Janar

I managed to get it working. There seemed to be somekind of conflicting value on the “custom base” field of “product permalinks”. After removing the plugin & setting “product permalinks” value to default everything started to work again. Afterwards when reinstalling the plugin & choosing permalink structure through the plugin the new permalink structure is working aswell.

Strange how something as simple as that put the whole website into a coma. No idea how it got messed up, but at least it was easy to fix it (after finally figuring out what was causing the problem)

That’s a pity. Any plans on adding this functionality in the future?

Same question, how do you link form field with custom field of post?
I understand that this is done through “meta key”, but it’s not working, because whatever I insert to meta key is not saved

Hi Jeroen!
Have you modified the default subscriber role to be able to be an “author”? << No, the plugin I’m working with allows subscribers to submit custom post types.

As a solution I actually changed the roles of my users to “author”, which is more appropriate as you also referred. Now the sitemap is properly populated.
I also tested custom role (made a clone of “author”). This also works.
And if for whatever reason I need to fall back to “subscriber” roles then I’ll just modify the code you just referred to.

Thank you!

Sorry for my late reply.

I tested the latest update on PHP version 8.0.16.
Everything seems to be working fine now. I was able to submit recipes with images through the front-end form on my site and didn’t experience any errors.

Thank you for resolving the issue!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by Janar.

Thank you for the info and suggestion!

I reverted PHP version back to 7.4.28
The error seems to be gone and recipe submission with images now works.

I could use it as a workaround, but I’m not sure how this affects all the plugins I’m using (I have about 50 active plugins on my site). It would take some time to do the testing

Are you planning on updating the plugin so it would work with PHP version 8+ or do you have any suggestions on how to get it working on version 8+?

PHP version: 8.0.16

This workaround worked for me aswell.
Only issue being that Wordfence threw 403 when I first tried to change my avatar after manually adding this code to the plugin. But I marked this as false positive in Wordfence by adding param to firewall allowlist. Afterwards it seems to be working well.

I have the same question. Is there a permanent solution planned for this?
Each time the plugin updates there is probably a need to add this code snippet to the plugin code.