administration,2.9,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2011-03-16T12:54:07Z,2011-06-22T17:05:26Z,"Steps to reproduce:
Add this filter:
{{{
add_filter( 'category_slug', function() {
return 'filtered';
} );
}}}
and go to {{{edit-tags.php?taxonomy=category}}}",scribu
22700,Walker_Category_Checklist should sometimes set the value as the term name,,Administration,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-12-03T19:45:57Z,2013-02-19T05:12:08Z,"The `Walker_Category_Checklist` class has been partially adapted to work with taxonomies other than `category`, but it does not seem to cope with non-hierachical taxonomies.
For non-hierachical taxonomies, the HTML form elements (checkboxes, radios, dropdowns, whatever) need to set the term **name** as the value, not the ID… otherwise WordPress will cast the ID to a string and create a new term with that string as a name.
To see the problem:
* Use `Walker_Category_Checklist` to create a checkbox in a metabox on the post edit screen for a non-hierarchical taxonomy
* Add some terms to the taxonomy
* Check the box for the taxonomy and update the post
* Watch a new term appear with its name set to the ID of the term you checked
",simonwheatley
24297,WordPress 3.6 UI - Post Visibility Buttons Jumps User to Bottom of Page and Does Not Open Option,,Administration,trunk,normal,major,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,close,2013-05-09T17:40:52Z,2013-05-10T21:22:30Z,"Using the WordPress.com 3.6 UI test version, in Firefox older than version 19 (tested on 17-19 across multiple Windows computers in my college class) clicking Post Edit > Publish > Visibility jumps the user to the bottom of the web page and the Visibility option does not open to reveal the Public, Private, and Password Protection options.
Works in Chrome, so the students all switch to Chrome for that exercise.
This has been in play for almost three weeks.
These tickets might be associated with the issue: #23817, #23684.
Thanks!
",Lorelle
19531,Wrong error message after correcting an error in username,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),reopened,dev-feedback,2011-12-13T10:07:56Z,2012-12-17T16:11:17Z,"After entering an illegal username (fe. ""Wim (wim@go2people.nl)""), WordPress gives an error message saying:
""ERROR: This username is invalid because it uses illegal characters. Please enter a valid username.""
So far so good.
Now, when I correct the issue and click ""Add new user"" again, the above error message remains in the screen, while the illegal characters are no longer there and the actual error I am facing is that I forgot my password. Which is confusing for me.
The same occurs, when I enter an e-mail which has already been registered. I get the error message:
""ERROR: This email is already registered, please choose another one.""
When I correct, the error message remains, while this particular problem has been solved.
WP v: 3.3
Browser: Google Chrome 14.0 on Ubuntu 11.10
",wimfeijen
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
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_
24328,blogname and blogdescription strip content between angle brackets,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2013-05-13T09:12:06Z,2013-05-15T13:18:35Z,"I was trying to set my Site Title to ''''''. On saving the settings, the field returned empty. The same problem occurred with the Tagline.
After looking into `wp-admin/options.php`, I noticed that there was no provision made for escaping the fields.",aniketpant
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=, 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= 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
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
13416,media for install.css missing (patch),,Administration,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,has-patch,2010-05-16T18:48:17Z,2013-01-22T07:40:13Z,In /core-root/wp-includes/general_template.php the function wp_admin_css is missing the @media definition. See patch.,F J Kaiser
16258,nav menus dont save the right type of menu items,,Administration,3.0.4,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,reporter-feedback,2011-01-16T12:57:50Z,2011-01-20T20:47:27Z,"the new Navigation menus when the flag is set ""Automatically add new top-level pages"" when adding a new page to the menu and saves the new menuitem will change from ""page"" to ""userdefined"" as type.
It is always only the last item in the menu there is changeing. ",J0rDZ
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
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
21989,update_option() calls sanitize_option() twice when option does not exist,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,defect (bug),new,dev-feedback,2012-09-25T05:04:34Z,2012-09-25T05:54:32Z,"
I just spent several hours tracking down an issue when using the Settings API where `sanitize_option()` is called twice which is unnecessary execution especially if sanitization includes calling an external API for username/password authorization ''(this was how another developer set it up for a plugin I was debugging.)''
