Events Manager Incompatability
Provide support for sites with Events Manager https://wordpress.org/plugins/events-manager/ installed.
At this moment there are no plans to support the Event Manager. There are simply too much plugins that we can support with our product. We have focused on making our plugin as compatible as possible. For most plugins you can create columns with with ‘Custom Field’ type. See more information here ( https://www.admincolumns.com/documentation/columns/custom-field-column/ )
I did take a quick look at the Events Manager and the problem here is that is uses not really the ‘WordPress’ way to add their own columns to the overview. Therefor their columns are not shown in our default columns list when editing the event post type. This means that if you save your custom settings, the field ‘location’ from the Events Manager is removed. You can alway restore the settings for that post type, but it’s not possible to change this overview by missing some of the plugins features.
Have you thought of adding a feature that would prevent Admin Columns from running on specified admin pages?
Do you have a specific admin page in mind that would need the exclusion of our Admin Columns logic?
We load our plugin to all admin overview pages, because on almost all admin overview pages (for custom post types) new columns can be added.
For this particular site, the edit pages for the custom post types of event and event-recurring.
http://example.com/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=event
http://example.com/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=event-recurring
If we could specify which pages to exclude we could still us Admin Columns on sites that have plugins that don’t code “the ‘WordPress’ way”.
Yes please, I have a CPT that is not compatible with Admin Columns Pro and it stripes some custom columns out, I need a way exclude the CPT from Admin Columns Pro.
Thanks
We don’t have an admin interface to disable ACP for specific Post types, but we do have a filter for that.
You can disable CPT byt using the following filter: ‘cac/post_types’.
You can find an example in documentation:
https://www.admincolumns.com/documentation/filter-reference/cac-post_types/
Great, thanks for the link Stefan
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