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And… the DB record in question is in wp_options, option_name = ct_content_types, just in case anyone else runs into this. Change back any absolute file paths to your old storage node path and it will bring back your custom post types/taxonomies/fields.

Never mind, folks. Rackspace had moved the site to a new storage node, then taken it upon themselves to do a global search and replace for the old file paths in MySQL. That broke the plugin. I was able to find the DB record in MySQL that had the Easy Post Types config data, and re-replace with the old file paths and we’re back up and running again.

Has anyone found an answer to this? I sold my client on woocommerce based on those modules being available, and now they are MIA.

Well, I’m impressed with what you’ve done so far considering you’re not a PHP coder! Looking forward to the updates. Thanks!

Forgot to ask a question: Do you have any plans to integrate cloud backups to Amazon S3 or Rackspace Cloud FIles? I’d love to have Cloud Files backup. Thanks!

Hey Jay-

No worries! I really appreciate your followup, though. I totally understand about busy—this has been the busiest first quarter I’ve ever seen. Hope all is going well!

Thanks, Jay. Happy to help—if you need help beta testing, just let me know.

On second thought, it seems as though there is something else going on… I am now seeing a few other arrays that are not able to be referenced from sidebar.php. I have all three of these in place at the top of sidebar.php now and it looks like the PHP errors have stopped. I did recently move my site to a different server, so I’m not sure if that has anything to do with it, but here are the lines I added in case this helps anyone:

$fields_sidebar_order = array(‘custom-fields’, ‘defined-fields’, ‘layout-elements’, ‘multi-part’, ‘post-elements’);
$settings_sidebar_order = array(‘subs-settings’, ‘append-page-settings’, ‘append-post-settings’);
$subs_sidebar_order = array(‘export-subs’, ‘manage-subs’);

I had this happen on a non-multisite install and managed to find a workaround. The quick patch was to grab the referenced array from line 239 of ninja_forms.php and paste it above the foreach() loop on line 192 of sidebar.php. Here is the array that needs to be pasted:

$fields_sidebar_order = array(‘custom-fields’, ‘defined-fields’, ‘layout-elements’, ‘multi-part’, ‘post-elements’);

Seems to do the trick until there’s a patch.

Yeah, my client had the same issue. It worked for awhile then stopped. I’ve not heard back from him, as he’s been on vacation, but will post back here if we can get it fixed.