Are you on Multisite?
Have you tested by turning off all plugins on your main site AND all plugins that are network activated?
Hi, I am. I have tried turning off all plugins on both the network and the main site but the issue still persists.
I’m at a loss. Should I create a new network? What should I do…
Change the theme on your primary site to the default (TwentyFourteen in your case).
Also check in your wp-config that you’re not blocking upgrade alerts.
Hi ipstenu,
I tried deleting all the plugins and themes and it is still not working…
can you not download files and just upload them?
Hi, i could but it would be a real hassle if I had to continue to do this whenever a new release comes out.
I tried deleting all the plugins and themes and it is still not working…
Don’t DELETE the themes. Just change the theme on the PRIMARY site to TwentyFourteen.
Did you do that?
Also are you sure that you didn’t put in code to prevent updates from showing?
I tried that once Ref and when I did, it changed my custom post types from /listings/ to /blog/listings/
I got it fixed in the http: structure but in Permalinks it still shows as /blog/ in the examples
I tried that once Ref and when I did, it changed my custom post types from /listings/ to /blog/listings/
And now you’re providing us with more information.
Changing the THEME changed your CPTs? How did you make/add these CPTs in the first place.
using a theme with them in it. I was just trying to let it out as a warning, i dont like messing in the databases
This is why I hate themes with CPTs…
A theme with it’s own CPTs that have the CPTs ‘vanish’ when it’s changed is expected behavior. Not a bug.
But you aren’t michaeleric – this is his post.
Michael, are you sure that you didn’t put in code to prevent updates from showing?
Hey guys thanks so much for ur help. Nope I’m pretry sure I didn’t, well it’s ok I maniallh updated the whole site n its all good now:)
