peteratomic

Can you please check that the user role of the user with which you are trying to access the WPCode settings has the “wpcode_edit_snippets” capability?

Where? In the User Roles plugin? I don’t see that listed anywhere.

We have ultimate member installed but I deactivated that and still couldn’t access the settings.

Not seeing your plugin listed under the settings menu.

This is the link I’m trying to access, found on the plugins page: admin.php?page=wpcode

Have tried about four or five times now, including with other plugins off and its always the same.

Can see a screenshot here. Shows both that there ARE 16 slides and also no slides. Some of the settings were copied but there are no actual slides in the duplicated slideshow.

https://goldprodukt.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Screen-Shot-2022-05-19-at-1.56.33-PM.png

Here’s the snippet in case that’s relevant:

// syncing data from salesforce -- changes default to publish
add_filter( 'object_sync_for_salesforce_pull_params_modify', 'change_pull_params', 10, 6 );
function change_pull_params( $params, $mapping, $object, $sf_sync_trigger, $use_soap, $is_new ) {
	$params['post_status'] = array(
		'value' => 'publish',
		'method_modify' => 'wp_update_post',
		'method_read' => 'get_post',
	);
	return $params;
}

Ok, downloading the data tables to test as you describe.

But what about this new issue of a second post being created, rather than the plugin editing the existing one? Thought you had it designed that it was locked in place that one asset in SF was assigned to a single post, which is why I couldn’t update after deleting all the posts.

Tested again and another minor edit is creating an additional post, leaving us with three versions of the same item. I have “pull to drafts” selected: “If selected, WordPress will check for matches against existing drafts of this object type, and will also update existing drafts.” That’s clearly not happening. Would seem that this issue needs to be resolved, as there’s no way to check what’s happening with edits on an existing post when new ones are being created every time.