• Resolved meduscope

    (@meduscope)


    great plugin.
    however i cant find a form to create different post type other than post though i can list all post types. and when i edit a different post type from list, it doesn’t show custom taxonomy, rather only category and tags. i added post types and custom taxonomies in settings.
    please help me out asap.
    thanks in advance

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/frontier-post/

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  • Thread Starter meduscope

    (@meduscope)

    when i post with custom taxonomies, it’s being posted as post, no custom post type

    Plugin Author finnj

    (@finnj)

    Have you read the shortcode documentation: http://wpfrontier.com/frontier-post-shortcodes/ ?

    You will need a shortcode like the below

    [frontier-post frontier_add_post_type="my_post_type" frontier_list_post_types="my_post_type" frontier_custom_tax="my_taxonomy"]

    Plugin Author finnj

    (@finnj)

    I am very close to release a new version, where you always will be able to handle custom post types from Frontier My Post Widget.

    Thread Starter meduscope

    (@meduscope)

    I did, but shortcode attributes are depended on one another, thats y i had difficulties to find out.
    But now its almost perfect.
    But it still shows default categories for different post types.

    Not Important, just a request:

    1. Is it possible to hide Excerpt box?
    2. Is it possible to add new category or custom taxonomy like the tag box?

    Plugin Author finnj

    (@finnj)

    Hi,

    1: Yes, there is a checkbox in Frontier Capabilities Settings: http://wpfrontier.com/frontier-post-profiles-capabilities/

    2: No, you can select these types of layout: Dropdown, Multiselect, Checkbox, Radio, Radioline, Hide & Readonly

    You can not have have different category values per post type, but you can have default category and allowed categories per role: http://wpfrontier.com/frontier-post-role-based-settings/

    Thread Starter meduscope

    (@meduscope)

    I mean how can i hide default “category” box for different post types which doesn’t have “category” linked?

    Plugin Author finnj

    (@finnj)

    You should be able to use the parameter: frontier_custom_tax_layout

    example you have a custom taxonomy called movie and you want to hide category:

    [frontier-post frontier_custom_tax="category,movie"  frontier_custom_tax_layout="hide,checkbox"]

    I havent tested the above, but should work 🙂

    – Update frontier_custom_tax & frontier_custom_tax_layout needs to have the same number of items.

    Category is special, WordPress always require a post to have a category, if no category provided, category=uncategorized

    Thread Starter meduscope

    (@meduscope)

    It shows

    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/meduscope/public_html/wp-content/plugins/frontier-post/include/frontier_post_util.php on line 233

    when i hide categoy by this method. I have updated the plugin to latest

    Thread Starter meduscope

    (@meduscope)

    My Post type is “tips”. i used this shortcode
    [frontier-post frontier_add_post_type="tips" frontier_list_post_types="tips" frontier_custom_tax="category,tips-category" frontier_custom_tax_layout="hide,checkbox"]

    Plugin Author finnj

    (@finnj)

    Ok, did you catch my spelling error in the shortcode, i put frontier-cost instead of frontier-post ? 🙂

    Corrected above

    I tested the following at it worked:

    [frontier-post frontier_list_post_types="frontier_forum_post" frontier_add_post_type="frontier_forum_post" frontier_custom_tax="category,article-type" frontier_custom_tax_layout="hide,checkbox"]

    I have a post type called: frontier_forum_post and a custom taxonomy called: article-type

    Thread Starter meduscope

    (@meduscope)

    Thanks a lot man.
    frontier_list_post_types was after frontier_add_post_type, when i switched them, it worked. Thank you so much
    🙂

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