@danielatpush10com– Welcome to the Piklist community!

The easiest way to do this to just duplicate the file, and change the field names… since you can’t have two fields on the same form with the same name.

You can also, create a function to hold your field data. This function would NOT go in the parts/ folder. Probably in your plugin file or functions.php.

Then just call the function from your parts/ folder.

Does that makes sense?

@danielatpush10com— Do you find doing it this way is easier than ACF?

Here’s something that should get you started. It can definitely be improved. Like passing multiple args, but this is the quick version.

Place this function in your main plugin file, or your themes functions.php file. This is where you can define all your field types.

function my_get_field($field, $prefix = null)
{
  switch ($field)
  {
    case 'my_first_field':

      $field = array(
        'type' => 'radio'
        ,'field' => $prefix . $field
        ,'label' => __('First Field')
        ,'choices' => array(
          'one' => 'One'
          ,'two' => 'Two'
          ,'three' => 'Three'
        )
      );
    
    break;

    case 'my_second_field':

      $field = array(
        'type' => 'text'
        ,'field' => $prefix . $field
        ,'label' => __('Second Field')
      );
    
    break;

    default:
      
      return;

    break;
  }

  return $field;
}

Then call it from your parts folder:

piklist('field', my_get_field('my_first_field', 'my_prefix_'));

Let me know if that works for you.

Great! Closing ticket.