I do have the same issue as in here. Since I can't leave a comment and so I post another new topic for help. Does anybody else can solve it? I come across the same issue suddenly. I haven't tried to add 'post_status' => 'publish' to arg as it is not a workable way for me since I do not know when and how many of my user writing a "future" post. I can't teach them to add that to arg one by one for everytime when do making a scheduled post, they are a typical end user, no coding. Besides, it should be a default feature that should be working without extra effort.
I do have the same issue as in here. Since I can't leave a comment and so I post another new topic for help. Does anybody else can solve it? I come across the same issue suddenly. I haven't tried to add 'post_status' => 'publish' to arg as it is not a workable way for me since I do not know when and how many of my user writing a "future" post. I can't teach them to add that to arg one by one for everytime when do making a scheduled post, they are a typical end user, no coding. Besides, it should be a default feature that should be working without extra effort.
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