[Resolved] Unable to disable has_archive and publicly_queryable in CPT settings

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[lukaszS-3]

Hi,

I'd like to have a CPT that will be accessible via views and perhaps via post relationships but I don't want it to be ever accessible via its own archives or single pages. As far as I understand it, I have to disable has_archive and publicly_queryable variables but whenever I save my CPT, those settings fall back to being enabled, why?

[Christian Cox]

Hello, let me ask my 2nd tier support team for more information about this, I'm able to see the same behavior in my local test site and I'm not quite sure why it is not possible to turn off these options. I'll let you know what I find out, and if there is a better solution.

[Christian Cox]

It seems this issue was introduced in the recent update to Types v. 3.4.8. Our developers are now aware of the problem and are working on a solution. If you need to disable these options, the current workaround is to downgrade to Types 3.4.7, where the issue does not occur. I'll keep you posted here as we work towards a solution in a future release. If a patch is made available I'll let you know as soon as possible.

Thanks for the report, and I'll keep you updated here.

[Christian Cox]

Hello, our developers pushed out a fix for this issue in the latest plugin release yesterday. If you have not yet been prompted to update in wp-admin, you can go to Plugins > Add New and click the "Commercial" tab. Then scroll down to the Toolset panel and click "Check for updates". That should give you access to the latest plugin updates. Please let me know if the issue is not fully resolved.