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WordPress 3.6: Autosave and Post Locking
I want, as a major 3.6 bullet point, that we should never lose posts due to expired cookies, loss of connection, inadvertent navigation (even if AYS’d), plugin or core errors on save, browser crashes,...
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Components and design As Mark pointed out earlier, this task includes several different components: “WP Heartbeat” API, #23216. This will do polling or long-polling so the server is able to send data...
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Today we had our first scheduled meeting. Consensus was, for a first pass: Display a simple lock/padlock icon next to locked posts within the post list screen, leaving the “Request Lock” button for the...
View ArticleAgenda for today’s autosave and post locking team…
Agenda for today’s autosave and post locking team meeting at 2100 UTC: Assign contributors for each component: Autosave in the browser storage, Post locking, Login expiration warning. Further...
View ArticleAutosave and Post Locking Update, 1/25
We had our scheduled meeting today in IRC to continue planning the feature for this cycle. @azaozz noted that he’s continuing work on the Heartbeat API #23216, on schedule for initial commit before...
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Autosave and Post Locking Update 2/2
A quick update on status! Earlier this week, the initial run at the Heartbeat API went in. @azaozz is continuing to work on it, and flesh out the API further ( #23216 ). Tonight, the initial post lock...
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Autosave and Post Locking – 2/13
This is a rather late update, and will serve for the last two; apologies! Last week, we talked about the locks that went in, and @markjaquith suggested that we replace the “lock” with a Gravatar, which...
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Autosave and Post Locking – 3/6
Improved user logout notification ( #23295 ) is now in core, and its UI has been tweaked to directly show the login box, rather than prompting first: There’s been discussion as to whether it’s better...
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