Riccardo79

Hello @bcworkz, thanks for your reply.

This snippet of code is called by a click on a button in a custom page of WP dashboard, that fires its execution (and should reload the same page). but when it’s executed, the web page shows only:

PUBLISHING 1.....
PUBLISHING 2.....

and nothing else.

It seems that the execution stops there (as I don’t see the “PUBLISHING 3” string), but the post is correctly created.

The code is not in a callback, it’s in the plugin code and runs when the dashboard page is loading.

I’ll try to call the removal function at the beginning of my code an try to see if this helps.

Thanks in advance

• This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by Riccardo79.
• This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by Riccardo79.

Hello @hjogiupdraftplus, thanks to your suggestions I fixed the problem.

In my wp-config.php the define DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT was missing.

I added it manually, then I tried to un-check and save, and now the option is currently disabled.

Now in wp-config.php the define DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT is ‘false’ and I can edit php files from dasboard.

Thanks again for your help.

Hello @bojankatusic , I tried to upgrade the plugin and now it seems work corretly.

Thank you for you support

It worked!
Thank you very much for your support!

No, I didn’t provide any callback.
In the textbox of “Metabox callback” I set: post_categories_meta_box, but I didn’t write any extra code.
I did this because I prefer to have a checkbox interface, but I could revert to the tags meta box.

It seems that 1.5.8 is working fine, but in this version, the custom taxonomy has the tag meta box, while in 1.6.0 I’m using the category meta box.
In the older version, in the “Edit taxonomy” page there is not the “Metabox callback” text box to change it.

Hello Michael, thanks for your reply.
It’s a fresh installation of WP with just CPTUI activated. It’s WP 5.0 beta 3, but I noticed the same behaviour with a stable release too.
CPTUI is v. 1.6.0.

I looked into the database, in the table wp_terms, I created 3 terms (for example):
Term1 (term_id = 2)
Term2 (term_id = 3)
Term3 (term_id = 4)

If I create a post and assign it to “Term1”, when I publish it, it is assigned to a new term “2” with term_id=5. If I update the post, it is assigned to a new term “5” with term_id=6, and so on…
It seems that each time it creates a new term equal to the term_id of the previous term.

Hope this helps you.
Thanks

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Riccardo79.

I tried to change the permissions, but I still have the problem. I think I’ll open a ticket to the hosting customer service to solve it.

Thanks for your support!

I run the script on the SQL dump of the original DB, after importing it in the new hosting database.
Here is the url of one of the articles: https://www.insardinia.ch/sport/vela/

I tried the script you suggested (interconnect-it), but I still have the same problem.
I noticed a strange thing: if I open an image, typing its url in the browser address bar, then this image always shows in the pages or articles (as if it is cached in the browser), but the other images are not displayed.

P.S. I don’t use any caching plugins.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Riccardo79.

Hi Steve
When I transferred the database, I exported it in SQL from the old hosting, replaced all the http with https with a text editor and imported in the new db.

Hello Varun
I’m using version 4.0.30 (Free edition).
In the shortcode generator page I can generate only “Thumbnail Layout” and “Masonry Layout”, but I’m forced to select a single gallery, while I’d like to show all galleries, with a thumbnail picture for each one.
I hope I could explain myself.
This is the screenshot, taken from archive.org:
https://web.archive.org/web/20161206221605/https://www.fisargenova.com/wordpress/foto/

Thanks

Thank you very much

Yes, this email.
And the email that I receive with the copy of the database backup file.

Thank you

Non conosco questo tema, ma se è come gli altri devi aprire l’editor dei temi e modificare a mano il file footer.php.
Spero di essere stato utile…