dukan90

I have the same problem. Did you find any solution to this already?

The reason I want to do this is because I have widgets on my frontpage that shows articles (I have different post types for different kind of articles) of a specific category. The same goes for the archive page of such category which will contain multiple post-types obviously.

I thought I could re-order the articles on these pages/widgets with the help of your plugin but I probably had a misunderstanding here then.

Either way, thank you for your help. ??

Oh, that means I cannot do a combined ordering of all post types within a category?

Let’s say I have a Post 1, Post 2 and Post 3 and a Custom 1, Custom 2 and Custom 3 and I want the order to be:

Post 1
Custom 1
Post 2
Custom 2
Post 3
Custom 3

This won’t be possible with your plugin then?

Hello,

firstly thank you for this plugin. It is helping us a lot.

But I have an issue with the version 2.3 where sorting within a category with multiple post-types should work, right?

So, I have a custom post-type which is using the default “category” term along with the default “post” post-type.

Somehow in the sorting screen (under “Reorder” of a post-type) only posts of that specific post-type appear in the grid.

Do I have to activate a specific option to activate the sorting for multi-post-types?

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by dukan90.

I am facing the same issue. I got the code example you used from this issue on github: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/4674#issuecomment-404587928.

initialPostStatus is also undefined for me. Maybe we are using the code too early or at the wrong place? Do you have any progress on this?

That’s exactly what i have done: sending proper Authorization Headers, with btoa() encoding, etc.. I tried so many variants I found on the internet and nothing worked so far. Everytime the authorization header seems to get ignored and the authorization cookie of the current logged in user is used (when I am inside the wordpress context of course, otherwise 401 error).

Regarding different authorization methods: I tried to use the OAuth approach but I am not sure if this method is the way to go for my use case: essentially I have a client side only application (HTML/JS) and I want to make authenticated requests to the WordPress API. How would I approach this in general?

Alright I will try that, thank you!

I found out that the problem is connected to a certain plugin that I am using:

https://github.com/GM-Alex/user-access-manager

This plugin restricts content from being accessed by unauthorized users by implementing a “group”-system.

Somehow this plugin prevents the REST API from working properly. Maybe someone can help me with what I should look for when trying to find the source of the problem.

I have to use this plugin on my site, so unfortunately deactivating this plugin is not an option..