Problem:
Create a custom date field, No matter what date I choose from the datepicker (custom date field in a custom post type), when I save the content it always says "Please enter a date after 1 January 1970". Solution:
the problem is in the Types file \types\library\toolset\types\embedded\functions.php, line 737~745:
/**
* Checks if timestamp supports negative values.
*
* @return type
*/
function fields_date_timestamp_neg_supported()
{
return strtotime( 'Fri, 13 Dec 1950 20:45:54 UTC' ) === -601010046;
}
In your webserver, the strtotime( 'Fri, 13 Dec 1950 20:45:54 UTC' ) return value:
-600992046
but it should be value: -601010046
There are 5 hours (18000) between above two values (-601010046 and -600992046), which produce the problem: Types can not save the timestamp into database.
It is different value from -601010046, that means your webserver can not return the correct timestamp value, you will contact your webserver provider to correct it. Relevant Documentation: http://php.net/manual/en/function.strtotime.php
Problem:
In the admin edit screens, the count of terms is wrong, when a taxonomy (and its terms) are shared among several CPTs.
The custom taxonomy is shared among 5 custom post types, but when checking a specific CPT taxonomy, the post count of each term is for ALL CPTs instead of the count for that specific CPT. Solution:
In the wordpress back-end, the post count of term is outputted from your database table "wp_term_taxonomy", the value of column "count", which will count posts in all post types, so it isn't a bug, but an expected result:
the post count of each term is for ALL CPTs Relevant Documentation:
The issue the customer is experiencing is that after updating to the latest versions of our toolset plugins, they are unable to save their admin options.
Problem:
Is there any way that I can assign the same form, to different post types? either from backend or frontend, programmatically?
Solution:
Just add a parameter like "?division=something" to your link where the form is eg. http://www.site.com/mypage/?division=europe, then add this function to your functions.php:
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