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What Types version are you using on the site?

That is because you have PHP7. Types is compatible with PHP7 since the (upcoming) version 1.9.

Hi again, hgh001. We’re in a process of debugging this issue. Would you be willing to provide the actual XML file that was causing you problems? If yes, kindly send it to my e-mail address [email protected].

Hi guys, as I have said on several other threads, Types will be compatible with PHP7 since the upcoming 1.9 release. You can already download the beta (https://wp-types.com/2016/01/types-1-9-beta1/).

Thank you a lot distinct! You are right and we’re going to review this.

I completely agree with the WP way. On the other hand Types is quite a complex plugin with multiple interactions with other Toolset plugins and several other use-cases and, why not admit it, certain technological debt. We’re working hard to make it as WP-compliant as possible, it’s an ongoing effort. But we also need to be very careful about all possible implications of seemingly simple changes like this.

Glad to know! ??

Cheers!

Hello haohunter, if you mean custom groups on the Edit Post page, you should be able to rearrange them by drag&drop as any other box on that page. The arrangement of those boxes is saved and applied by WordPress itself. Does that work for you?

Please take a look here: https://wp-types.com/2015/07/how-to-group-posts-by-category/

It is possible to use this technique also for what you’re trying to achieve. You’d create a Content Template for the parent post type, which would display a View like the parent View in the document above. Then you need to add an additional filter to the child View – Post relationship filter “Select posts that are children of the Post where this View is inserted.”

That should do the trick.

Sorry for being perhaps too brief, but we have a very limited capacity to provide support here. Feel free to ask in our forums if you have more questions https://wp-types.com/forums/ ??

Hi Theodor, if I understand correctly, you could use repeating fields in Types: https://wp-types.com/documentation/user-guides/repeating-fields/

That allows you to create a field which is saved as multiple postmeta database rows, each with one date.

I hope this helps.

Hi pakkiodj, you should be able to reorder fields on the Edit Post Field Group page by dragging them to their place and saving the group. Please report a bug if that doesn’t work in the upcoming 1.9 release (you can try a beta here: https://wp-types.com/2016/01/types-1-9-beta1/).

I hope this helps.

Hello Chris, I’m sorry for the late reply. Can you please check with our 1.9-beta (https://wp-types.com/2016/01/types-1-9-beta1/) if the issue still persists? I tried to replicate it but I got no 404, everything works as expected.

Hi distict, please allow me a more generic question – is there a special reason why you’re using query_posts() instead of get_posts(), WP_Query or the pre_get_posts hook? According to Codex, using query_posts() directly is quite strongly discouraged.

Hi Victoria, unfortunately we were not able to reproduce this issue. It sounds rather like a problem with downloading the file from the webserver. It might depend on your server/hosting configuration.

Hi leandro_S, I’m sorry for the late reply. Can you please check with the 1.9-beta version (https://wp-types.com/2016/01/types-1-9-beta1/) and let us know if the issue still persists?