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Hey @mrwweb, Happy Holidays and thanks for the quick reply!
With my limited knowledge, I doubt I could pull that type of functionality off. If you could find the time I would happily pay you your rate for this added functionality, and if not, again thank you so much for this plugin!Just to update… This is not a problem on wordpress-3.4.1. No errors. Thanks for this awesome plugin!
Yes, I’m viewing the RSS with the yoursite.com/feed. Just to be clear, I have no idea what I’m doing and probably shouldn’t be commenting out lines of code I don’t understand, but while I was looking at some of the links you provided, I noticed in issue 108, comment #14, someoene talking about loader.php. This got me comparing the cctm-dev and 0.9.3.3 versions. The two lines you mention above were the only difference in the two, I think. I haven’t had a chance to do much testing, but yes, the cctm-dev release seems to be working well with the above 2 lines commented out of loader.php. Hopefully this weekend I can take a closer look. Thanks for your help and for this awesome plugin, as well. I don’t think there are any other plugins like this where you can make the custom post type and all the fields to go with it so simply! If there is, I’ve never seen it!
Correct! Using the loader.php from the 0.9.3.3 version with the cctm-dev release stops the behavior of pages showing in the RSS. This is what I was looking to do.
It looks my comment previous to “I was wrong” didn’t get posted, so that probably didn’t make much sense. I had previously tried commenting out the “Enable archives” from the correct loader.php(cctm-dev release) and this didn’t work. Wow, I need some sleep!
I was wrong. To stop pages from showing in RSS in cctm-dev release, I used loader.php from .0.9.3.3 release which is minus the “Forces custom post types to sort correctly” filter and the “Forces front-end searches to return results for all registered post_types” filter. This seems to be working.