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Thanks

Ok I see now that submissions are saving. However, if I got to the submissions landing page, no submissions are there (I would expect the submissions of ALL my forms would be there). But if I select a specific form, then I can see the submissions for just that form. It’s odd that one the landing page no submissions are listed.

Jimmy,

Please let me know if you ever found a solution.

I found this line in cpt-onmies/manager.php

// register custom post types and taxonomies add_action( 'init', array( &$this, 'register_custom_post_types_and_taxonomies' ), 100 );

According to the forum post you linked, a priority of 100 is too high for VC to register a CPT for use in the posts grid. Unfortunately, I changed the value to 1 and it still did not register. I even deactive and reactivated the CPT-onomy thinking maybe the value of 1 would be set on save but that still didn’t work.

I am also interested in this issue. I have a CPT-onomy named Destinations which are assigned to Packages. I would like to use Visual Composer post grid to show a grid of Destinations. However, the only options in the drop down are “posts” and “packages”. Is there a way to get VC to recognize my CPT-onomy?

Hello,

I have assigned my custom post types as non-media taxonomies. The CPTs are showing up on the Edit More Detail page of an attachment. However, after selecting my terms and hitting save, it is not actually assigning the terms to the media. If I open the Edit More Detail window again, I can see that the terms I wished to assign are not checked.

Same thing is happening to me. I’m using the Voyage theme from Themefuse. Also using CPT-onomies plug in. I have listed some of my CPT-onomies as filters for the gallery and I am successfully able to filter on the grid view but not the list view.

Ok I’m working on a solution. This is what I have so far…This is a multiple way association where when you create/edit a post of a certain CPT-onomy (CPT #1) with associations to particular terms of your other CPT-onomies (CPT #2-infinity), it will update each of the associated terms with a connection back to the post.

For example:

CURRENT POST (CPT #1)
      tagged with
         CPT #2 TERM #1
         CPT #3 TERM #2
         CPT #4 TERM #3

Will update:

CPT #2 TERM #1
      tagged with
         CURRENT POST
CPT #3 TERM #2
      tagged with
         CURRENT POST
CPT #4 TERM #3
      tagged with
         CURRENT POST

WHAT IT WILL NOT DO:

1.) If CPT #3 is associated with CPT #2 and your current post is tagged with CPT #3, it will NOT recursively update the current post to be associated with all CPT #2 terms that are associated with the CPT #3 terms selected.

2.) If CPT #2 is hierarchical and TERM #3 belongs to TERM #2 which belongs to TERM #1, tagging the current post with TERM #3 will not connect it to TERM #2 and TERM #1

SOMEONE PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ADD THOSE CAPABILITIES, I’ll work on it more when I can.

function cross_update_CPTonomies($post_id) {
    // GET REAL POST ID IF THIS IS A REVISION
    if($parent_id = wp_is_post_revision($post_id)){
        $post_id = $parent_id;
    }

    $post_type = get_post_type($post_id);
    global $cpt_onomy;

    // WHAT CPT-ONOMIES ARE CONNECTED?
    $CPTonomies = array({CPT #1 NAME}, {CPT #2 NAME}, {CPT #3 NAME});

    // CHECK IF CURRENT POST IS ONE OF THE CONNECTED CPT-ONOMIES
    if(in_array($post_type, $CPTonomies)){

        // REMOVE THE CURRENT POST TYPE FROM CPT-ONOMIES ARRAY (MEANS YOU CONNECT THE POST TO THE REMAINING CPT-ONOMIES AND NOT TO CURRENT POST TYPE)
        // THIS IS OPTIONAL IF YOUR CPT-ONOMIES CONNECT TO THEMSELF
        if(($key = array_search($post_type, $CPTonomies)) !== false) {
            unset($CPTonomies[$key]);
        }

        // LOOP THROUGH EACH REMAINING CPT-ONOMY AND CONNECT IT TO CURRENT POST
        foreach($CPTonomies AS $CPTonomie){
            $terms = get_the_terms($post_id, $CPTonomie);

            // CHECK IF POST HAS BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH ANY TERMS OF THIS CPT-ONOMY
            if($terms && !is_wp_error($terms)){

                // FOR EACH TERM THAT WAS ASSOCIATED, LINK FROM THAT TERM BACK TO CURRENT POST
                foreach($terms as $term){
                    $cpt_onomy->wp_set_object_terms($term->term_id, $post_id, $post_type, true);
                } // END FOR EACH TERM
            } // END IF POST HAS BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH TERMS OF THIS CPT-ONOMY AND THERE ARE NO ERRORS
        } // END FOR EACH REMAINING CPT-ONOMY
    } // END IF POST TYPE IS ONE OF THE CONNECT CPT-ONOMIES

} // END CROSS UPDATE CPT-ONOMIES

add_action('save_post', 'cross_update_CPTonomies');

Bump. I need the same thing as well.

If any one else is running into this error..

Change line 41 in “wp-content/plugins/advanced-search-widget/advanced-search-widget.php” to

$search = "$wpdb->posts.post_type = '".esc_attr($_GET['posttype'])."' AND $wpdb->posts.post_status = 'publish' AND ";

This change will be overridden when the plugin is updated unless the update includes this change.