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Hey guys in case you’re still looking for a way around this. In the file ‘AdminDependencies.php’ in the line 39 I fixed this issue by changing this line from:
if ( ($screen->post_type == get_option(‘wpsl_post_type’)) || ($screen->id == ‘settings_page_wp_simple_locator’) ) {

To:
if ( $screen->id == ‘settings_page_wp_simple_locator’ ) {

Of course i am unsure if this is a solution that is 100% acceptable or ‘correct’ but it seemed to do the job for me and allowed me to keep using this plugin with a custom post type and the button to update posts was working properly after I made this edit.

Im sorry I just don’t know how to be more specific.
The action of editing a product is what is not being captured by the plugin. Any product, anything inside this product.

When I mentioned ‘custom type posts’ I was referring to products made with woocommerce since these are basically custom type posts.
Sometimes it was captured by the plugins, sometimes it was not. I kept making changes to products to see if all the changes were being tracked by the plugin but not a of them were.

Basically when I edit a “product”, this action doesn’t not get track by the plugin.

Hello,

Actually I was wondering why the plugin was not monitoring all the changes that were done to the custom post type “products” created by woocommerce.

I edited a couple of products intentionally to see if the logs where captured by the plugin and in certain instances it did, sometimes it did not.

Hello Fred, not an expert in this plugin but have you checked in the dashboard under ‘Audit Log’ the option named “Enable/Disable Alerts”??
There are a list of alerts/notifications you can enable/disable organized in different tabs.

Hope it helps!

Thanks for the reply.

Any ideas of why this could be happening?
If I use any other form like woocommerce’s or wordpress defaults login form theres no issue… but Id like to use Ultimate Member’s login form.

Thank you!