sebastianklaus

Sorry, I’ve overseen your question.

1. All public created custom post types can be chosen

2. the posts table is only used for creating. The db lookup is made in the custom tables

Okay. I read your submission now exactly. I think I found some lacking and the trigger to move the data is not working properly.

I try to fix that and provide an update. We’ll see if that fixes it for you

Can you check your database if there are some of theses custom entries in the _posts or _postmeta?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by sebastianklaus.

But surely you have a backup as it’s advised in the plugin meta box, right?

database manipulation can sometimes have strange side effects. Specially with making new tables for post types. That’s one reason no one before me really tried that and succeeded. ??

I’ll follow with more tests and will definitely make some enhancements.

If you take a look directly into the database, are the posts completely gone. In no table to find?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by sebastianklaus.

Hello cuongpham259,

I installed JetEngine by myself, added the post_type “projects” and added an entry. AFTER that, I migrated the tables with CPT Tables.

To confirm it works, I added another entry with the active migration.

I am correct in assuming that you are using the current version 1.2.3 of the plugin?

In the next version, I’ll compare the tables with the migrated post_types and will add them automatically, if they have entries.

You will not see any tables with zero entries when they got some

Appreciate that. You’re always welcome!

Glad, it’s solved for you.

Yes, I had to rename it because of the WordPress naming conventions.

Thanks for your detailed explanation of your way working with it. I’ll now have a chance to make it better.

I tried with the actual version 1.2.1 of the plugin. On my test installation, I create the custom types by:

• CPT UI
• ACF
• Own PHP files

I’ve installed Elementor and also migrated the library to wp_cpt_elementor_library. As you can see, it works like a charm. I really don’t know what happens there

Try 1.2.1 please.

You said: wp_cpt_testing could not be found, entries are saved but not seen in the wp_posts?

That can’t be. If CPT Tables is not working, the posts are not saved or saved in wp_posts. But the entries could not be saved and not being in any table.

Another question I have: how did you register the custom post types?

I found out, that I load the plugin functions to late.

As a hotfix, you can change one line in cpt-tables/wp-cpt-tables.php from

add_action('wp_loaded', [$core, 'load']);

to

add_action('plugins_loaded', [$core, 'load']);

Give it a try and tell me if it helps

The plugin generally supports ALL registered post types

Sorry to read, that it won’t work for you properly. I’ve tested the plugin with woocommerce and other high recommended plugins for functionality.

Do you have some input for me which configuration do you have, that I can test it by myself?

Same here. Problem on our site is a localhost development and the sync to a domain. The domain can’t reach the urls from the localhost as far as I can see that