What happens is that a call to `update_option()` will call `sanitize_option()` and then if the option wasn't previously in the options table `update_option()` will delegate to `add_option()` which calls `santize_option()` a second time. This would normally be easy to workaround by first calling `get_option()` and testing for `false` and calling `add_option()` instead of `update_option()` if `false`, but not when the Settings API chooses how to call it.
I've looked at the problem and can envision several different ways to solve it such but don't know which the core developers would choose ''(or if they'd choose yet another option I haven't envisioned)'' so I didn't submit a patch:
- Adding a 3rd parameter `$mode` to `sanitize_option()` that identifies the mode ''('add', 'edit', default = 'unknown')'' and thus allow the hook to ignore one of the options ''(this would be more backward compatible but would put the onus on the developer to know to do this)'',
- Adding a 5th parameter `$bypass_sanitize` to `add_option()` defaulted to `false` that is only passed as `true` in `update_option()` allowing `update_option()` to disable the call to `sanitize_option()` found in `add_option()` ''(this would be less backward compatible and hacky, but seemless to the developer)''
- Adding a 3rd parameter `$bypass_sanitize` to `update_option()` defaulted to `false` that is only passed as `true` from `/wp-admin/options.php` allowing `update_option()` to bypass the call to `sanitize_option()` if an `add_option()` will happen ''(this would be less backward compatible and hacky, but seemless to the developer)''
- Have `/wp-admin/options.php` test for no pre-existing option and then call `add_option()` or `update_option()`, respectively ''(this would be seemless to the developer but less backward compatible and not hacky, and it wouldn't handle the general case.)''
So is this worth fixing to save other users and developers debugging time, and to reduce the chance of subtle errors in new code? If yes, how best to approach?",MikeSchinkel
24334,"""edit_form_after_title"" and ""edit_form_after_editor"" hooks wrapper optional?",,Administration,trunk,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2013-05-14T10:51:21Z,2013-05-14T18:38:39Z,"Would it be possible to make the `DIV.edit-form-section` wrapper applied around `edit_form_after_title` and `edit_form_after_editor` hooks in post/page edit screen optional in WP3.6? Or create additional non-wrapped hooks besides?
[http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-admin/edit-form-advanced.php#L462]
[http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-admin/edit-form-advanced.php#L502]
These wrappers were actually introduced in WP3.6, the WP3.5 version was without them.
'''Explanation of what I do:'''
* `edit_form_after_title` hook - I output UL list of tabbed interface here and open the first tab content DIV
* `edit_form_after_editor` hook - I close the first tab content DIV and output the other tab content DIVs
The first content DIV is always a visual editor. But as you can see, when I open the DIV in one hook and closing it in another one, this was working fine in WP3.5 as no wrapper was added to those hooks. Once there is a wrapper, it obviously messes up the HTML and closes divs prematurely. This is causing issues obviously for tabbed interface.
Screenshot: [http://awesomescreenshot.com/09915rzc37]
Ticket started on Alpha/Beta support forum: [http://wordpress.org/support/topic/wrapper-of-edit_form_after_title-and-edit_form_after_editor-hooks-optional]
Thank you!",lemmonaid
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
21938,"Add ""no-store"" to Cache-Control header to prevent history caching of admin resources",,Administration,3.4,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2012-09-20T10:54:27Z,2012-09-28T07:56:36Z,"The current implementation of [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-includes/functions.php#L891 wp_get_nocache_headers] does not take into account history caching, which results in a browser serving a cached copy of pages from history (by pressing the Back button) even if the user has long logged out.
[http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.9.2 RFC 2616 14.9.2 no-store] describes this cache directive.
To repoduce: login to dashboard, logout, press the back button.
Expected: the login screen.
Reality: a copy of the previous page.
By adding the ""no-store"" directive to all non-cachable resources the behavior was mitigated successfully in Chrome 21, Firefox 15. Fails on Opera 12 (they chose to disregard ""no-store"" when applied to history, RFC allows this).",soulseekah
21911,"Add 'All Themes', 'Parent Themes' and 'Child Themes' tabs",,Administration,3.4.2,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,close,2012-09-17T18:37:44Z,2013-03-08T15:31:36Z,"When you have multiple themes installed which are a mixture of parent and child themes, it can be a bit overwhelming sometimes to have ALL themes lumped together in one view.
