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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #39275


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12/16/2016 07:29:43 AM (8 years ago)
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westonruter
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  • Ticket #39275

    • Property Summary changed from Improve wp.customize.previwer.save() for changesets. to Improve wp.customize.previewer.save() for changesets.
  • Ticket #39275 – Description

    initial v1  
    1 If you do not pass any status in `wp.customize.previwer.save()`  the changeset status becomes published because the default `changesetStatus` is `publish` in core, which compels you to pass a status if you want to save the changeset with any other statuses like `draft/pending/future` however that eventually creates a revision. So if you do not want to create revisions there is no option except hacking the `customize_save` ajax request probably with `$.ajaxPrefilter`.
     1If you do not pass any status in `wp.customize.previewer.save()`  the changeset status becomes published because the default `changesetStatus` is `publish` in core, which compels you to pass a status if you want to save the changeset with any other statuses like `draft/pending/future` however that eventually creates a revision. So if you do not want to create revisions there is no option except hacking the `customize_save` ajax request probably with `$.ajaxPrefilter`.
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    3 So I think if we do not pass any status in `wp.customize.previwer.save()` it should just save the changeset to the previous status set.
     3So I think if we do not pass any status in `wp.customize.previewer.save()` it should just save the changeset to the previous status set.
    44Also it would be nice if it had a param like `skip_revision` which skips creating new revision.