jfelton

I figured out the problem. It was so simple! I had backed up my database using cPanel, then I restored the database using cPanel’s backup restore function. Don’t ever trust cPanel’s backup!!!! My database only had 36 tables in it! There should have been over 300. I exported the database through phpMyAdmin and imported it. Now everything works!!!

oops! I had edited my hosts file on my Windows computer to point me to the new server, but I hadn’t edited for each subdomain. So I was being sent to the correct IP for the main domain (which resulted in the redirect loop), but for subdomains I was being sent to the current site that is working already!

So, at the new server nothing is working…

Thanks for your help! They all match though.

Exact same result unfortunately.

Thanks for the code, sfraser657! I’ve got this working, but I’m not able to see that a file is already attached when I go to edit the pdf post type. What code could I use to display what has already been added?
Will this work with multiple attachments of different types (pdf, doc, word)?

I just add this as part of the array when creating a custom post type:
'query_var' => true,

At least some have figured out how to do it:
Stackexchange
WooThemes

I’d love to know this also. I used the custom post type ui to create types and taxonomies for sermons, and then I used the custom field template. Everything shows great in the admin side, but I can’t get things to display on the frontend!

Anyone know?

does this work with current versions of wpmu/bp?