How to see a list of the posts and which template they use?

Hi. As our site grows, we may have multiple different single post templates and even more posts.

How can we generate a list of which posts use which templates, so we can check if all is correct, or which posts to assign to a new template?

How to do this on MySQL level then?

Sorry, but this is not “support”.

It’s basically the same support answer template. Using support as a way to push towards custom development. We aren’t making difficult support asks.

It would be good to say, at least go into this or that template to make a change, or look in this database table.

Quite disappointed.

FYI. Ending each support sentence with an exclamation mark either after Thank you for understanding! or Thank you! from a pure communication practice (I am a communications coach) comes off as extremely condescending and arrogant when no solution has been offered, and is a passive-aggressive way in trying to instill a feeling into the user as if he should already be that understanding or thankful for the non-answer.

It might be good to have someone well-versed in communication and customer support to brief the team on goor practices and placing the customer first.

Respectfully!

FYI @ncalex

• This reply was modified 3 years by chrisfoxatx.
• This reply was modified 3 years by chrisfoxatx.

I want to acknowledge the TagDiv team that got back to me with answers to a lot of my questions by email.

I will post the solution here so other people who have a similar issue can be helped as well without needing to ask the questions again.

To see a list of all the posts and which template they use, add this to your url
/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=tdb_templates&orderby=tdb_template_type&order=asc

It might be good to bookmark it somewhere 😉

Thanks team!

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• This reply was modified 3 years by chrisfoxatx.