I have a blog website with different category pages. Currently, we need to manually publish posts that are scheduled for a future date. I would like to automate this process so that posts set with a future publish date go live automatically on the website.
I’d appreciate your help or any suggestions you might have.
That is typically done via a script that is triggered via a cron job
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@texnixe Wouldn’t that also work with a controller if he set the date in the article to a date in the future?
/site/controllers/blog.php
<?php
return function ($page) {
$posts = $page->children()
->listed()
->filter(function ($post) {
return $post->date()->toDate() <= time();
})
->sortBy('date', 'desc');
return compact('posts');
};
But with your example, the page would already be listed, not a draft, and that would not apply to a single page.
My colleague and I have a plugin for that, which must be triggered via a cronjob. It has a Webhook URL for that. It comes with two panel fields to enable/disable auto-publishing and a date-time-field for the moment to publish. We haven’t published the plugin currently, but if there is a need, we could do so.
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That would be awesome! I’ve been contemplating building one myself, but haven’t had the time yet.
Hi @mauricehh
It would be great if you could share the plugin file with me so I can try implementing it.
Alright, I’ll give you an update once the plugin is available
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