Closed michelesalvador closed 3 years ago
Hi Michele, I can't reproduce what you are describing. Can you elaborate? Take a screen recording?
Here's what I'm seeing: https://share.getcloudapp.com/WnuromrZ
Are you using the latest version from the wordpress.org plugin repo? The version here is a little bit ahead of that and hasn't been published to .org yet, but the changes so far have largely been in the script and in the bulk edit. Though there's a possibility the bulk edit issue is related to the issue you might be having in quick edit. Could you try the latest from the master
branch and see if that resolves things for you?
I'll try to explain with screenshots.
In Writing Settings
> Default Post Category
the "Notizie" category is selected.
In Posts
there is a post with another category ("Collegamenti").
I click Quick Edit
on this post.
I do nothing else that simply click Update
.
Now the post has incorrectly the "Notizie" category.
Yes, I'm using latest version of RB4T (2.1.0) from the wordpress.org plugin repo.
I downloaded the zipped code from this repository and replaced all the files in plugins > radio-buttons-for-taxonomies. Yes! This issue is solved: post categories are now correctly taken.
Phew! Thank you for testing that. I will try to push the changes to the .org as soon as I can. I was waiting on fixing something in the gutenberg sidebar, but perhaps I can release this as is.
I updated to version 2.1.1 and I confirm that this issue is fixed.
Closed by 409e342f4151b1dc35f3b624369cccb85bafacc7
Hi, I think there is an issue on Posts > Quick Edit. In every case when click Update the category saved is always only the default post category. The only way to choose another category on quick edit is deactivate RB4T.