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[Resolved] Switch Custom Post Type content back to Default Post Type and keep relationships

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Last updated by Luo Yang 5 years, 11 months ago.

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#1229081
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Tell us what you are trying to do?

I migrated a Drupal site to WordPress using FG Drupal to WordPress and this ToolSet plugin was a requirement.

I now have several thousand articles using a Custom Post Type "Article".
These articles have a relationship to a custom post type of Staff (not default Author)
I'm switching the post type for the articles back to "Post" (the default post type for WordPress)
The relationship to the Staff type gets lost in the process.
I do have these relationships set up:

Authors
Yes Staff [0 .. 1] << Articles [*]
Authors
Yes Staff [0 .. 1] << Posts [*]

What is the link to your site?
The site is in development and is locked down.

#1229111

Hello,

I suggest you try to follow our document to migrate your website from Drupal to WordPress
https://toolset.com/learn/guide-drupal-developers-switching-wordpress/

See section "Chapter 1 – Mapping Basic Drupal Features to WordPress"