Ian

I figured this out. Basically, when I had redone my “More Fields” plugin, I had made it so the custom fields were not displaying on my regular posts anymore.

The data was still there and displaying on the website pages (https://www.tradereadingorder.com/dc-comics-universe/showcase-presents-jonah-hex-vol-1/ for example) but it wasn’t finding it to switch them over to the custom post type.

Or something along those lines. I made sure that all the “more fields” were displaying on every post type, at least, temporarily, in the backend, and now it seems to work fine.

I still wish there was some way to do bulk posts though! Can anyone tell me how to hack that into this? I feel like there must be, since I can do bulk edits to custom taxonomies and so on.

Great, thanks!

Just a minute after I posted this I ran into an error where it was displaying the cached pages of ME logged in to any user who visited the page. So there’s something weird going on with the logged in user caching and I had to disable that. Which means that the site will run fast for any casual visitor, but still slower for any of us who comment or log in. Frustrating!

WordPress 3.0, no multisite. Some tweaks and plugins needed to run all the site functions.

https://www.tradereadingorder.com

I’m not sure what other details to list, let me know if there are any specifics that would help!

So since I use /category/postname/ I should be fine, because I don’t have more than a couple thousand in any category?

For the layman, is there a maximum for what supercache will work with? I’m intending to have a lot of posts and custom post types in the longrun

Does each custom post type go into a different cache folder?

Figured it out, sort of. I had set the permalink structure to be /list/category-name/page/1

So it wasn’t working with just category-name/page/1

frustrating, wish it worked with both, but fixing my links to account for that seems to have solved the problem, at least as far as usability goes.

I found this plugin for converting my posts to the new post types:

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/post-type-switcher/

Is there a similar one for tags and taxonomies?

I tried changing the loop query but that didn’t seem to work.

well, that particular error has been long solved, but it seems similar to what I’m experiencing.

holy balls, I think I may have finally figured it out:

https://www.addthis.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=19982&sid=b1ad4867ada3b2d5761defa8f4185113&start=10

It might have something to do with addthis opening an iframe that just does some random bull?

Actually, I’ve decided it’s ok there (changed the design a bit) but I’m still not sure why it’s showing such a huge number of pages (to match all the items in the database) instead of just the ones related to that loop.

any thoughts on this? Is it possible that my database is overloaded and is not handling anything well?

hmm, I don’t see anything like that. It doesn’t seem to be calling the sidebar, though, it seems to be calling the content. I noticed the weirdest iteration of it yet today, an image didn’t load and the whole content loaded (complete with scroll bars so you could view it all) INSIDE the image, which was called with an object tag. Totally nuts!

I feel like it might be some kind of database error – resetting whenever it fails to load fully in some area?

Still no luck on this. I tried moving the sidebars to the header, it just happens partially down the page instead of in the sidebar.

no ideas?