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@markzahra I wish I had more time to look at it as well but unfortunately I don’t. All I was able to figure out is when I deactivated Polylang, it started working. One piece of the puzzle might be that it works fine at first together (which seemed to be the case), but once new posts were added (in our case it was English only), that’s when things started dying. I didn’t try creating a French version of a post which may have affected it. In the end my customer didn’t need Polylang because they were only using English so I didn’t have to troubleshoot further.

Thanks, John

Hi guys,

Through process of elimination, my problem turned out to be a plugin conflict with Polylang. As soon as I deactivated Polylang everything started working perfectly.

Thanks to support for your help!

I noticed this happened when the file has a # symbol in the name. I simply removed the symbol and it worked perfect.

Hi .. I just figured it out:

In my theme’s functions.php:

function product_editor_content ( $content, $post) {
if ($post->post_type==’wpcproduct’)
$content=’Template for products:’;

return $content;
}

add_filter(‘default_content’, ‘product_editor_content’,10, 2);