Auto-save auto-updates published pages

[bilge]

If I begin editing a page that has previously been published then every time the editor auto-saves the page, it is reflected immediately on the live site without waiting for me to republish the changes.

[ryan]

Have you looked while not logged in? Maybe you are seeing the preview.

[bilge]

I find that highly unlikely since I'm actually querying the results directly with:

		query_posts(array(
			'post_type' => 'page',
			'post_status' => 'publish',
			'orderby' => 'menu_order',
			'order' => 'ASC',
			'posts_per_page' => -1,
		));

[mrmist]

In current trunk the changes are only displayed for me once I press "update".

Tested by making changes in one browser which were auto-saved, then viewing the entry in another browser (not logged in).

[bilge]

Replying to mrmist:

In current trunk the changes are only displayed for me once I press "update".

Does "current trunk" mean version 2.8? This is the current stable version, which I am using.

[mrmist]

Replying to bilge:

Does "current trunk" mean version 2.8? This is the current stable version, which I am using.

No it's the current source as in the svn repository, so roughly the 2.8.1 beta.

[bilge]

Replying to mrmist:

Replying to bilge:

Does "current trunk" mean version 2.8? This is the current stable version, which I am using.

No it's the current source as in the svn repository, so roughly the 2.8.1 beta.

If it's fixed, then great, but someone still needs to confirm the issue in 2.8 first, particularly since I didn't notice any fix in the change log for this issue.

[mrmist]

Even in 2.8 I do not see the behaviour you are describing if I browse after a post has been auto-saved.

[bilge]

Replying to mrmist:

Even in 2.8 I do not see the behaviour you are describing if I browse after a post has been auto-saved.

Then please try applying the query in reply #2.

[westi]

I have tested this with the query_posts call and I do not see this either when logged in or not logged in (tested from two different browsers one logged / one not logged in)