Bart Dabek
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We’re transitioning from other plugins to this one and as we remove old post types from other plugins the plugin still picks them up as active. We’ve deactivated the old post_type and the old names still show up within Masterplan. Any idea why?
Also had an issue when creating a new post type and it was registered before, we deleted it and masterplan wouldn’t create a new post type with the same name saying it was already used when it was already disabled.
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Bart Dabek
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Here is a screenshot of two tips post types appearing
http://screencast.com/t/xpA6B2zL3uk3
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Bart Dabek
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Here is the problem with not being able to create a custom post type
No video post type exists… we just deleted it from another plugin
http://screencast.com/t/ZHBHSc075c
Here is the error we’re getting
http://screencast.com/t/KUEH8aKI
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traversal
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Hey Bart, sorry about these issues. The problem lies in the fact that MasterPress stores post types that are already registered by other plugins in its own database too so that they are available in the list of post types in the Masterplan area, so you can create fields against externally registered post types, for example.
This works well for scenarios like post types that are registered by themes or other plugins, but (as I’m finding out) not so well for migration from other plug-ins.
It’s not a “friendly” solution, but are you able to remove the post type rows from the “{prefix}mp_post_types” table? That should get rid of the externally recorded types and allow you to re-create them correctly in MasterPress.
Sorry about this, I need to create a section of the plug-in somewhere that deals with migration specifically.
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Bart Dabek
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This resolved the issue but do you plan on addressing it in the future? Or does the beta already take care of this?
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traversal
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Hi Bart,
No the beta doesn’t solve this issue but we will address it in a future release. Someone else has also mentioned a very similar migration problem they had, so it’s something that needs work.
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