Adds links to 'All Drafts' and 'My Drafts' under Posts, Pages, and other custom post type sections in the admin menu.
By default in WordPress, accessing the drafts listing of any given post type (including posts and pages) in the admin requires multiple clicks. Then filtering the drafts listing by a particular user (generally to view only your drafts) additionally requires some non-obvious manual URL hacking.
This plugin allows you one click access to all drafts, as well as to just your drafts, of each post type via the main admin menu.
In addition, the plugin provides a count of the number of current drafts for that post type in the link (i.e. the link could read “All Drafts (3)” to indicate there are three drafts for that post type, and “My Drafts (1)” to indicate you only have one draft for that post type).
When the user is responsible for all of the drafts of a given post type (and the “My Drafts” link is not disabled via a hook) then only the “My Drafts” links will appear. It would be redundant to show both the “All Drafts” and “My Drafts” links in this situation. This behavior also ensures only one link is present for single-author blogs.
Also, the draft link(s) only appear for users who have the capability to edit posts of that post type.
The plugin hides the two types of draft links when no related drafts for that post type are present. See the Filters section for how to override this behavior. Filters are also provided to disable the plugin from ever showing the “All Drafts” or the “My Drafts” links.
On admin listings of only draft posts, this plugin also adds a dropdown above the table that allows for the listing to be filtered by the selected draft author. (Only users who actually have a draft post are included in the dropdown.)
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Developer documentation can be found in DEVELOPER-DOCS.md. That documentation covers the numerous hooks provided by the plugin. Those hooks are listed below to provide an overview of what’s available.
c2c_quick_drafts_access_post_types
: Customize the list of post_types for which the draft links will be shownc2c_quick_drafts_access_show_all_drafts_menu_link
: Customize whether the ‘All Drafts’ link will appear at all for a post type.c2c_quick_drafts_access_show_my_drafts_menu_link
: Customize whether the ‘My Drafts’ link will appear at all for a post type.c2c_quick_drafts_access_show_if_empty
: Customize whether the ‘All Drafts’ and/or ‘My Drafts’ links will appear for a post type when that post type currently has no drafts.c2c_quick_drafts_access_disable_filter_dropdown
: removal of the ‘Drafts By’ dropdown from drafts post list table.quick-drafts-access.zip
inside the plugins directory for your site (typically wp-content/plugins/
)A screenshot of the main admin menu (with the menu expanded) showing the "All Drafts" and "My Drafts" link (with pending draft counts) for both posts (in the sidebar menu popup) and pages (in the expanded sidebar menu). Note that for pages, the "All Drafts" link is not shown because the current user is responsible for all of the current page drafts.
When viewing a listing of drafts, the plugin introduces a dropdown above the posts table that allows filtering the drafts by post author.
Does that post type have any drafts? By default, the plugin does NOT display the drafts links if no drafts are present for that post type. This behavior can be overridden (see the Filters section).
The “All Drafts” link is always hidden for users who are responsible for all drafts of a given post type, assuming the “My Drafts” link is configured to be displayed (which it is by default).
Like the Posts and Pages admin tables in WordPress, the default behavior of the plugin is to not show the drafts link if none are present for the post type since there isn’t anything meaningful to link to. Bear in mind that the behavior can be overridden (see the Filters section).
Yes, which is why the plugin hides the “All Drafts” link when the “My Drafts” link is configured to be displayed (which it is by default) and the user is responsible for all of the drafts for a given post type.
setUp()
, namely to actually register post typesc2c_quick_drafts_access_post_types()
to actual use the post types sent to itbin/
into tests/
tests/
into tests/phpunit/
tests/phpunit/tests/
phpunit.xml
to phpunit.xml.dist
per best practicesFull changelog is available in CHANGELOG.md.