arjanvandenbos

I found the cause of my permalink problems.
Not so much the plugin itself but the fact that I used ‘year’ as a slug for one of the CPT’s. I now know that this slug should not be used and is reserved for WordPress (https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/register_taxonomy#Reserved_Terms).

You might want to build in some sort of alert for the users of the plugin in a next version to avoid them making the same mistake.

I have a similar issue, took me a while to nail it down to Custom Post Types UI but that definitely seems to be the cause.
Scenario: site under development with 3 Custom Post Types + 4 Custom Taxonomies.
Everything was working fine, with /%postname%/ permalink but somehow something happened, most likely after adding the 3rd post type.
Now the /%postname%/ permalink does not work, it results in most pages (normal pages, not posts – but strangely enough not all of them) going to the posts ‘Home’ page (not 404).
The ‘default’ permalink is working fine, so does the Numeric ‘/archives/%post_id%’ permalink that I am using now.

I have tried different ways to correct this:
– not a theme issue: also happens with default WP theme
– not connected to another plugin as it also happens with all plugins (except CPT UI) disabled
– even moved a copy of the site to another server: still same issue
– archiving for CPT is on
– changed page names with possibly permalinks conflicting with CPT
– checked .htaccess file

I see that you are looking for beta testers for 0.9 version; could that version possibly address this issue ?

Yes, it created a revision, but not visible on the Post Edit screen; I could see the revision in the database (using phpMyAdmin).
Found some old, unused tables in the database for Easy Content Types plugin, which I deleted; this still did not solve the problem.
I went back to deactivating all plugins once more and activating them one by one; in the end I found that the plugin Simple Optimizer at times, after using it to delete all revisions, causes the Revisions not be appear again on the Post Edit screen.
I deleted this plugin and installed WP-Optimize, but also this plugin gave similar results. I have now removed both optimization plugin and the revisions are working normally again.

Thanks, I was now able to activate the plugin and play with it.

However, I was not able to do what I needed to do, which is to create a list of all posts (using ID + title) and their corresponding custom taxonomies.
There seems to be no option to incluse (custom) taxonomies in the export file.

Hi John,
Thanks for your reply.
I will look at the CSS of that site.
Arjan

thanks for the very quick response.
The PHP version was 5.2… but am now using 5.3.13
Also had WP-Table reloaded installed but deactivated; I have now completely removed it (including all tables etc)

CSV file to tabe: I had NOT included https://; when I include it, the CSV file to table option works fine.

I am however still having the same problem with commas in cell data, even after changing the [table] short tag or changing the Enclosure Parser Option

It is now working fine
Thanks

I am experiencing the same problem on two different wordpress installations.
I now just use the shortcode in a Text Widget, this works well

What worked for me is following: I reinstalled WordPress but the standard English version, then only uploaded the Dutch .mo file and changed the language.

I have the same problem on a Dutch language WordPress installation.
However when I install the P2 theme on a standard English version, it works as it should, i.e. without reloading – strange
Something to do with the localized version of WP?