silversurfer

Thanks for checking the issue. However, although the post(s) I have as related (added through the include/exclude option) and moved to trash, just like in your example, they do still appear on the page under the “related posts” section (please see the screenshots). Any idea what may be the reason for this problem? Maybe this is not happening in the Pro version of your plugin?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3ns0b9ryaog2g23/related_posts_trashed_1.JPG?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/toeqvwjb6t99r17/related_posts_trashed_2.JPG?dl=0

Thanks, help is much appreciated.

Just to let you know that to test the plugin relations on my website, I have deactivated ALL but your plugin – the problem is still there, removing an included post removes all included posts. I have even switched to a standard WP theme, Twenty Thirteen, but with no effect, the problem is there. Next I updated your plugin to the latest available version, 5.12.75 – still nothing, the problem is still there.

Can you confirm that even if the plugin is installed to a clean WP installation, with no other plugins or themes, adding/removing included posts will work as expected, without removing all included posts when editing a specific post?

Other than this issue, great plugin.

Thanks,

Thanks for looking into this, but it turned out that nothing is wrong with Types – the archive-deal.php correctly shows ALL of the custom posts, regardless of the categories I added into my custom taxonomy deal_type; all I had to do is to create a new taxonomy template taxonomy-deal_type.php and use some loop code inside to get what I want from each post under the specific taxonomy entry. I followed this article, http://mondaybynoon.com/20100906/wordpress-archive-pages-taxonomy/

Thanks again, really like the power and simplicity of Types, especially its built-in support for custom fields.

Now I’m facing different challenge, and that is how to get the correct permalinks for the custom post, which with Types looks like

http://mysite.com/post_type/post_title

while it should follow the taxonomy hierarchy like

http://mysite.com/post_type/taxonomy_category_1/taxonomy_category_2/post_title

Cheers,
Robert

For now I just modified the ev-shortcode.php and added the duration and description under each thumbnail. I’m just starting cracking this plugin creation thing, so I do plan to include these custom attributes in the shortcode, for example [external-videos duration=”true”] or something like that.

Thanks again, simple and very useful plugin!
Robert

P.S. Do you have “view count” attribute created somewhere?