When user create a post, it is saved as draft and admin can review it, but when user makes an update to the post, admin cannot review these changes, is there a way to resolve this problem.
Thank you
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When user create a post, it is saved as draft and admin can review it, but when user makes an update to the post, admin cannot review these changes, is there a way to resolve this problem.
Thank you
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September 17, 2012 at 11:35 am
You can do this by adding a "Status" field to your form, set "draft" as the default option and remove the "publish" option.
That way when the form is edited, the post status will be toggled back to "draft".
September 17, 2012 at 3:19 pm
i added a "Status" field to my form, but i could'nt set "draft" as the default option and remove the "publish" option. how can i do these. İ think it doesn't let me do it. İn the dropdown it doesn't show the options for me to edit.
September 18, 2012 at 10:19 am
To set draft as the default, go to your form builder page, select draft in the status dropdown you created and update your form.
The publish option will only show for users who have WP permission to publish posts.
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