Klaasman

Any example is perfect, I just want to know how to do this properly! Thanks ??

I had exactly the same problem.

This is because you have to template folder (maybe you made a copy of the template as a backup) in you theme folder with the same theme name (not the same folder name).

This will cause the plugin to not show the page templates.

Remove the template, or rename, and it will work again.

Regards,
Rein

That’s really confusing to set a image on the featured image for a product.. specially when using variations on products (where you define a image by the variation). Should be a checkbox there: main image or something like that.

Yes I had the same problem and I solved it by editing the post-type-switcher plugin. But the author of the plugin should fix this because ACF is a very popular plugin.

open the file post-type-switcher.php from the plugin folder post-type-switcher.

On line 40 you will see:
$safe_filter = array( 'public' => true, 'show_ui' => true );

Change it to:
$safe_filter = array( 'show_ui' => true );

ACF isn’t a public post type, so it won’t show up in the post type switcher dropdown. When you saved a ACF post it auto picked the first option of the dropdown because ACF wasn’t there (it picked post).

You can now move back your ACF posts from posts by just setting back the post type to acf with the post type switcher.

Good luck!!

I will do a checkup in a while and keep you posted.

Thanks for your time!

No there isn’t..

Yes that’s the question. It’s not a big problem but I want to understand!

Well I only discovered a 301 redirect. But it’s not in .htaccess and not in a redirect plugin..

Details are:

HTTP/1.1·301·Moved·Permanently(CR)(LF)
Date:·Mon,·19·Dec·2011·15:31:40·GMT(CR)(LF)
Server:·Apache(CR)(LF)
Location:·https://www.olddomain.com/wp-admin/(CR)(LF)
Content-Length:·311(CR)(LF)
Connection:·close(CR)(LF)
Content-Type:·text/html;·charset=iso-8859-1(CR)(LF)
(CR)(LF)

Also not in a admin panel (like directadmin) because this server is brand new..

No success ??

It’s weird!!

I just exported the database and searched for iwanttomovethis as a single word. One match but that had something to do with the stylesheet directory.. (theme has the same name).

So it looks like it isn’t in the DB.

I thought I did but I will double check it again. I’ll keep you updated, will check this on monday.

Yes I replaced every instance and also checked for hardcoded url’s in the files.

It’s a stand alone single site.

Sorry I will describe the situation again:

– I had a multisite with 3 websites running on https://www.site-a.com. One of the multisites was called https://www.iwanttomovethis.com and the domainname was mapped to https://www.site-a.com because the ‘website/files’ where running there. So I used the domain mapping plugin to do this and of course the DNS was pointed there.

– Then the client decided https://www.iwanttomovethis.com had to run on his own server. So I pulled this website out of the multisite and installed a new standalone WordPress on a testserver named https://itshouldbehere.anotherdomain.com.

In my first post on this topic I described how I moved the website.

Now everything is running fine except the /wp-admin redirect to the old domain https://www.iwanttomovethis.com.

You get it :)?

Thanks for your help Ipstenu, but I still don’t get it ??

I moved the website from:
https://www.olddomain.com
to
https://testsite.completenewdomein.net

There isn’t a relationship between the new server and the old server? So how could a DNS wreck this? Or am I getting it wrong?

Thanks!