WordPress Plugin: Custom Post Types Relationships
October 9th, 2010 - Backend, Wordpress
A while ago we released CPR (Custom Post Relationships), a plugin that lets you create manual relationships among your posts. Problem was that custom post types were not supported. Custom Post Types Relationships (CPTR) is now available and solves this exact problem. Assign everything with everything. Posts, pages, post types, you name it. For detailed documentation please refer to the original post at cssigniter.com
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Ethan
October 9, 2010
I can’t wait to try it out. I have been looking forward to the release for some time!
François Chastanet
November 1, 2010
Hello,
you’re plugin is great
it lacks (in my sense) two functionnalities:
- the ability to precreate a custom post without leaving the post edited (for example: I create a new event, I want a relationShip with a place or artist, I must create them before link them with my event, it would be great to create them in draft mode in the same I edit the new event)
- the ability to select the relationships allowed between two custom types, for example, disallow the relationship between an event and a post or another event (the plugin Relation Post Types does that but lacks the first functionnality and yours (search))
great work anyway