Dashboard: Scheduled Posts

WordPress 2.5 introduces a widgetized dashboard and some people had been wanting to see a list of their scheduled posts on the dashboard, so I wrote this widget.

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37 comments to Dashboard: Scheduled Posts

  1. [...] Dashboard: Scheduled Posts 1.0.1 » Viper007Bond (url) Displays scheduled posts on your WordPress 2.5+ dashboard. [...]

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  7. [...] Scheduled Posts von Viper007Bondlistet die gespeicherten Beiträge, die erst in der Zukunft veröffentlicht werden. [...]

  8. ...paul says:

    Hi Viper — no joy with finding an answer to this myself, so thought I would ask the question here. :)

    I’ve set myself up with 2.7 testboard to check everything out before the coming release. The Scheduled Posts (and Draft Posts) widget is showing a warning, which wasn’t there in 2.6.5.

    Warning: extract() [function.extract]: First argument should be an array in /home/XXXXXXXX/public_html/test-blog/wp-content/plugins/dashboard-scheduled-posts/dashboard-scheduled-posts.php on line 50

    The list of posts displays under that warning.

    Presumably something has been changed with the 2.7 release. Any ideas? I find this plugin very helpful, so I’m hoping it prove to be something simple.

  9. Viper007Bond says:

    Yeah, this plugin is not compatible with WordPress 2.7. It will need updating.

  10. ...paul says:

    Hoping you’ll be upgrading sometime, but no pressure. This, and your Draft Posts Widget, sat at the top of my dashboard, and were most referred to, and helpful — especially this Scheduled Posts one.

  11. Tom Richmond says:

    Same issue here. This and your Technorati links widgets (same issue) were among my most useful dashboard elements. Thanks for considering updating them to be 2.7 compatible.

  12. Viper007Bond says:

    I never wrote a Technorati links widget.

  13. Tom Richmond says:

    hmmm. Guess I was confusing that one with another. Sorry.

    Hoping we’ll see that 2.7 compatible “Scheduled posts” plugin soon!

  14. Viper007Bond says:

    Tom Richmond on December 14th, 2008 at 1:52 PM wrote:

    Hoping we’ll see that 2.7 compatible “Scheduled posts” plugin soon!

    It’s for sure on my todo list, but I gotta recode my WordPress Admin Bar first. It’s broken as well, but more popular of a plugin.

  15. ...paul says:

    Viper007Bond on December 14th, 2008 at 10:03 PM wrote:

    It’s for sure on my todo list, but I gotta recode my WordPress Admin Bar first. It’s broken as well, but more popular of a plugin.

    No worries Viper. I shall add it as soon as you’ve done it, but no pressure as far as I’m concerned.

  16. Tom Richmond says:

    Yes, no pressure. Many thanks for your efforts and great plugins.

  17. Viper007Bond says:

    v2.0.0 released. Supports WordPress 2.7.

  18. ...paul says:

    That’s brilliant, thanks Viper.

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  20. Chris says:

    Great plugin! Seeing it in action, I can’t believe this isn’t built into WordPress. Thanks!

  21. [...] allows you to keep a steady stream of posts going, with a standard posting time for your readers. Dashboard: Scheduled Posts gives you a way to look at all of them without opening the Edit Posts section of your dashboard. [...]

  22. Brendan says:

    Thanks, this is excellent and exactly what I needed. Rock.

  23. Jodi says:

    Any quick way to get the scheduled posts to also publish as Google calendar events?

    Fantastic plugin! Should come standard with all future releases of WP.

    Thanks for your efforts.

  24. Is the current version of Scheduled Posts compatible with 2.8, or should we wait for an update?

  25. Viper007Bond says:

    George Coghill on July 6th, 2009 at 10:07 AM wrote:

    Is the current version of Scheduled Posts compatible with 2.8, or should we wait for an update?

    I assume it works, but I haven’t tried.

  26. ...paul says:

    Is the current version of Scheduled Posts compatible with 2.8, or should we wait for an update?

    It’s running fine on my 2.8 install.

  27. …paul on July 7th, 2009 at 1:06 AM wrote:

    [quote post="295"]Is the current version of Scheduled Posts compatible with 2.8, or should we wait for an update?

    It’s running fine on my 2.8 install.[/quote]
    Good to know, the only reason I am waiting for 2.8 compatibility is because I want to install on a blog that I manage that I can’t risk breaking anything.

  28. [...] article from Blazing Minds about the Best WordPress Blog Posting Plugins and found a plugin called Dashboard Scheduled Posts which I had never heard of. This WordPress plugin puts a dashboard module showing you all of your [...]

  29. Rami says:

    hi, i am using Dashboard: Scheduled Posts 2.0.0 on wordpress 3.0.3.

    you need to check the code using the “Log Deprecated Notices” plugin.

    (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/log-deprecated-notices/)

  30. Schach says:

    Hey Rami,

    thanks for the info. I didnt see that…

  31. LizzyFin says:

    I’m using it on WP 3.1.1 and it works brilliantly! Thanks Viper!

  32. [...] Dashboard: Scheduled Posts is a WordPress plugin that allows users to automatically sort out scheduled post. This plugin automatically creates a dashboard wherein scheduled or pending posts will be listed and viewed by users. This helps organize websites easily. [...]

  33. Hi Alex,
    I am also a fan of the “Editorial Calendar” plugin. I altered your code in the functions “register_widget” and further below in the widget itself to do something like

    <?php If (is_plugin_active('editorial-calendar/edcal.php')) : ?>
    <a href="edit.php?page=cal" class="button">
    <?php else : ?>
    <a href="edit.php?post_status=future" class="button">
    <?php endif ?>

    So I jump to the calendar page when clicking the “view all” button. Obviously, in future releases these changes will get lost. Is there a way in wordpress to inherit from your code and make my changes permanent? Or have a settings variable somewhere in the config file?

    Cheers, Thorsten

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