nc_nc

I have a similar issue, and I just found this plug-in. It may work better for what we need it for.

I should mention … this is me you have been helping (same topic)

I have been looking at this, but somehow can’t get it to work. Would I still need to add code to my plug-in.php file?

how can I get a meta-box to visually group different taxonomies (selects)? Somehow I can’t get anything to show if set in the terms folder.

@codestylist thank you for correcting me. I reactivated the plug-in Polylang and instead of using English I selected French as first “add Language”. And boom — it started to work. Not only that, — but Polylang found all my other languages I had setup, and since deleted from my taxonomies. Very strange. Somehow it did not like to start off adding English. (Maybe me removing these taxonomies helped it get started.)

[Resolved]

OK – I found that the free version is not supporting custom post types – I had the default post types disabled, so it gave me that “not very helpful” error. It should have alerted: “your default posts are disabled, and custom post types are only supported in Polylang Pro”

https://polylang.pro/downloads/polylang-pro/

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by nc_nc.

Thank you for checking. I deactivated Piklist and I am still getting the error. It must be something else.

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What is the difference between Folder Structure for your theme and Folder Structure for your plugin? Is the ‘Folder Structure for your theme’ the front-end, and the ‘Folder Structure for your plugin’ the back-end/admin section of WP?

Also, my folder structure looks different: wp-content/plugins/piklist/parts and there is no /terms folder. I see the piklist-demo /wp-content/plugins/piklist/add-ons/piklist-demos/parts/terms has a /terms folder with lots of files in it.

I figured it out. I needed to have it go here:
https://www.filmfix.net/blog/index.php/wp-json/wp/v2/filmfixblog/

PS. It is the post_content and post_title that I am after.

Sorry. My setup is explained in detail here. It must have been late… forgot to add the link (and as new user was not able to edit things.)

I noticed that the WP code has some serious problems when hosting it the way I tried to do. Lots of UI bugs in the back-end. SSL and non-SSL setup over a proxy breaks the code in too may places.

A related problem I experienced is explained here.

I would think that WP would support this kind of setup, but apparently not — as it stand.

Ross, thank you taking the time to write. I tried to get the Apache to proxy to IIS, but that did not work. Somehow WP logic is not allowing this. I was doing the rewrites with Apache, but could not get it to work. After that I tried to do the rewrites on IIS – also could not get it working. WP can somehow not be setup behind a proxy where SSL is on to the outside, but off to the inside of the network. I gave up and with the idea to host the site with IIS. Now Apache is hosting it, and all is well.