WordPress: Trash Custom Post Type après 30 jours

Question

Je veux jeter (pas forcer supprimer) un type de message personnalisé après 30 jours. Pour ce faire, je l'ai trouvé une bonne solution de @-pieter Goosen supprimer les messages après plusieurs jours: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/209046/delete-expired-posts-after-a-number-of-days-after-they-expired

Mon problème est que la fonction supprime tous les messages de ce type et message personnalisé n » t utiliser la poubelle.

Mon code ressemble à ceci:

function get_exired_posts_to_delete() 
{ 
    /** 
    * If you need posts that expired more than a week ago, we would need to 
    * get the unix time stamp of the day a week ago. You can adjust the relative 
    * date and time formats as needed. 
    * @see http://php.net/manual/en/function.strtotime.php 
    * @see http://php.net/manual/en/datetime.formats.php 
    */ 
    // As example, we need to get posts that has expired more than 7days ago 
    $past = strtotime("- 1 week"); 

    // Set our query arguments 
    $args = [ 
     'fields'   => 'ids', // Only get post ID's to improve performance 
     'post_type'  => 'job', 
     'post_status' => 'publish', 
     'posts_per_page' => -1, 
     'date_query' => array(
      'column' => 'post_date_gmt', 
      'before' => '30 days' 
     ) 
    ]; 
    $q = get_posts($args); 

    // Check if we have posts to delete, if not, return false 
    if (!$q) 
     return false; 

    // OK, we have posts to delete, lets delete them 
    foreach ($q as $id) 
     wp_delete_post($id); 
} 

// expired_post_delete hook fires when the Cron is executed 
add_action('expired_post_delete', 'get_exired_posts_to_delete'); 

// Add function to register event to wp 
add_action('wp', 'register_daily_post_delete_event'); 
function register_daily_post_delete_event() { 
    // Make sure this event hasn't been scheduled 
    if(!wp_next_scheduled('expired_post_delete')) { 
     // Schedule the event 
     wp_schedule_event(time(), 'daily', 'expired_post_delete'); 
    } 
} 

Y at-il anythin mal à la requête de la date?

Et y a-t-il une meilleure solution pour utiliser le serveur cron à la place du WP cron?

Answer 1

J'ai trouvé une solution à ma question.

Pour le problème avec la corbeille, j'ai changé l'argument wp_delete_post() en wp_trash_post() car wp_delete_post() s'applique uniquement aux publications, pages et pièces jointes natives. Grande réponse de @rarst ici: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/281877/error-after-deleting-custom-post-type-with-a-function-no-trash-used/281888#281888

Voici mon code:

function get_delete_old_jobs() { 
    // Set our query arguments 
    $args = [ 
     'fields'   => 'ids', // Only get post ID's to improve performance 
     'post_type'  => 'job', 
     'post_status' => 'publish', 
     'posts_per_page' => -1, 
     'date_query' => array(
      'before' => date('Y-m-d', strtotime('-30 days')) 
     ) 
    ]; 
    $q = get_posts($args); 

    // Check if we have posts to delete, if not, return false 
    if (!$q) 
     return false; 

    // OK, we have posts to delete, lets delete them 
    foreach ($q as $id) 
     wp_trash_post($id); 
} 

// expired_post_delete hook fires when the Cron is executed 
add_action('old_job_delete', 'get_delete_old_jobs'); 


// Add function to register event to wp 
add_action('wp', 'register_daily_jobs_delete_event'); 

function register_daily_jobs_delete_event() { 
    // Make sure this event hasn't been scheduled 
    if(!wp_next_scheduled('old_job_delete')) { 
     // Schedule the event 
     wp_schedule_event(time(), 'hourly', 'old_job_delete'); 
    } 
}