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  • more….

    for example, lets consider a custom post type of “car”.

    First, I’ve edited my index.php file and have added:

    if( get_post_type() == 'car' ){
    echo 'car';
    }

    I go to: https://mysite.com/car/

    and

    car

    is echoed out.

    However when replace that snippet with this:

    if( is_archive() ){
    echo 'archive';
    }

    and then I go to https://mysite.com/car/

    nothing is echoed out.

    In other words, WordPress does not seem to think that https://mysite.com/car/ is an archive. And I bet this is why it’s not going and retrieving the proper template file.

    Any ideas?

    Hey All,

    I’m stuck exactly here (as described by AlexLakes):

    Hmmm. I can’t get any of those templates to work. I even made a fresh installation of WP 3.0, tried again, and still not working.

    Let’s assume I have custom content type ‘cars.’ And I want to create an index to view all ‘cars’ posts at https://www.domain.com/cars/. First, I duplicate my theme’s index.php. (I’m using 3.0’s 2010 theme). Then I rename it ‘index-cars.php’.

    Is that it?

    For me, all the proper content displays as it should @ the URLs according to CMSPress per content_type URL setting, but wordpress seems to completely ignore the templating rules. In other words, ‘index.php’ is being used, and all other template files [named in accordance with WP 3 custom post type templating hierarchy] are ignored. index-my_post_type.php does not work. archive-my_post_type.php does not work either.

    any ideas?

    WP 3.0.4
    CMSPress 0.2.0

    I had the same situation… and wanted to do them individually…

    but i trusted the importer (as i’ve used it before) and I imported exactly 2600 posts at once… took a while… i don’t remember how long…. but at least 30+ minute i believe… but the importer is pretty awesome… batching it all out. worked just fine.

    give it a try. you may be surprised…..

    Hi all. I [sorta] figured out my problem here.

    If I only export a selection of posts using the provided drop downs (lets say selecting to export only from a particular category) and then IMPORT, I DO NOT get any file attachments to transfer according to my checkbox preference. I do not receive any errors, and all selected post data gets imported.

    However, if I select to just export ALL posts from a blog, ignoring the dropdown options provided, and then IMPORT from that file, I DO INDEED get all attachments and post data uploaded and transfered to the new blog.

    *bump

    same problem here.

    Line # 158 of Main.php in the fresh-page folder of the Flutter plugin:
    add_filter('pre_comment_content','flutter_kses');

    Comment that line out:

    //add_filter('pre_comment_content','flutter_kses');

    Then your comments html will not be stripped out.

    Something to note as well. I think the 2.8 + More Fields bugs are not adequately solved yet.

    After implementing Jazbek’s fixes on a new installation of WP 2.8 I am unable to expand/contract many Admin area panels and menus and am unable to grab onto draggable items like widgets in the Appearance –> Widgets page.

    After deactivating the plugin, everything worked as it should.

    Such a bummer, because morefields was a dream come true for the kind of wordpress work i do.

    EDIT: i’ve tested this in Safari 4, and Firefox 3 (mac)

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