Jeff

So how about now? Any word on this?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Jeff.

Hey! +1, for what it’s worth! ??

Same issue here. It seems like it WAS working with CPT before I upgraded to 4.1.1? But now I have no metaboxes in my custom post types, and no “Twitter Cards” checkbox in the Screen Options dropdown. Still appears with generic posts, though.

Sure. I just added a “publicize” checkbox to the “Supports” section of the plugin code, and it seems to be happy with that—cosmetically, at least. I’ll have an excuse to test it for real shortly. Thanks!

Got it, thanks. Didn’t want to go hacking around in the code if there was an “official” way to do it!

And fixed. I’m an idiot. I had disabled admin_color_scheme_picker in functions.php ages ago, for some reason. Thanks for your help—I wouldn’t have thought to look there. Sheesh.

Ag. I’ve got it—of course—it’s something in my functions.php file. No idea how I’ll track this down, but at least I’ve narrowed the field a bit!

So my actual “front-end” theme could be killing it somehow? (I wouldn’t put it out of the question—it was built from scratch and has evolved over a few years, and is now mostly spaghetti…) Does blog theme code bleed into admin theme code somehow?

Interestingly enough, the “plugins-old” trick doesn’t bring it back.

It literally is not there—the code isn’t being written into the page, because (I imagine) it’s failing the check.

Screenshot: https://eagln.st/MFZ9B

Just grabbed the update—looks awesome! ??

Wow, cool—thanks. I’ll hang around. ??

For the record, the show_ui option is set to true.

I started with more-types a looong time ago, and wish I could go back and just code my types by hand—it doesn’t seem that more-types is being actively developed any more. But I’m so ‘types’ dependent now, I’m terrified of something going terribly, terribly wrong.

Wow. Honestly, I can’t remember what I meant by that. Maybe it had to do with some other posts I was reading…

I’m pretty sure that the key for me was that the /tmp directory on the server was full. Are you on shared hosting? You might want to ask your host to check that for you.

I grabbed the latest release from github (https://github.com/mikejolley/download-monitor), installed it, and changed locations. Something cleared it up, because it’s working now!

Edit: For completeness’s sake, it looks like the /tmp directory on my server was full—host had cleaned it out, and thus the fix, I think.

Ok, for the record, it looks like an old bug still lurks in the code. The solution in this thread works for me: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-more-types-fatal-error-call-to-a-member-function-add_cap?replies=25

Line 139, this time, instead of 135.