I just checked on my own server and it is working as expected. When I create a new post, it is added to the term and is visible at the end of the ranked list in the reorder page.
Similarly, if an existing post has its terms changed (quick-edit or post edit) the ranked lists are updated accordingly.
Only after “Reset order” it will be possible to use and visible.
it is possible that there is some other code that is creating a conflict with the ‘save_post’ filter that the plugin uses to detect a change in post terms.
Could you enable your WP_DEBUG mode and check if you get any errors.
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mdxclr
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there is no any errors in debug mode. also in the slider where is the maximum count of the posts displayed correct count.
I maded some debugs from the code –
in
wp-content\plugins\reorder-post-within-categories\admin\partials\reorder-post-within-categories-admin-display.php
$total variable showing 32 posts
but count($ranking) returns only 9.
So looks like a problem is in the
_get_order function – when it making query WHERE pm.meta_key ='_rpwc2', but the new CPT didnt have it before I reset order.
I’m using ACF Pro plugin for adding taxonomies for CPT, with the “Save Term” option enabled in. Possibly, ACF making some conflict with creating post_meta and its not queried by your plugin.
Sorry for the delayed response, I was sick.
So in the file wp-content/plugins/ReOrder-posts-within-categories/admin/class-reorder-post-within-categories-admin.php on line 365 you have
// debug_msg($wpdb->last_query);
// debug_msg($ranking, $term_id.':'.$start.'->'.$length);
you can uncomment these lines to print out the sql query your ranking results are coming from.
You will need to
1. enable WP_DEBUG mode in your wp-config.php file,
2. add the following line to your wp-config.php file
define('WP_GURUS_DEBUG', true);
Use the sql query to test in your phpMyAdmin to see if it returns the correct number of posts.
with several bugs fixes in recent releases and having not heard back from you, I am assuming this issue now resolved.
