svaults

Another update to my second post, the “Limit list to role” bug described earlier doesn’t exist with the checkbox AND multi select field but does exist with the List View AND Autocomplete fields. Strangely, with the Autocomplete field, it shows 2 of the 3 Users belonging to the Organization, whereas the List View shows none (and the checkbox and multi select show all 3 selected = correct).

Strange

Also I noticed in the Advanced section in Organizations Pods settings under visibility it lists “Restrict access by role”. If I check a role and leave Administrator unchecked, I can still see that field information in the edit Organization page.

In addition, under “Additional Field Options” > “Limit list to role”, if I check two valid User roles I created “Assessor” and “Organization Admin”, if I visit the edit Organization page, I can add Assessors and Organization Admins, but when I reload the page, they don’t show up in the list. If I go back and deselect “Limit list to role”, the previously added Users magically appear.

It appears there’s some kind of filtering bug going on here, maybe related to the original ticket post above.

I contacted the host already and they said according to their tests it’s a plugin issue. If you create a sample wishlist with 300 items for example, are you able to replicate?

It appears to only affect very long wishlists. Another wishlist on a different account loads quickly

Just to add it occasionally loads after a very long time

Excellent

Thank you

Thanks for the support Chad.

I think line 58 and 508 of install.php have to be changed but strangely the url “https://yap.local/wp-content/plugins/wp-members/inc/css/generic-no-float.css?ver=3.2.4.1” was set as a string in the plugin option “USE CUSTOM URL BELOW” – I never typed that in obviously so it must have been set programatically.

This may be because install.php should use the WPMEM_DIR constant instead of plugin_dir_url()

It also looks like in install.php on line 48 the call to update_option() uses 4 params when there should be 3

@jillii

It may be possible to use that CPT UI plugin or register manually https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/register_post_type

If you use the same post type slug I’d imagine WP would pick up the posts and maybe that would work.

Try deactivating the original plugin you used to create them first.. in case that is causing the issue.

@jillii

https://en-ca.www.ads-software.com/plugins/custom-post-type-ui/

Hi @jillii

Unless there’s something wrong with your install or I’m not understanding – following your steps I am able to *switch the post type of a custom post* – see the screen/gif below for bulk editing the custom post type “Marketing Ideas”

https://cl.ly/3d37381A1X2w
https://cl.ly/1G1X3z2P2T2y

How to Bulk Edit (it’s a bit hidden):

1. Go to post list in WordPress admin for the posts you want to bulk edit
2. Check (checkbox) all the posts you want to change the type of
3. In the Bulk edit dropdown at the top select “Edit”, click “Apply” button
4. A screen will pop up showing all the edit options, use the “Post Type” dropdown to select the post type you want to switch to

How to Bulk Edit (it’s a bit hidden):

1. Go to post list in WordPress admin for the posts you want to bulk edit
2. Check (checkbox) all the posts you want to change the type of
3. In the Bulk edit dropdown at the top select “Edit”, click “Apply” button
4. A screen will pop up showing all the edit options, use the “Post Type” dropdown to select the post type you want to switch to