I am working with Steve on another issue (https://piklist.com/support/topic/piklist-wysiwyg-breaking-format-in-piklist-group/#post-4465). Since this is a totally different problem, I’m opening another topic.

After updating to Piklist V0.9.9.1, I now cannot publish posts. When I click the Publish button, the post always stays as Draft, even if I manually choose Publish from the Status drop-down menu. The only way it lets me change to Publish is if I back out to the posts list in the admin screen and change the status using a quick edit.

The above issues happens after I associate a metabox to my custom post type. If no metabox is associated to the custom post type, it will let me publish the post.

MY CUSTOM POST TYPE CODE

/*******************************************************************************
* Calendar Post Type
* ===================
*******************************************************************************/
add_filter('piklist_post_types', 'ug_calendar_post_type');
 function ug_calendar_post_type($post_types)
 {
  $post_types['ug_calendar'] = array(
    'labels' => piklist('post_type_labels', 'Calendar')
    ,'title' => __('Enter a new event')
    ,'public' => true
	,'menu_icon' => plugins_url('piklist/parts/img/dw-admin-icon.png') 
	,'page_icon' => plugins_url('piklist/parts/img/dw-page-icon-32.png')
    ,'rewrite' => array(
      'slug' => 'ug-calendar'
    )
    ,'supports' => array(
      'author'
	  ,'title'
	  ,'page-attributes'
      ,'revisions'
	  ,'comments'
    )
    ,'hide_meta_box' => array(
      'author'
	  ,'comments'
	  ,'revisons'
    )
  );
return $post_types;
}

MY METABOX CODE (copied straight from the draggable editor demo file. I changed the post type parameter and removed the tabs, however)

<?php
/*
Title: Draggable Editor
Post Type: ug_calendar
Order: 110
*/

  piklist('field', array(
    'type' => 'editor'
    ,'field' => 'post_content_full'
    ,'scope' => 'post_meta'
    ,'template' => 'field'
    ,'value' => sprintf(__('You can remove the left label when displaying the editor by defining %1$s in the field parameters. This will make it look like the default WordPress editor. To learn about replacing the WordPress editor %2$sread our Tutorial%2$s.', 'piklist-demo'), '<code>\'template\'=>\'field\'</code>', '<a href="http://piklist.com/user-guide/tutorials/replacing-wordpress-post-editor/">', '</a>')
    ,'options' => array (
      'wpautop' => true
      ,'media_buttons' => true
      ,'shortcode_buttons' => true
      ,'tabindex' => ''
      ,'editor_css' => ''
      ,'editor_class' => ''
      ,'teeny' => false
      ,'dfw' => false
      ,'tinymce' => array(
        'resize' => false
        ,'wp_autoresize_on' => true
      )
      ,'quicktags' => true
      ,'drag_drop_upload' => true
    )
    ,'on_post_status' => array(
      'value' => 'lock'
    )
  ));

  piklist('shared/code-locater', array(
    'location' => __FILE__
    ,'type' => 'Meta Box'
  ));