Plugin Author
Ajay
(@ajay)
Can you try adding a few post IDs that you think are relevant in the bottom meta box?
Does that work?
Thanks, Ajay! That worked, but why did this happen?
One more question;
I changed the default settings through contextual-related-posts.php. But the new settings won’t apply before after I click the default button in settings in wp. How can I avoid that? I wan’t the new settings to take in place when the plugin gets activated.
Plugin Author
Ajay
(@ajay)
That’s probably because you still have the old settings in the database. The default button resets this for you.
On the previous issue of posts not displaying I think you still have an issue if you’re only seeing the post IDs you inserted under manual posts. You’ll need to debug to see what query is generated by using Query Monitor plugin
If you’re seeing more then it should be fine.
I run this plugin throughout wp multi/network on several sites. Do you think re-install will help? I wan’t the new settings to take in place when the plugin gets activated on each site, without hitting the default button.
Plugin Author
Ajay
(@ajay)
If you’ve already installed this on your network then it won’t get active / overwrite existing sites. It should work on new sites where it gets activated.
You will need to delete the database entry in wp_options across all your sites first and then network activate the plugin.
The issue you have is when you upgrade. One good way to ensure you always have the default options is to overwrite crp_default_options using a filter function in your theme or a mu-plugin