It would be nice on the themes.php page to replace the 'Available Themes' text with some tabs such as:
All Themes | Parent Themes | Child Themes
The 'All Themes' tab would show all available themes (default view), 'Parent Themes' tab would only show parent themes, and 'Child Themes' for child themes, but only if any are installed (to prevent an empty tab from being shown).
Hopefully this wouldn't be too hard to implement, but would be pretty handy for the end user for multiple available themes.
An extension to this could have a further tab called something like 'Favorites' where you can flag certain themes you like. This could be a great way of displaying just a select custom subset of themes that you have complete control over (only if at least one theme had been flagged as a favorite).
All Themes | Parent Themes | Child Themes | Favorites
",dgwyer
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
21190,Add a action in check_admin_referer() in the event the nonce auth fails,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-07-08T09:12:56Z,2012-07-08T09:12:56Z,"Currently plugins don't have a way to perform custom handling in the event that a nonce fails in `check_admin_referer()` - Whilst in most cases this will never be needed, I'd like the ability for plugins to be able to use `check_admin_referer()` directly AND have the option of redirecting failed nonces to their own page.
We currently have an action which is fired when a nonce passes:
{{{
do_action('check_admin_referer', $action, $result);
}}}",dd32
15406,Add a pending post count indicator to the admin menu,,Administration,3.0.1,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2010-11-12T17:28:49Z,2013-01-22T15:21:49Z,"Comments has an indicator bubble on the dashboard with the pending comments count.
Pending posts should have such a feature, since they are quite more important.",iign
18357,Add action to do stuff before the admin menu is rendered,,Administration,3.2.1,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2011-08-08T22:08:23Z,2011-08-08T23:34:15Z,"Here is a trivial patch to allow users to inject some stuff in the Admin pages HTML body before the menu is rendered. The new action is called 'before_admin_menu_header', feel free to use a better name.",llucax
21636,Add category dropdown to QuickPress in Dashboard,,Administration,3.4.1,lowest,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2012-08-19T20:14:09Z,2012-08-31T18:28:22Z,"This would make QuickPress more useful to people who use categories instead of tags, have been meaning to do this for years.
",jane
23986,Add filter for 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 `` in the backend.",tillkruess
13227,Add filters above forms in wp-login.php,,Administration,3.0,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2010-05-03T13:25:58Z,2013-01-22T02:00:35Z,"Sometimes I need more descriptive text to have above forms on wp-login.php (login, register, lost password).
This patch add filters above those forms.
Example usage:
{{{
function above_login_form_filter() {
return 'Tip: If you forgot your password, go to Lost Password page
';
}
add_filter('above_login_form','above_login_form_filter');
}}}
",dimadin
16512,Add hook after set_current_screen(),,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2011-02-10T02:24:56Z,2011-02-10T03:00:55Z,"There needs to be a hook after {{{set_current_screen()}}} as it does a lot of work setting up the {{{$current_screen}}} global.. I'd hate to have to repeat it in {{{admin_init}}} as that's the last generic hook before {{{load-$pagenow}}}.
Patch adds new hook {{{admin_loaded}}} after {{{set_current_screen()}}}",ptahdunbar
16204,Add hooks to enable access to pages in the admin when the menu layout has been changed by plugin,westi,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reviewing,has-patch,2011-01-12T16:31:33Z,2011-01-15T08:54:45Z,"This patch and ticket is a follow on to tickets #16048 and #16050 and indirectly related to this discussion on hackers: http://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-hackers/2011-January/037129.html
This patch simply adds the following hooks, all within /wp-admin/includes/plugin.php.
- menu_page_url
- admin_page_parent
- admin_page_title
- plugin_page_hookname
- user_can_access_admin_page
The patch does not attempt to unravel the many early exits of the various functions instead it simply redundantly adds the hooks at each exit point. As such it's backward compatibility can be reviewed simply by viewing the code.
