bstritesky

Super. Thanks!

@shazahm1
Yes, it does. I enter all the address information and click Update. I’ve tried for both people and organizations, same result.

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I’m seeing this, too. wp-login.php doesn’t show anything, either. Help!

Hmm. That still didn’t address it. Thoughts on other options? I really like the plugin!

I added that code to my child theme’s functions.php, without any success. Any ideas? https://redvillagechurch.com/, under Coming Events.

I’m not quite following–where should I put this code?

This is indeed ridiculous–a most basic protection feature not working. This was reported in an official bug report sent to the dev team over a week ago.

Oh well. I’m still happy with my non-iThemes version of this plugin!

Has anyone verified if this is fixed in 4.0.16? I see some mention of banned users in the 4.0.14 update, but want to hear confirmation before updating all my sites.

I’m seeing this too; I was on 4.0.5. Is this fixed in 4.0.8?

I saw this same thing. Make sure you fill out the “Consent Screen” information within the Google APIs area for your project. This would be done either before or after you enabled the Drive API. After I filled out at least a name and URL, then I was able to successfully authorize my application.

Hi mbigul,
I upgraded to 1.2.2, and the archive page permalinks now seem to be working again. Thanks!

Still no update on this? I’d like to update to 1.2.

I think something is broken in 1.2. I had been using Types for a long time, for several previous versions. Upon upgrade, I began seeing exactly what others are noticing here.

Nothing I could try to fix it worked (reinstalling, deleting all types and re-importing them). I kept getting 404 errors for both the slug url and the posts themselves.

To help troubleshoot, I installed the “Rewrite Rules Inspector” plugin, which noted that there were a bunch of missing sources for the permalinks created by the Types plugin.

Then I deactivated the Types plugin, downloaded the previous version of the plugin, and uploaded it. Upon reactivating, everything worked perfectly and “Rewrite Rules Inspector” showed that all the problems were gone.

Please fix this!

Thanks. The Californium template I was using had specified some code I don’t understand in the second parameter of the add_theme_support function. Removing that code made it work.

Update: switching themes to TwentyTwelve allowed me to see the featured image, so it’s a theme-specific problem, though I haven’t found a solution yet.