gregamer

The SCF also doesn’t offer the repeater field so per your opinion is it in a violation as well? The ACF was a great plugin, offering A LOT in a free, open source version. The more advanced version was offered with a PRO plan which is reasonable taking into account how much work there was involved in the development and maintenance of both the free and pro version of the plugin.

The main problem here is WordPress stole the original ACF plugin slug and put their version to it so all updates updated to the SCF instead of ACF. They could put SCF on their own slug and let users decide which version they want to install. A “normal” users could never do that so this is abuse of power.

You’re a champ, thank you.

Hi,

that’s weird. I tried different meaningful rewrites and they didn’t work. Now I typed some gibberish and it works. There is obviously something in the database with the slug I want to rewrite to although I can’t find anything similar in posts or pages. I’ll have to take a look in the db to find it.

Thank you for your help, you deserve a 5 star ??

Cheers,
Grega

• This reply was modified 10 months, 1 week ago by gregamer.

Hi,

thanks for the answer. While the ERM works for single image I need a solution for bulk replacement.
By the way, I’m using ERM and it is a fantastic tool to replace images ??

Thanks,
Grega

Turns out someone changed the attribute slug which caused some of the products to loose the assigned attributes. Changed the slug back to original, but I still had to add the parameters again. However the variations luckily did restore the attribute settings so no work needed there.

I found a solution.

When adding taxonomies to custom post type I added the product_cat taxonomy:
register_taxonomy_for_object_type( 'product_cat', 'custom-post-type');

then added a filter to change “show in rest” to true for “product_cat” taxonomy:

add_filter( 'register_taxonomy_args', 'my_taxonomy_args', 10, 2 );
function my_taxonomy_args( $args, $taxonomy_name ) {
 
    if ( 'product_cat' === $taxonomy_name ) {
        $args['show_in_rest'] = true;
    }
 
    return $args;
}

And voila, my custom post type now has a product categories taxonomy!

Hope that helps to someone!
Cheers

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by gregamer.

Fantastic! That was quick and effective. You just earned a 5 star review ??