wptCallbacks is not defined - Caused by CPT Rename?

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Last updated by Nigel 5 years, 7 months ago.

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June 11, 2019 at 3:48 am #1264835

jackT-4

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The above error is coming into my console and means that I'm unable to edit posts across the site, I believe this is because it prevents the JS loading which brings in the WSWYWIG editor.

I believe this has been caused by using rename an imported custom post type from authors to authors-cpt.

How do I amend the relationship to make this work again?

Thanks,
Jack

June 11, 2019 at 10:46 am #1265211

Nigel

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Can I get some more specific details about how you arrived at this point?

On my local test site where I had some existing relationships and sample data I went to Toolset > Post Types, edited a post type which is involved in relationships, and changed the slug of the post type and saved.

I went to Toolset > Relationships and checking the existing relationships they appeared as normal.

Going to the post edit screen of one of the affected posts I could see the existing relationships, no problem.

And checking the database, in wp_posts I could see that the post_type had been updated with the new slug.

What is it that you've done differently?

June 11, 2019 at 2:20 pm #1265555

jackT-4

Hi Nigel,

The initial import was done from Drupal.

I've not done anything different to what you've done above.

We need to get this resolved as soon as possible as we're currently unable to update a large ammount of posts.

Thanks,
Jack

June 12, 2019 at 7:21 am #1266345

Nigel

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Can you clarify what order you did things in, i.e. defining post types, importing data, setting up relationships, changing post type slugs?

I'll need a copy of your site to investigate further to see if we can identify where it's gone wrong, and I'll set up a private reply for you to share backup files.

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