I currently have add_action('admin_notices','my_notice_function'); updating correctly whenever a page is refreshed (it’s checking if a certain page has a certain parent) but when using the “Quick Edit” my admin_notices is not fired.
When trying to hook the same function into add_action('save_post','my_notice_function')); it breaks the formatted table and doesn’t display the error message in the normal admin_notices section at the top of the page.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Code, as it stands:
public function init() {
add_action('admin_notices','page_check');
add_action('save_post','page_check');
}
public function page_check(){
if(PluginCommon::verifyPages('error')){
?>
<div class='alert-message alert-danger' id='page_errors'>
<h2>A problem has been detected.</h2>
<ul><?php echo PluginCommon::verifyPages('error'); ?></ul>
</div>
<?php
}
}
The
admin_noticeshook fires only once per page load, and isn’t fired when a post is quick-edited.You would have to do it browser-side with javascript – that is, listen for when someone edits and saves a post (which is done via AJAX) and use javascript to display a message.
A quick glance at the javascript file responsible for quick editing (wp-admin/js/inline-edit-post.dev.js), and unfortunately there doesn’t appear to be a way of knowing when the AJAX response has been received.