A new way to create, move, edit and publish your pages for your favorite CMS.

Advanced Page Manager

*** SUPPORT FOR THIS PLUGIN HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED ***
It is hard to manage WordPress pages when it comes to have more than 10 static pages, right ? Current UI makes it difficult to manage a whole tree of pages. Advanced Page Manager aims to create a totally new Page Manager Panel designed to help you get the job done.
Discover how in 3 minutes (better in HD or 480p).
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<h4>So, what should you expect from this plugin ?</h4>
<ul>
<li>An easy understand tree. All your pages are presented in an easy to understand tree with all necessary actions to take care of them.</li>
<li>Browse, Show/hide subpages. The plugin even remembers the state of each page so that you won&#8217;t have to browse again and again the tree to find the same page.</li>
<li>Classic actions. Of course, classic actions such as Edit, Preview/View are still there !</li>
<li>Add, move and delete pages from within the tree. But you will also be able to add, move and delete pages from within the tree. And no more cumbersome drag/drop to move pages. We have created a zen way for you to do that 🙂 Also, you don&#8217;t have to edit to add a page anymore. Just click the Add New button.</li>
<li>New Status for pages. WordPress Status are fine for posts but sound odd for pages. With APM, your pages are online or&#8230; offline. Simple no ?</li>
<li>Publish/unpublish. Push online (or pull offline) one or more pages directly from the tree.</li>
<li>Template Management. Affect or change template for 1 page or any selected range of pages.</li>
<li>Select pages. We also provide an easy way to select all subpages for a given parent page.</li>
<li>Where is my page ? From the Edit panel, the result lists or even the theme itself, you&#8217;ll be able to find your page in the tree thanks to the Where my page? button.</li>
<li>Search and filter. Search for pages. Filter to get the list of all online or offline pages. Sort by column in result lists.</li>
<li>No clumsy interface. As you, we love the WordPress UI. You&#8217;ll feel at home with APM. The plugin interface matches WordPress standards.</li>
<li>Theme integration. We also respect your theme. Pages are still pages even managed by APM. No need to change your templates.</li>
<li>Template Tags. However, we provide a new set of Template Tags to handle pages in your themes. Feel free to use them if you need to.</li>
<li>Don&#8217;t like it ? Under the hood, it&#8217;s still WordPress. If you uninstall APM, your pages will be there because it&#8217;s your content and we care for it.</li>
<li>Don&#8217;t speak English ? APM is also available in French. Want it in your language ? All strings are available to translation in the <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Translating_WordPress" rel="nofollow">WordPress way</a>.</li>
</ul>
Download and install Advanced Page Manager to fully enjoy it !
<h3>About</h3>
<h4>Hooks</h4>
Add custom columns
apm_manage_pages_columns
<ul>
<li>Type filter</li>
<li>Purpose : allows to add or modify columns to display on the APM pages tree and lists</li>
<li>Takes one argument / return value</li>
<li>$apm_columns : associative array where keys are the name of the columns, and values are the header texts for those columns</li>
<li>The usage is the same as <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/manage_pages_columns" rel="nofollow">the native &#8220;manage_pages_columns&#8221; WordPress hook</a></li>
</ul>
apm_manage_pages_custom_column
<ul>
<li>Type : action</li>
<li>Purpose : displays the custom column information for each page row in the APM tree.</li>
<li>Takes 3 arguments</li>
<li>$column_name : column name (string)</li>
<li>$post_id : WordPress ID of the page row being displayed (int)</li>
<li>$apm_node : APM specific data about this page (object)</li>
<li>The usage is the same as <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/manage_pages_custom_column" rel="nofollow">the native &#8220;manage_pages_custom_column&#8221; WordPress hook</a></li>
</ul>
Example : create and populate a new column in the APM tree 
 add_filter(&#8216;apm_manage_pages_columns&#8217;, &#8216;add_my_custom_column&#8217;); 
 function add_my_custom_column($apm_columns){ 
 $apm_columns[&#8216;my_new_column_name&#8217;] = &#8220;Header text (or HTML) for that column&#8221;; 
 return $apm_columns; 
 } 
 add_action(&#8216;apm_manage_pages_custom_column&#8217;,&#8217;apm_manage_pages_custom_column&#8217;,10,3); 
 function apm_manage_pages_custom_column($column_name,$post_id,$apm_node){ 
 if( $column_name == &#8216;my_new_column_name&#8217; ){ 
 ?&gt; 
 Display here the content of the column for the page with ID = $post_id
 <a href="#" title="My Action" rel="nofollow">My action</a> 
 &lt;?php 
 }
Sorting Custom Columns
apm_custom_sql_orderby’
<ul>
<li>Type : filter</li>
<li>Purpose : Define the SQL &#8220;order by&#8221; for a custom column</li>
<li>Takes 3 argument</li>
<li>$order_by_sql : mysql order string to return (eg. “p.post_modified DESC”)</li>
<li>$orderby : curent column to sort on (eg. “apm-last-modified”)</li>
<li>$order : mysql order (ASC or DESC)</li>
</ul>
apm_custom_sql_join
<ul>
<li>Type : filter</li>
<li>Purpose : Define the SQL &#8220;JOIN&#8221; statement needed for sorting a custom column</li>
<li>Takes 2 argument</li>
<li>$join : SQL join string (eg. LEFT JOIN $wpdb-&gt;postmeta AS my_pm ON my_pm.post_id = p.ID AND my_pm.meta_key = &#8216;_my_meta&#8217;)</li>
<li>$orders : key =&gt; value array of sql orders for the current query</li>
</ul>
Last Modified addon
apm_addon_last_modified_column_label
<ul>
<li>Type : filter</li>
<li>Purpose : change the column label</li>
<li>Takes 1 argument</li>
<li>$column label : column label (string)</li>
</ul>
apm_addon_last_modified_date
<ul>
<li>Type : filter</li>
<li>Purpose : change the format of the modified date</li>
<li>Takes 3 arguments</li>
<li>$page_modified_html : final modified date HTML</li>
<li>$page_modified_raw : modified date in the native WP format for pages lists</li>
<li>$page : WordPress page object</li>
</ul>
<h4>Who&#8217;s behind this plugin ?</h4>
January the 21st, 2013 &#8211; Advanced Page Manager has been designed and developed by a group of WordPress addicts doing professional WordPress projects (among other things like living a normal life). The idea of Advanced Page Manager emerged as we were working on news sites with a lot of pro contents that were&#8230; not news but kind of knowledge base (eg. best practices, tutorials&#8230;). It was obvious that we could do those contents with standard posts but we had also to twist them in a way we felt as not as a good way to go. So we decided to give a boost to WordPress pages to match a more CMS like management. But we also felt that we had to respect WordPress (UI of course and also technically speaking). We are very happy to release it after 4 months of hard work and hope that you will enjoy it in your own projects.
We&#8217;d like to thank the <a href="http://www.groupemoniteur.fr/" rel="nofollow">Groupe Moniteur</a>, a french B2B news company, that allowed us to develop this project. More specificaly, we thank Caroline Tessier and Claire de Smedt, both wonderful project managers for their help (and patience).
<ul>
<li>Benjamin Lupu : interface design, project management</li>
<li>Mathieu Le Roi : lead developer, technical design</li>
<li>Maxime Breton : frontend development</li>
<li>Adrian Koss : web design, icons</li>
</ul>
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