Hi Nayem,

I need to set up a test domain first as the site is live, so will do so asap and sent details over.

Thanks again

Damien

Hi Nayem,

I have mentioned on a number of occasions that I am trying this with the default post type.

The screen shots I sent were also from the default post type.

Damien

Hi Nayem,

Thanks for your continued support.

I have had a look at that line and I have the exact same thing as you.

Click here to see the unedited snippet from the frontend-dashboard.php file.

Damien

Hi Nayem,

As far as I recall,the only thing I did with the plugin was add the following to my functions.php to allow multiple post types be displayed in the dashboard. I do not recall amending anything else.

function wpufe_dashboard_post_type( $args ) {
    $args['post_type'] = array( 'dogs', 'cats', 'others', 'post' );
 
    return $args;
}
 
add_filter( 'wpuf_dashboard_query', 'wpufe_dashboard_post_type' );

Damien

Hi Nayem,

If I delete a post as the admin from the frontend, it still does not show in the trash in the backend.

You can see the process here: http://imgur.com/15S1ZzL,QEwP61v,ABaUdC8,oPhVvFW#0

The first image shows the newly created post in the front end.
The second image shows it in the backend.
Once I delete the image, I am receiving the Redirect Loop error which I have not noticed before.
If I then check the backend, the post is gone but there is still no trash can.

Hopefully this helps

Damien

Hey Nayem,

Yes, if I delete from the backend as an Admin, it does appear in the trash.

I do not allow Contributor users into the backend at all so am not currently able to test that option.

Damien

Thanks Nayem, this is appreciated!

Hi Nayem,

Yes, that is what I mentioned. All my recent tests have been with the default post type.

My initial issue was Custom Post Types, but my recent tests have all been regular posts.

Damien

Hi Nayem,

Thanks for the update, this is great to hear.

Do you have any idea of when that might be?

Thanks again.

Damien

Hi Nayen,

Thanks for taking the times to test this for me, I appreciate it.

When you deleted the post, did you do it from the front end? What could be the issue for me? I also tested as a contributor, using regular posts and WP User Fontend Pro but I do not get the trash can.

If I delete from the backend, the post does go to the backend as expected.

Cheers

Damien

Thanks Nayem for checking with them. I will follow up with you Sunday.

Damien

Hi Nayem,

Another point to add to this.

I just created a post as a test user, using a form pointing to Posts and not CPTs. The exact same thing happened as above.

Basically, the post created fine and could be seen within Posts when I logged in as the admin. Then, I logged back in as the user and deleted the post from the front end successfully. Then, I went back into the backend as the admin and the Trash option is still not there but the post has been removed.

My users are Contributors. Could you test this process with a Contributor username and see if it works for you please?

Damien

Yes, all the Dog posts have the form associated with them and also, inside post settings within the form, it is set to dogs.

There are no issues with users posting, editing or even deleting, its just that the post does not go to the trash tab.

Were you able to test deleting a CPT from the user frontend dashboard or did you only delete a post?

Damien

Here is a link to the CPT. From what I can tell, everything looks ok.

http://pastebin.com/9fV61jmx

All my users are set up as Contributors. They have no issues with editing or deleting posts, the only issue is that the post they delete does not go to the trash can. It is as if they have the ability to delete permanently.

Were you able to test deleting a CPT from the user frontend dashboard or did you only delete a post?

Damien