d5dhatch

Hi Tobias,
I tried but since my theme generates a custom post type “Products” which I need (thats the one that has the repeating ID issue) I can’t do an apples to apples comparison. But your comment made me realize that its related to the custom post type generated by me theme. If I generate a custom post type through a plug-in like “More Types”, I don’t have the issue.

Off the top of your head can you think of the best way for me to try to fix this? Perhaps I should look at how my theme RTTheme 17 creates the custom post type and compare it to the way they are supposed to be created?

Going to mark as resolved, love to hear back from you on this.

Hi Tobias,
I tried but since my theme generates a custom post type “Products” which I need (tha

Hi all,
Any thoughts?

Hi Mukesh,
I did not understand your response.

It looks like there is a bug that keeps printing the ID in all the columns, even if its not an ID column.

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B6-H9otXNGimV0JTMWtTVV9JYk0

How do I fix that?

Thanks,
David

Hi Simon,
I have custom post type I created with “Custom Post Type UI” plugin called products.

I put this in my functions.php but I still don’t get the meta box. Anything I’m doing wrong?

<?php 

/**
 * Hooks the WP cpt_post_types filter
 *
 * @param array $post_types An array of post type names that the templates be used by
 * @return array The array of post type names that the templates be used by
 **/
function my_cpt_post_types($post_types) {
    $post_types[]='products';
    return $post_types;
}
add_filter( 'cpt_post_types', 'my_cpt_post_types' );

?>

The plugin works great for standard posts but wont show the metabox on the custom post.

Bumping this again in case it gets a reaction.

Wondering about this myself. Is it possible?

Thanks Shauno,
I appreciate the plugin, its going to let me do some things I otherwise couldn’t. I’ve been extra query-conscious lately after inadvertently creating a set of pages that needed over 350 queries to display itself and hence was slower than I wanted them to be.
Thanks for the explanation.

David