'Schema' ); // now loop through $items array and remove, then // add submit meta box for each post type, by using // values from array to complete this. foreach( $items as $item => $value ) { remove_meta_box('submitdiv', $item, 'core'); // $item represents post_type add_meta_box('submitdiv', sprintf( __('%s'), $value ), 'schema_wp_submit_meta_box', $item, 'side', 'low'); // $value will be the output title in the box } } add_action( 'admin_menu', 'schema_wp_replace_submit_meta_box' ); /** * Custom edit of default wordpress publish box callback * loop through each custom post type and remove default * submit box, replacing it with custom one that has * only submit button with custom text on it (add/update) * * @global $action, $post * @see wordpress/includes/metaboxes.php * @since 1.0 * */ function schema_wp_submit_meta_box() { global $action, $post; $post_type = $post->post_type; // get current post_type $post_type_object = get_post_type_object($post_type); $can_publish = current_user_can($post_type_object->cap->publish_posts); // again, use the same array. It is important // to put it in same order, so that it can // follow the right meta box $items = array( 'schema' => 'Schema' ); // now create var $item that will take only right // post_type information for currently displayed // post_type. Because $post_type var will store // only current post_type, it will correspond to // the appropriate 'key' from the $items array. // This $item will hold only the string name of // the post_type which will be used further in context // on appropriate places. $item = $items[$post_type]; ?>
ID ) ) { if ( !EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS ) $delete_text = __('Delete Permanently'); else $delete_text = __('Move to Trash'); ?>
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