mikecron

I’ve tried this out ourselves using the Toolset Types & Views plugins (available in the plugin repository (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/types/) and Toolset.com).

To reproduce:

1. Install both plugins
2. Set up a new Custom Post Type with a File Upload field
3. Add a new file to the custom post
4. Open a page for editing and create a new link to the same file on the page
5. Use Enable Media Replace to change the file AND file name of the file in the Media Library
6. The link to the file will be correctly replaced on the page, but will not be updated in the Custom Post

From what I’ve gleaned, it’s that the plugin scans post_content but not post_meta.

Hi @ovann86, just wanted to bump this up. I know the plugin should be compatible with GravityPDF, but it seems that the multi-file upload doesn’t translate over to the PDF output. I’m not sure if that issue is in this plugin or in GravityPDF.

Thanks!

Aurovrata — just wanted to thank you for picking up on the development of this plugin. It’s been one of the better plugins for post reordering and an important part of many of our sites. We were crestfallen when it stopped working properly a while back.

Your version works great — thank you!

Upgrading to 2.7 via WPAU worked for you? My upgrade seemed to go without a hitch, no errors reported, but now I have a redirect loop error. I can get to my admin interface, but not to the website itself. I’m trying to sort it out, without much success. Anyone else run into a problem like this?

Visiting the WPAU page at techie Buzz, the plugin was officially retired back in September because of 2.7’s built-in core updater (https://techie-buzz.com/wordpress-plugins/officially-retiring-wordpress-automatic-upgrade.html).