The use-case for this patch is when the menus are not exactly in the format expected by WordPress (but instead desired by the client) it can sometimes take hours of trial and error to get the permissions to allow users access to the menus they should be allowed access to.
For example, if the first submenu page for a menu page is removed from the menu, even when it makes logical sense to the user WordPress currently does not allow that menu option to be viewed. These hooks would give plugin developers the ability to modify the menus and still enable users access to the pages they need access to.",mikeschinkel
20007,Add option for new user registration notifications,,Administration,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2012-02-10T06:15:35Z,2012-11-22T03:36:08Z,"This patch adds an single checkbox option to WordPress's Settings > Discussion page, allowing users to quickly toggle new user registration notifications/emails on or off.
While the notification function is currently pluggable, allowing non-technical users to easily toggle this feature themselves is both intuitively simple, and should prove generally advantageous to the community.",Veraxus
19247,Add post type and taxonomy to admin body class,,Administration,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2011-11-15T08:19:35Z,2013-04-14T10:03:13Z,"I often have a need for targetted CSS selectors based on the current screen's post type (eg. to hide unwanted UI elements), so I usually end up adding `post-type-{$post_type}` with the `admin_body_class` filter. It'd be nice if this was in core.",johnbillion
20928,Add regular-text style to textareas,,Administration,,low,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2012-06-12T20:13:43Z,2012-06-12T20:14:38Z,The `regular-text` class style is only applied to input elements. It would be nice to get this on textareas too so my textareas are the same width as my single line text inputs.,johnbillion
21667,Add some user agent to wp_is_mobile,,Administration,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-08-23T12:35:29Z,2013-05-07T18:45:53Z,"Hello,
I've run some test with the help of the twitter/G+ community on wp_is_mobile and found some mobile browser that don't pass the test.
You can see the test here : http://www.inpixelitrust.fr/blog/wp_is_mobile/
I was able to get the user agent of 3 of those which don't work :
HTC sensation z710 4.0.3 native browser (UA: Mozilla/5.0 (X11;Linux x86_64; HTC/Sensation/3.32.162.11; fr-de)
AplliWebkit/534.24(KHTML,like Gecko) Chrome/11.0.696.32 Safari/534.34 )
BlackBerry Playbook (Ua Mozilla/5.0 (PlayBook; U; RIM Tablet OS 2.0.1; en-US) AplleWebkit/535.8+ (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/7.2.0.1 Safari/535.8+ )
Could be great to add those to the UA sniffing :)
",inpixelitrust
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
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 ``. 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:
{{{
Bulk Actions
Delete
Mark out of stock
Featured
On sale
}}}
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
19958,"Allow custom post types as ""home"" and get_posts() to return results for more than one post type",,Administration,3.3.1,normal,major,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2012-02-04T00:59:13Z,2013-03-08T17:32:39Z,"In
{{{
Wordpress admin > Settings > Reading
}}}
there is an option to define what the home page or the front page should be
{{{
Front page displays
}}}
Radio button
{{{
A static page (select below)
}}}
is followed by a dropdown containing a list of all pages.
I would request that custom page types be allowed in this dropdown. This way, I could make my bbPress forums or my All-in-one event calendar, etc my homepage.
",sooskriszta
18504,"Allow filtering of ""Add New [Post Type]"" URL on edit.php",,Administration,3.2.1,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2011-08-24T00:54:56Z,2011-08-24T12:01:54Z,"I've recently attempted to use add_filter('admin_url','filter_function'), only to discover that there are many URLs in the admin area that are not passed through the admin_url() function. While there may be a good reason for that to happen, I figured it wouldn't hurt to check the possibility of changing one of them.
The one URL I haven't been able to find a workaround to is the ""Add New [Post Type]"" button on the edit.php screen, on top the post table, which also appears when editing an existing post. From what I gather, it is generated in the following file/line [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-admin/edit.php#L189] for the first case, and on this one [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-admin/edit-form-advanced.php#L198] for the second case.
Fixing this, assuming it's possible without compromising a functionality I'm not aware of, would be as simple as replacing this:
{{{
"" ...
}}}
And this:
{{{
"" ...
}}}
With this:
{{{
"" ...
