arjanvandenbos

Thanks Gabe, that did indeed resolve this issue.

The workaround is to assign custom menu positions.
I assigned my 6 custom post types menu positions 90 -95 and they now all show up below Settings

No, I did not specify custom menu positions, left them null/default.
Do you think that assigning custom menu positions might resolve this issue ?

I second this, in particular Issue 1

I had the File Editor disabled with this line in the wp-config.php:

define(‘DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT’, true);

Once I commented out that line then OpenHook worked again.

Same here, even after upgrading to Thesis 1.8.8

Thanks, this worked

Thanks Matt, that is working
I only translated a few, for me essential, parts.
I will try to translate the rest over the next days and then mail you the .po and .mo files.

Same issue for me with Dutch.

Uploaded nl_NL.po + nl_NL.mo to wp-content/plugins/give/languages but they don’t seem to have any effect

I just updated on of my sites to 1.0.6 and everything seems to be working as it should.

I believe the issue is resolved.

Thanks a lot, I will upgrade my other sites as well and will let you know if I encounter any problems.

Found the cause: somehow the Jetpack connection to wordpress.com got lost. Reconnecting solved the problem

I am experiencing the exact same issue.
It was working fine; I assume the upgrade to WP 4.1.1 triggered this error.

OK, changing the priority from 11 to 10 fixed the issue with Thesis templates.
Will this have any other serious implications ?

If you wish, I can provide you with a copy of Thesis for testing purposes. Just tell me how to get it to you

Hi Michael,

Herewith some more details for you, courtesy of Rick Anderson – BYOBWebsite:

Thesis uses the global variables $wp_post_types & $wp_taxonomies. It checks those variables on the init() hook.

Thesis doesn’t set a priority on the init hook so either CPTUI registers after Thesis checks or the global variables are updated after Thesis checks.

Arjan