sstasio

Hey jcow,

Thanks for getting back to me. I did try it with the post title and got it to work, if I was logged in. When I tried it w/out logging in, the values didn’t update.

As for the use case, I have various coordinators that need to update some custom field values, but not others. I do NOT want to give them access to the backend, nor do I want to train them if we did give them access. An update form seemed like the best option.

Sean

Never mind, it appears that another plugin was conflicting with all in one event calendar

I figured it out, I used the following code to add my custom post types to search:

//Add Custom Post Types to Search
//function filter_search($query) {
//    if ($query->is_search) {
//	$query->set('post_type', array('post', 'employee', 'project', 'recprogram', 'partner', 'destination', 'event'));
//    };
//    return $query;
//};
//add_filter('pre_get_posts', 'filter_search');

oops…

Scribu,

Yes, all metaboxes produce the same behavoir.

Sean

Yes, that is correct. I haven’t tested all of the connections that I made, but will do so now. I’ll post the results shortly. Thanx for your awesome plugin!

Sean

Hi rmcbride,

I have roughly the same problem, did you figure it out and if so can you shed some light? Anyone else out there have similar issues or can provide a solution?

Thanks,

Sean