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Thanks Eliot. Here is an example of how I am using it in a widget:

[loop type=”nameofcpt” tag=”adsfpo” order=”ASC” orderby=”title”]

• [content field=”title”]

[/loop]

I am having this issue too – what does that mean, ‘it will make your website unsafe’? What are the risks? Thanks.

I’m also having this problem with the TinyMCE Widget and Events Calendar Pro, if there is a fix or update can you post it? Thank you in advance!

Hi – it’s happening for those logged in as subscribers (you have to be at the subscriber level to post.)

I’ve deactivated plugins (all but the events plugin, bpress and buddypress) and deactivated the theme and am not having any luck. Not sure what to do next.

Are subscribers in fact supposed to have permission to upload? I though it was the file type – I tried both PDF and Word, no luck.

I also get this error, even with the beta version. I have backups going to Dropbox and to FTP, and I still get the error. Any update would be appreciated. Thanks.

ah, I see that. Thank you!

@markkanning, I tried your method on a dev site, and while the 404 error disappeared, I’m still not seeing the custom taxonomy listed under my CPT. Has anyone else had this issue? I’ve tried refreshing permalinks as well. Thanks.

sure: lmcc.org. Go to the News section and hit the print friendly button at the bottom to see an example of Author: admin appearing at the bottom of the page.

Thanks!!