bradgb

Exactly what I needed. Thank you!

Eddie,

So WordPress must use post_type=”post” in its category query, makes sense. Thanks!

I encountered the same limit of 90 items max. All the rest would just disappear on save. Increasing memory related settings had no effect. The solution was to increase max_input_vars as stated above.

Usability aside: Since the default setting for php max_input_vars=1000, and the menu editor has > 10 fields per menu item, its pretty safe to assume that using a standard wordpress install people ARE going to encounter an upper limit of less then 100 menu items. While this isn’t WP’s fault, the menu editor should really handle this more smoothly. Perhaps it could warn people if they are nearing the limit, and/or some items were trucated.

After further testing, here is what I’ve found out.

My custom content type configuration is somehow corrupted!

As stated before, if I disable ‘Customize Columns’, my posts no longer display, so I am unable to revert the columns settings to their defaults (aka: disabled). The end result is that both CCTM and Admin Columns fight over control, and I end up with broken admin display.

As a test I created a new custom type + custom date field using CCTM. When viewing the ‘Columns’ tab, I see nothing is checked (so this must be the default). I added a post and everything still appears ok. I can then configure the Admin Columns plugin to display this custom date field correctly.

Hopefully that makes sense. Thanks again!

Brad