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Oh and -> RESOLVED
Hey, just wanted to throw this in..
Since I updated WordPress to the new version 3.5.1, this issue seems to have resolved itself, so I guess this behaviour was a WordPress bug all along and not a bug of CCTM.
This seems to be the related bugticket.
I am very glad this is over now 🙂
Hey, first of all I want to thank you for your reply 🙂
I think I will have to correct myself here.
It seems I can not reproduce the problem by using a fresh WP installation (either 3.5 from beginning OR update from 3.4.2 to 3.5) and a WP standard theme.
So I assume it has something to do with my custom built theme (which is a rig rag indeed). I cant say it more accurately right now but I will inform you when I have found a solution.
In case somebody can help me with this by chance I will describe it again ->
– – – – – – – – – – – –- I have a fresh WP 3.5 installation or updated from 3.4.2 to 3.5
- I am using my own self made theme
- I install the most recent version of CCTM
- I create a Custom Post Type “Fruits” (+
archive-fruits.php) and enable nearly all options (including “Enable Archives”) - I create a Category “Pagenews” (WITHOUT a special
category-pagenews.php)
When I call “
www.mypage.com/fruits/” (for example) the fruits-posts are being displayed usingarchive-fruits.php.So far so good.
But when I call “
www.mypage.com/category/pagenews/” the posts of the pagenews-category are being displayed using “archive-fruits.php” as well and not using the “archive.php” (orcategory.phpif there was one).Basicly this is my problem.
I have tried the following:
- deleting all archive-templates except
archive.phpresults in a normal behaviour (archive.phpis used for displaying categories, tags, custom-post-types, etc.) - changing my self-made theme to a standard WP theme results in a normal behaviour
- playing around with various options of CCTM doesn’t help
Thanks a lot for any suggestion.