Sounds like it’s more of a server configuration issue more than anything that CPTUI handles. What sort of software updates?
Are you seeing the same thing with other post types like normal posts/pages or some other post type not registered by CPTUI but isn’t a core post type?
Hi Michael,
We updated the theme and plugins on the site and the host did also switch to a different server. Prior to that, we were not seeing these errors.
No, I am not seeing the same thing with pages or other normal posts. I am able to edit/add pages and posts not in a custom category.
Thanks so much for getting back to me so quickly,
Jessica
Given the errors originally provided + the server switch, chances are there’s new things going on with the server that are affecting this. The error is a server-level configuration error.
Thanks for all your help, my host was able to fix the errors. It was due to the http/https configuration most likely.
Glad I could help one way or another, to help locate the source of the issue.
Hi Michael,
I have another question for you.
Do you think there would be an issue if I created a WP post category with the same name as one of my custom post categories?
I’m having trouble getting the pagination to work on my custom posts and I think it’s because the theme’s post listing element is not recognizing them. I was thinking of assigning a WP post category with the same name as my custom post category to those posts to try and get it to work.
I assume you mean like the category term “Uncategorized” and then also making a term of “Uncategorized? in say my_taxonomy? Shouldn’t be any issue with that type of thing.
If you’re trying to get pagination to work for a custom WP_Query, then I’d check out https://docs.pluginize.com/article/cleanly-done-pagination-with-custom-wpquery-objects/ as a possible solution.