}}}
And this:
{{{
"" ...
}}}",tbuteler
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
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
23577,Better Date Fields,,Administration,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,close,2013-02-21T11:52:59Z,2013-02-22T16:15:20Z,"I think the Dates should be prettified (i.e 2 days ago etc) and the last state put in front i.e (""Published 2 days ago"" rather than ""2 days ago Published"")
As I think it would make it even more user friendly to used.
I have attached a Image showing what I mean.",jscampbell.05
19691,Cannot modify admin messages for /wp-admin/edit.php,,Administration,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2011-12-30T02:10:01Z,2013-02-26T17:51:13Z,"The admin console messages output on line `264` of WordPress 3.3's file `/wp-admin/edit.php` are not filterable. This causes problems when added row actions need to HTTP GET from to WordPress to modify a post and then display an appropriate message complete with a revert link ''(like the ""Trash"" link does.)''
An example use-case could be for a custom post type used for both quotes and invoices where a row action might be ''""Convert Quote to Invoice""'' where you'd want a message and link displayed at the top of the admin after similar to this:
- ''Quote #{$post_id} converted to Invoice. __Revert__''
Currently the only way to accomplish this is to pick hooks before and after the messages are output and use PHP's output buffering; clearly not a ''""best practice""'' approach.
In order to address this I'm proposing an '''`'admin_messages'`''' filter hook to run just before the messages are output:
{{{
$messages = apply_filters( 'admin_messages', $messages );
}}}
However, since messages are output in numerous locations in the WordPress admin it seemed best to add the hook in every location where messages are output, which is what my patch does. Thus a hook can look at `$pagenow` or `get_current_screen()` to decide it is needs to do anything.
Also while searching for places in the admin code that echo messages I found `$messages` are sometimes an array of HTML where the entire array is echoed and other times the $messages are an array with an index passed via `$_GET` and only one message will be displayed. For those cases I created another hook '''`'admin_message'`''' ''(note that this hook name is singular)'':
{{{
$message = apply_filters( 'admin_message', $message, $messages, $_GET['message'] );
}}}
I really only found a specific need for `/wp-admin/edit.php` today, but it seemed that it would be better for consistency if all messages were made hook filterable. That's why I created a larger patch when all my use-case needs is one new line.
Looking forward to your feedback.
",mikeschinkel
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
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
18860,Chromeless metaboxes,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2011-10-05T14:28:14Z,2011-10-06T13:39:07Z,"On the post editing screen, the title and editor portions are just conditionally echoed based on post_type_supports().
Because of this, you can't add anything between them or above them, without using JavaScript.
The proposal:
- wrap them in callbacks and inject them through add_meta_box()
- add a $show_handle parameter to add_meta_box()
{{{$show_handle == false}}} would mean that the handle around the box would be invisible. This would mean that you wouldn't be able to drag the title and editor boxes around, which is ok, but you would be able to re-order them in PHP.",scribu
18569,Custom header images should deletable from the Custom Header page,danielbachhuber*,Administration,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,accepted,has-patch,2011-09-01T18:30:22Z,2011-12-06T05:11:52Z,"Currently, if a theme supports custom header images and a user uploads one of their own images, they need to go to the Media library in order to delete the image. This is not intuitive, there's no text in the admin explaining this step, and it's a problem if they want to rotate randomly through their custom header images.
