nsp-code

But it should be consistent and not change once your reloaded the page. Does something changes on database during page reload?

It should be a cache issue.

Hello,
This should work fine, most probably there’s a glitch with another plugin, as it supposed to be archive interface (all posts) probably there’s a mix.
Can you try to disable other plugins to find out the one causing the conflict? Then i’ll try to debug on our environment.

Thanks

Can you check your server error logs for any clues?
Also see if disable other plugins makes a fix.

Hi Scharaden,
If you own the advanced version, I suggest so you get in touch at https://www.nsp-code.com/ for a fast support.

However, from your last print screen it appear you hard-coded categories id’s e.g. include=500,3 That means it will specifically include those id’s no mater the language you see on front side. Remember each category use different id so you should use icl_object_id() to retrieve the correct term for current language.

Thanks

Hi,
As administrator, go to Settings > Post Types Order > “Minimum Level to use this plugin” you need to change that to another role.

Thanks

Hi,
No problem, you are now set as editor for Finnish language, please check at https://translate.www.ads-software.com/projects/wp-plugins/taxonomy-terms-order/dev/fi/default

Thanks

I’ll check it out to see if possible.

Thanks

Hi George,
This functionality is not include as it require a different approach. Long story short, a post (object)can held only a order index at a time, meaning if the post is sorted within archive (all posts), when you re-order for another area (e.g. category) the previous archive will be lost.
This require a different approach which is available within the advanced version.

Thanks

Hi,
Where you see this issue? within the re-order interface or within default archive interface?
Do you see any error message within your server logs?

Thanks

I see your point, this will be available for the next release.

Can i add you as editor for Finnish? This way you can moderate the translations for that language.

That would be an interesting functionality, we’ll check on how it can be implemented for a later version.

WooCommerce come with lots of JavaScript variables which isn’t quite possible to “hide”, meaning if you actually seek within the “correct” file they will still come up, no matter what.

Hi,
Actually you need a functionality which this plugin does not provide. I suggest checking with repository to identify appropriate code.

Can you try to disable the other plugins, i think something is interfere with the query.