alex chousmith

Replying here: had same issue: Downgrade to 2.4.3 and it is magically resolved. Very frustrating! I followed step in https://kinsta.com/knowledgebase/download-older-versions-of-wordpress-plugins/#repository go to plugin home page > Advanced View > scroll to the bottom: download old version ZIP of 2.4.3. Delete 2.5.0 from website. Upload 2.4.3. Re activate. Fixed.

ARGH

Replying here: had same issue: Downgrade to 2.4.3 and it is magically resolved. Very frustrating.

@mathar @ultimatemembersupport I was able to fix this by disabling the plugin via that link above, then logging in as an admin in the wp-admin area, and reinstalling and reactivating the plugin. That brought up an extra screen from Ultimate Member plugin that went through some database updates, and that fixed the site and restored the login form for non-logged-in non-admin users. FYI

Also ran in to this issue. Maybe some conflict between WP 4.9.8 release and the latest Ultimate Member version? See further comment ??

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by alex chousmith.

It seems to be working with most all Custom Post Types, but I noticed on a site that had WooCommerce and an older version of Duplicate Post plugin, the Coupons in WooCommerce had the “Duplicate” / “Copy to a new Draft” functionality from the plugin. Then when I updated to the latest version, “Coupon” is not a post type that appears in that setting, and that Copy functionality is gone for those ??

@arkid77 i added this to our theme and it removed it for non-admin users:

if ( !is_admin() && !is_admin_bar_showing() ) {
  remove_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'duplicate_post_add_css');
}

i have that code chunk inside a function that runs on

add_action( 'after_setup_theme …`

But i agree it would be super nice if Duplicate Post just had its own checks to not output css for not-logged-in users, pretty please.

+1 on this as well. I think at the very least, it would be nice to have a checkbox in /wp-admin/admin.php?page=yst_ga_settings#top#advanced to simplify the admin menu, to simply move the “Settings” link itself back under the /wp-admin/options-general.php and hide the Dashboard & Extensions pages?

+1 for this totally fixing it for me as well, SUBFOLDER multisite setup on godaddy hosting

Did this bug get marked RESOLVED because of the solution , to restart http service and wait a few hours to see if the deleted redirects are really deleted?

I noticed that on the wp-admin/tools.php?page=redirection.php , if i Check the checkbox & choose to Delete a particular redirect, it looks like it is deleted, but was still very much there in the Database. I had to go in to phpmyadmin and remove the rule manually from there.

i have verified that dariodev’s fix works to solve the error notices in WP 3.4.1

just wanted to say Thanks for this – it totally works, just what i was looking for, and is are very slick solution

Only after lots and lots of snooping around did I find this one

On /wp-admin/nav-menus.php , click on the link for Screen Options in the top right of your screen. Hidden away in the dropdown there, below the usual Show on screen checkboxes, is another line of Show advanced menu properties checkboxes.

Just check the box for Link Target and then all your Menu Items will have the additional option of Link Target : “Same window or tab” or “New window or tab”

Agreed. Just realized this morning this would be a great option (Duplicate Page / Save Page As…) that is totally missing from core, and found this plugin after a bit of searching. If only the WordPress Plugins Works/Doesn’t Work dropdown had an option for “Works Like A Champ”…

check out this article : https://themehybrid.com/support/topic/add-custom-taxonomy-to-editphp

since your Custom Post Type is ‘cruise’ and your Custom Taxonomy in this case is ‘destination’, something like this should work:

add_action("manage_posts_custom_column",  "show_destinations_column");
add_filter("manage_edit-cruise_columns", "cruise_columns");

function cruise_columns($columns){
  $columns = array(
    "cb" => "<input type=\"checkbox\" />",
    "title" => "Title",
    "categories" => "Categories",
    "destination" => "Destination",
    "test_id" => "ID",
  );

  return $columns;
}
function show_destinations_column($column){
  global $post;

  switch ($column) {
    case "destination":
	  echo get_the_term_list($post->ID,'destination','',', ','');
      break;
    case "test_id":
	  echo "test ID";
      break;
  }
}

i am not sure if this too has anything to do with it, but i also noticed that in the more-fields-field-types.php file, Line 81 , which is under the “CHECKBOX” area, has

$f['radio']['html_after'] = "%caption%";

f[‘radio’] rather than f[‘checkbox’] ?