It would be nice of the user could delete images they've uploaded from the Custom Header page directly.",danielbachhuber
18641,Date and post status are the wrong way around in post lists,,Administration,3.3,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2011-09-11T20:31:41Z,2011-09-11T20:35:13Z,"On a post listing screen, a draft post that has been modified within the last 24 hours will show the following in the 'Date' column:
{{{
X hours ago
Last Modified
}}}
This doesn't make a lot of sense. Better would be:
{{{
Last Modified
X hours ago
}}}
Ideally the table cell should be treated as a whole to aid l10n and to improve the English presentation.",johnbillion
17703,Decrement update count bubbles when you update things,koopersmith,Administration,,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reviewing,has-patch,2011-06-06T01:30:31Z,2011-08-16T01:02:13Z,"This can be done via some JavaScript, including for the bulk updater case, and it looks pretty cool. :) Video attached, as well as a first-pass patch.",mitchoyoshitaka
18030,Die with HTTP status 403 forbidden when capability check fails in wp-admin,,Administration,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2011-07-07T22:42:29Z,2011-07-07T22:42:29Z,"The default HTTP status code of [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.2/wp-includes/functions.php#L2740 wp_die()] is a [http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html#sec10.5.1 500 Internal Service Error] communicating !WordPress encountered an ""unexpected condition which prevented it from fulfilling the request."" Multiple pages trigger wp_die() in wp-admin when a minimum user capability is not met (e.g. Cheatin', uh?). In these cases we know why the request failed and could better communicate the failure in the HTTP status code. We want to communicate the same request should not be repeated without a modification to permissions. We also would like to shift the error class from a server error (5xx) to a client error (4xx).
HTTP status [http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html#sec10.4.4 403 Forbidden] communicates the authorization failure in HTTP status form. The server can be reached, we understood your request, but we declined access to the page.
A !WordPress install could catch this unique status code in its wp_die_handler and suggest further the viewer contact the IT department, admin, etc. for additional permissions.
Patch attached for wp-admin/edit.php. If the general idea behind the change is acceptable I can broaden the patch to other occurrences of wp_die() for failed capability checks in wp-admin.",niallkennedy
22650,Filter the Gravatars on credits.php,,Administration,,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2012-11-30T08:39:58Z,2012-11-30T08:51:59Z,"All Gravatars should be generated by get_avatar() or at least run through apply_filters('get_avatar', $avatar) for the sake of extensibility.
Related: #22329",miqrogroove
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
22086,"HTML5 and cellspacing=""0"" in admin pages",,Administration,3.4,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-10-03T19:37:25Z,2013-02-19T20:46:43Z,"There are several instances where generated table content uses 'cellspacing=""0""' in the admin areas of WordPress.
The W3C validator (albeit experimental) states that this parameter should be dropped and CSS used instead for HTML5 compliance.
I think the patch I'm going to attach in a moment will fix these validation issues.",MattyRob
21856,Hide category selection when no posts are available,,Administration,3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2012-09-09T14:38:10Z,2012-11-13T20:18:02Z,"Just an idea that popped up while testing #21015. The months dropdown gets hidden when there are no posts available, so why not hide the category dropdown list too?
Might be a bit confusing though, when certain elements are not showing when you first start using the screens that these elements are used. But showing something that does not do what it looks like is even more confusing, I think.",CoenJacobs
22139,Hooks for wp-login customization,,Administration,3.4,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2012-10-09T14:18:07Z,2013-01-22T22:18:57Z,"I have an application that leverages wp-login.php as the login page (of course), however, the HTML on the wp-login.php doesn't have a way for my application to insert its navigational elements, branding, etc.
I propose the addition of two new action hooks: ''login_before_container'' and ''login_after_container'' which would come before and after the login div, respectively. ",borkweb
18709,Hooks in user-new.php,,Administration,3.2.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2011-09-19T21:06:16Z,2013-04-19T11:38:49Z,"It would be nice to be able to enter extra metadata for users when manually creating them from the admin control panel.
I assume it should be as simple as adding a new action, along the lines of the edit_user_profile_update one?
",standardtoaster
19023,Images in Edit Comments break SSL,nacin,Administration,3.2.1,high,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,reviewing,dev-feedback,2011-10-21T11:19:43Z,2012-09-17T22:52:02Z,"In trunk, when I'm on my edit comments page, the SSL get's broken because of an attachment image that isn't served over SSL:
[http://uploads.yoast.nl/Comments-20111021-131843.png]",joostdevalk
24209,Install Themes/Plugins Custom Page Hooks,,Administration,3.5.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2013-04-28T03:04:05Z,2013-04-28T05:45:40Z,"Upon trying to add a custom page to the '''Plugins > Add New''' section for private plugins, I realized there wasn't a hook that allowed overriding the plugin_api call.
The custom tab on the page could easily be added via the ''install_plugins_tab'' filter, but in the '''class-wp-plugin-install-list-table.php''' class method ''prepare_items()'', there isn't a hook to override the api call.
