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Sorry to resurrect the old post but…
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/just-to-make-sure-wpmvc-does-not-work-with-wp4-right?replies=1#post-6095048
I have the same issue with WP4 so it seems like the plugin does not work with newer WP releases.
It is a shame as it is the most mature of any other WP MVC frameworks I’ve seen.
Does anyone know any decent alternative?

Thanks

I got the response on StackExchange

When you register the taxonomies you can specify multiple post types:

function register_my_taxonomies() {
register_taxonomy(
                  'location',
                  array('post','page', 'adverts', 'businesses'),

you can use WordPress RSS feed

Try to check this discussion:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-contact-form-7-not-sending-email?replies=44

Confirm, something is wrong with this plugin. A client called 3hrs ago and complained he gets a HTTP Error.

The life twisted in a way that I had to return to this plugin. This meant I had to fix the encoding problem.
The solution is:
Open plugins/ec_management.class.php
Go to line 693 (actually, yours might be slightly different but still nearby as my script is customized a bit)
You will find a line
<td><input class="ec-edit-form-text" type="text" name="EC_title" id="EC_title" value="<?php echo htmlentities(stripslashes($event->eventTitle),ENT_QUOTES);?>" /></td>
Replace it with
<td><input class="ec-edit-form-text" type="text" name="EC_title" id="EC_title" value="<?= $event->eventTitle ?>" /></td>
Do the same with locaion and address.
This will cause a small secutity breach. If you are the only person adding events and ordinary users cannot do that, then you are fine. If (like in my case) everyone can submit an event for moderation (that’s one more feature the plugin lacks so I had to do it myself), then be sure to check every single string you add to the database.

Solved. This was the Simple Custom Post Type Archives plugin issue.

Thanks, that did the trick! Shame I did not notice the presence of author argument in codex.

The same thing happened with me, thanks God there are post revisions.
Cheers for the code, seems it’s working.

Strange, other CPT posts show fine so this is not a WP issue, but something I did wrong.
Could you please give me a direction? What can potentially cause the problem?

Is there still a FTP access? You can check WP config file for DB username and password, then login to phpMyAdmin (most hosters have it nowadays) and change admin password to whatever you like.

Updates mean that some features were added, bugs fixed and so on. If you stick to the same WP version and plugin works fine it is not vital to update it unless you want to upgrade to a higher WP version. Although, if you are not running a very old WP version I would recommend to update regularly as those updates sometimes include security fixes. Otherwise your website can become vulnerable.

Solved, Google Maps v3 API provides the geocoding feature

Solved. Started working with no obvious reason 0_o

Same issue. Checked the encoding in every single file – no success, it’s all UTF-8. Cyrillic description is displaying fine although title, location and url cannot display and Cyrillic text at all.
I checked the DB as well, encoding is UTF-8. The only difference I found between description and other fields is that description attribute type in DB is text, but others are varchar(255). Changed it to text – still to success.
Any ideas would be appreciated.