jacob00

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• This reply was modified 5 years ago by jacob00.

Seems like WPJM should be looking into this as well given Genesis’ huge market share of the theme market. I’m pretty sure they, StudioPress, won’t put too much time into making their themes work with WPJM if there is a conflict with the latest version. Very disconcerting as a WPJM and Genesis user.

Gotcha, thanks…

Of course, should have found that post. So does this mean the permalink )and other_ merge tags won’t work at all with non-public CPTs or only with some customization?

BTW, not everyone would know where to edit that filter code to add their CPT, might be nice to show an example (e.g. ‘portfolio’).

Thanks!

Robin

Makes sense, thanks!

We are experiencing the same issue.

@shambix

I’ve had a chance to test the update. Here’s what I’ve found:

– selecting Any and saving settings will not take effect (Any is deselecting when page refreshes);
– selecting multiple statuses does not seem to work, at least is my instance which has an Expired status created by WP Job Manager plugin for job listings;
– selecting any individual status including the Expired setting does work.

I will follow up to discuss potential custom development.

Thanks

Any opportunity to look at this one yet?

Thx

Correct, the CPT exports fine as long as they are published or draft, but not expired ones.

Thanks for your help!

The post status is registered, and it exports published and draft posts just fine.

The CPT is for job listings (WP Job Manager), which has an ‘expired’ state but for some reason it won’t export those when I make the query changes to ‘any’ or include ‘expired’ in an array. Perhaps I’m missing a location to make an edit?

We rolled back to the previous WP version and that fixed it.

Same here…

Adam

I think the point here is to have non-Admins able to edit job listings on the backend versus only those with Admin role.

I’m looking for the same solution.

Perhaps the ‘author’ page? This would allow for the home page to capture all posts from all authors (in a multi-author or wpmu environment for example) while the author page would work much like the ‘personal’ page in Twitter.