I checked the functions for the themes and it's the same thing, so I've added the patches containing the proposed filters for both classes in order to help future customization of WordPress by developers.
Here's an example of the custom tab and the desired results via the hooks in a plugin:
[[Image(http://i.imgur.com/iF9gbMf.png)]]
These filters can also be used to prohibit clients from adding 3rd-party plugins for security & performance reasons and even limit them to only using a private Repository API.
Thanks!",amereservant
23432,Links in Setting pages to open in new window,,Administration,3.5.1,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2013-02-09T15:26:25Z,2013-02-10T16:02:57Z,"Some links in the Setting Pages (General, Discussion, Permalink) pages open in same window, which sometime can be awful. [[BR]]
While the users can press cmd/ctrl + click and click the link to open it in new tab but If the user does not open the link in new window, options (which are not saved) will be lost and one have to go through them again.[[BR]]
Also links in the Edit Profile page and all the links in the help tab open in new window except a few.(so it is possible that users may just click it thinking them to alike other links which open in new window)[[BR]]
So a consistency will be there and ux can be a little better.",theadityajain
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
20335,Make Default Post Listing Mode Filterable,,Administration,3.3.1,normal,trivial,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2012-03-30T15:54:23Z,2013-02-08T07:32:35Z,"Inspired by [http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/q/34956/46 a question] on the WordPress Answers Stack Exchange.
By default, WordPress displays the post list in the admin as a list view. There's an option to switch to an excerpt view that many people use and some would like to set this as the default mode.
Unfortunately, the default is hard-coded into WordPress and is not filterable. I propose we add a basic filter to allow developers to override the default ""list"" setting for the view mode.",ericmann
21271,Make admin backend unit-tests friendly,,Administration,3.4.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,dev-feedback,2012-07-14T14:19:20Z,2012-12-11T13:12:31Z,"Recently I started writing unit tests for my plugins. Beside tests focused on functionality (where I directly call my plugin functions) I write some basic integrations tests, which should test that WordPress will call my function, pass data in expected format and recognize data returned from it. For frontend it is quite easy - theme API is well-defined, so I can write something like this:
{{{
public function test_something() {
// add new post
$post_id = wp_insert_post( array( ... ) );
$this->assertGreaterThan( 0, $post_id );
// go to post page
$this->go_to( get_permalink( $post_id ) );
// main loop
$checked_post = false;
while ( have_posts() ) {
the_post();
if ( $post_id == get_the_ID() ) {
$checked_post = true;
// test that content is modified
ob_start();
the_content();
$result = ob_get_clean();
$this->assertEquals( '...', $result );
}
}
// make sure test above was executed
$this->assertTrue( $checked_post );
}
}}}
Unfortunately this is not true for admin backend - there most of code is written directly at file level (not in functions and classes), so I would need to either duplicate this code in my tests (bad approach, because would have to monitor original code for changes), or test using whole file (either load it directly or use Selenium) - in this case test would be more complicated.
Therefore I logged this ticket, to start discussion how we can perform refactoring of admin backend to make it more tests-friendly, and how to test it more thoroughly. Most probably we would also need to modify the testing framework (e.g. introduce new `admin_go_to()` method).",sirzooro
21516,Make the entire .check-column the click target for the checkbox,,Administration,,normal,minor,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,has-patch,2012-08-08T03:34:38Z,2012-10-22T15:27:26Z,"Sometimes checkboxes are quite small. In various list tables, checkboxes are wrapped in a .check-column. Why not make the entire .check-column clickable, in case people (like me) miss?",mitchoyoshitaka
20288,"Missing bottom border for bulk-actions checkbox th in wp-posts-list-table if current user can't ""edit_post"".",,Administration,3.3.1,normal,normal,Awaiting Review,enhancement,new,reporter-feedback,2012-03-23T10:04:20Z,2013-01-22T03:36:59Z,"If current user can't ""edit_post"" the bulk-actions checkbox isn't present but also the bottom border for th in wp-posts-list-table.
I think it can be fixed by modifying line 495 in class-wp-posts-list-table.php like so:
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