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  • I believe I have the same problem, but I can provide more details …

    In my situation, I’ve figured out that it’s an incompatibility between “Press Permit Pro” along with it’s “PP Custom Post Statuses” and your plugin.

    Here is the response from the “Press Permit Pro” plugin author regarding a different plugin exhibiting the same issue:

    That plugin calls the get_posts() function, which suppresses plugin filter application by default. To support compatibility with Press Permit or any other plugin, the plugin should add this to the argument array passed into get_posts():

    $qargs['suppress_filters'] = false;

    … or at least apply a filter to that argument array so filtering can be switched on externally.

    Thanks … Jeff

    OK … I think the problem for me was that I needed to specify “Any” under “Post Status”. I had used “Publish” because I thought that meant any post that was published. Maybe I was wrong.

    I wonder if I have to do something to allow this plugin to see my specific Custom Post Statuses so that they show up under “Post Status”.

    Plugin Author Shazzad Hossain Khan

    (@sajib1223)

    I see. I will update that in next release.

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