Shelley Bassett

I’m having this issue too. Only on one of my sites, all linked to the same hosting so I don’t believe it’s my server. Error notice at end of smush: An error occured when contacting webservice. Please try again later.

I’ve tried uninstalling the plugin and reinstalling. I’ve enabled bug loggin on the plugin, WordPress and php, but nothing is reporting anything useful. Resmushit.log just has the: Bulk optimization launched, Revert original image pattern over and over for each file.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by Shelley Bassett.

Hi again @mateuszgbiorczyk,

I’ve actually found the solution for those who are using their own code. For a taxonomy that needs to be heirachical, use

$args = array(
        'hierarchical' => true,
        'rewrite' => array('hierarchical' => false)
);
register_taxonomy('custom_post_type', 'custom_taxonomy', $args);

You have to have both heirachicals AND have them set differently. You should update your documentation to include this, because it’s a weird bug on your end. Normally, I would set both to true and move on. This is very unusual behaviour, and not really great from a developers standpoint.

Hey @mateuszgbiorczyk. As stated above, I’m not using any plugin, Toolset Types or otherwise. All my custom post types are generated by me. What setting do I need in my array to disable this bug? Setting “heirachical”=>false hasn’t worked. Yes, I saved all my settings and flushed the permalinks after testing this.

Hi there!

I have this bug too! I’m not using a plugin though, my custom post types are all created by the theme. I’ve tried removing the “heirachical”=>true from the array, but it either results in my taxonomy having no heirachy, or the problem persisting. Any help wold be appreciated.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by Shelley Bassett.