Using with previously registered post types. about wp-custom-post-type-class HOT 9 CLOSED

Unfortunately not, but its a good idea, I'll have a look into it. Thanks :)

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I tested using 'post' as the post type and it actually works. You do a check if the post type was previously registered so it doesn't conflict.

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Awesome! Thanks for trying it out and getting back.

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@jjgrainger Although It does work at adding taxonomies and all other features, registering posts with this plugin breaks other plugins and not sure why. So it cannot be used as is.

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@matthewsoares Yeah, I never really built it to be used with post types already registered, but I will be working on making this possible, without breaking.

Could you give me some details as to what you've tried to do with the CPT class and what plugins its affected.

Thanks :)

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Thanks for you looking into this. I think it's a good addition.

For example I get this warning.

Notice: Undefined property: CPT::$ID in wp-includes/query.php on line 3939 Notice: Undefined property: CPT::$post_author in wp-includes/query.php on line 3941 Notice: Undefined property: CPT::$post_date in wp-includes/query.php on line 3943 Notice: Undefined property: CPT::$post_date in wp-includes/query.php on line 3944 Notice: Undefined property: CPT::$post_content in wp-includes/query.php on line 3952 Notice: Undefined property: CPT::$post_content in wp-includes/query.php on line 3967

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@matthewsoares Are you getting this error because you're passing the CPT object into a wp_query or query?

Could you give me some additional details as to what it is you're trying to do with the class and what plugins you have installed etc?

Thanks :)

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using $post = new CPT('post'); was giving me issues. Maybe was conflicting with some global vars in my functions. Using $dtpost = new CPT('post'); for example it works. Sorry for the confusion, all is well now.

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@matthewsoares Good detective work. The $post variable you where using with the class was conflicting with one of the Wordpress global variables (codex).

Thanks for getting back, enjoy :)

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