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@andreasseierup I just ran into the same issue – were you able to figure out a solution?

That was indeed the culprit!

Thanks for the prompt support ??

There’s two post types registered by CPTUI:
– Author, with the slug “author”
– Operations, with the slug “operation”

There aren’t any taxonomies registered by CPTUI

There are a few CPTs that are built into the theme, but none with the slug fields. Are there any other slugs that you know are problematic?

Do you mean permalink structure?

It’s set to “Post Name: https://teamrubiconusa.org/sample-post/”

Note this is affecting pages as well – it’s not limited to posts.

Thanks John – what’s the ETA on the next release?

@furkan811 I can confirm your fix works; had the same issue prior to changing that method on v.3.0.3 and after applying your fix, it now works.

Following up with a similar issue:

When using ACF Pro and Ultimate Member with WP 4.5.3, there’s a conflict in WP Admin.

When ACF Pro is disabled, Ultimate Member settings work fine: https://infinit.io/_/CRR6wqv

When ACF Pro is enabled, the styling changes, and there seems to be an issue with the z-index (although I don’t see any z-index CSS when inspecting the page code) as the menus fall behind the rest of the interface: https://infinit.io/_/eKyhWMT

I reached out to ACF Pro and their support staff was very helpful, and provided the following feedback which I’m passing along for the UM devs:

I’ve done some debugging through the Ultimate Memebr plugin and found that they are including an older version of the plugin ‘3.4.8’ which uses different class-names than the version that ACF is including (newer) ‘3.5.2’.

This explains why when ACF PRO is active, the select2 elements are different, and the Ultimate Member CSS is not working as expected.

I noticed some code in their enqueue class that checks for the plugin WooCommerce and dequeues the registered Select2 JS/CSS. Perhaps they can do the same for ACF.

Even better, they should consider updating the Select2 version to 3.5.2 (same as ACF and WooCommerce) to allow for better compatibility. They should also consider not including the Select2 JS within a compiled um.min.js file to allow for 3rd party plugins to enqueue the ‘select2’ JS/CSS via WP functions

Nevermind, figured it out!

function dynamic_home_link( $args ) {
  $homepage = '';
  $groups_user = new Groups_User( get_current_user_id() );
  $user_groups = $groups_user->groups;
  foreach ($user_groups as $user_group) {
    if ($user_group_id = $user_group->group->parent_id) {
      if ($user_group_id = 2) {
        $homepage = strtolower(str_replace(" ", "-", $user_group->group->name));
      }
    }
  }
  return str_replace('user_homepage', $homepage, $args);
}
add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu', __NAMESPACE__ . '\\dynamic_home_link' );

I think OP might be having the same issue I’m having – getting the following error:

Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)
https://[…%5D/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/cache/0577c530_ai1ec_parsed_css.css?ver=2.2.1

My guess is it’s a firewall caching rule issue; purging the cache didn’t solve it, but temporarily changing the theme, purging, then changing it back and purging again fixed it.