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  • Plugin Author Ron Rennick

    (@wpmuguru)

    Do you have the CPT registered on your main blog?

    Did you enable that CPT for SWT? http://wpmututorials.com/plugins/sitewide-tags-update/

    Thread Starter ithacaindy

    (@ithacaindy)

    I created the CPT on blog.domain.com. Should I enable the CPT for SWT in the functions.php of the source (blog.domain.com) or the destination (domain.com)? When I enable the CPT for SWT on the source site, I get this warning:

    Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, ‘test’ was given in /xxx/xxx/xxx/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 170

    Plugin Author Ron Rennick

    (@wpmuguru)

    I created the CPT on blog.domain.com.

    How did you do that? If you used a plugin then you also need to create the same CPT on the tags blog with the plugin.

    If you created it with a theme, you’ll have to ask the theme author.

    Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, ‘test’ was given in /xxx/xxx/xxx/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 170

    You’ll have to sort that out with the author of whatever you are using to create the CPT.

    Thread Starter ithacaindy

    (@ithacaindy)

    I created the CPT on blog.domain.com programmatically in functions.php, not through a plugin. Since I am following coding prescribed in the WordPress codex for creating and registering CPT, I’m unsure why I should contact my theme’s author.

    The call_user_func_array() warning appears when I add the following line of code to functions.php, suggested by the wpmututorials.com/plugins/sitewide-tags-update/ page:

    add_filter( ‘sitewide_tags_allowed_post_types’,

    ‘my_swt_post_type_filter’ )

    Thread Starter ithacaindy

    (@ithacaindy)

    I was able to get rid of the warning message by digging into the comments of the wpmtutorials.com post. The add_filter() command is looking for a filter that needed to be code. I used on from this thread on getting SWT and BuddyPress to coexist:

    function my_swt_custom_tax_filter( $taxonomies ) {
    $taxonomies[] = ‘green’;
    return $taxonomies;
    }
    add_filter( ‘sitewide_tags_allowed_post_types’, ‘my_swt_custom_tax_filter’ );

    I was able to create a post of ‘green’ on the blog.domain.com, but it was not transferred to domain.com.

    Plugin Author Ron Rennick

    (@wpmuguru)

    I created the CPT on blog.domain.com programmatically in functions.php

    Then add the same code to the functions.php of the theme on your tags blog.

    The call_user_func_array() warning appears when I add the following line of code to functions.php, suggested by the wpmututorials.com/plugins/sitewide-tags-update/ page:

    add_filter( ‘sitewide_tags_allowed_post_types’,
    ‘my_swt_post_type_filter’ )

    The post also suggested that you had to write a filter. Then it provided that line of code to show you how to implement the filter you wrote.

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