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    • #8207
      wpdeveloperpro
      Participant

      Hello,

      I’m new to Piklist and trying out my hands on it. I created an example plugin and tried to create a Shortcode with Piklist. The shortcode added icon to Editor, however nothing shows when I click that icon. I tried the Demo and faced the same error.

      Can someone please tell me what’s wrong? I’ve attached the screenshots for your quick review. Nothing fancy in the code, here is the same for your ready reference:

      example-form.php

      
      /*
       * Name: Example Shortcode
       * Description: This is just an example shortcode
       * Icon: dashicons-editor-quote
       * Shortcode: dummy
       * Inline: true
       * Editor: true
       */
      
      piklist('field', array(
          'type' => 'text',
          'field' => 'name',
          'label' => __('Name'),
          'attributes' => array(
            'class' => 'large-text'
          )
      ));
      

      example.php

      <?php
      /*
      Shortcode: dummy
      */
      ?>
      <div>
          Hey Dummy... is your name <?php echo $name; ?>?
      </div>
      

      Waiting for your valuable reply…

      Cheers,

      Ruturaaj.

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    • #8221
      wpdeveloperpro
      Participant

      Forgot to mention one thing… I’m using latest version of Piklist with WordPress 4.7.4

    • #8231
      wpdeveloperpro
      Participant

      Piklist is really a great asset; but slow support (or no support?) is my biggest concern now.

    • #8232
      hakakouka
      Participant

      I have also the same problem, both when clicking the “Add shortcode” button or clicking the specific shortcode button in the editor tool bar.

      Using WP 4.7.4 with Piklist 0.9.9.12. Also same exact problem with beta 0.10 on github.

      I noticed you are using windows. So am I, with IIS 7, PHP 7.1.
      Maybe this a platform specific issue? I am surprised that not more people are complaining about this.

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    • #8234
      wpdeveloperpro
      Participant

      Maybe this a platform specific issue?

      No, I don’t think this is a platform specific issue. I uploaded the code to HostGator Linux hosting and the problem remains same.

      BTW, you’re right; I’m on XAMPP under Windows 8.1 operating system powered by Intel i3 hardware.

    • #8235
      hakakouka
      Participant

      Thanks for testing… Hope this is fixed soon.
      I created a github issue, https://github.com/piklist/piklist/issues/18

      Basically I am exploring Piklist, and I think it’s absolutely essential for any serious customization. Wonderful logic for doing things.

    • #8239
      Jason
      Keymaster

      Hi @wpdeveloperpro!

      Have you tested out the latest beta to see if the problem still exists? If you’re not on Windows then it should be working, otherwise test out @hakakouka’s PR.

      Regarding support, please understand this is all volunteer support provided by people who do it to be nice (we don’t get paid). We help as we can and hope to foster a community that’s eager to help Piklist grow (hence moving to Github) and support one another. 🙂

    • #8250
      wpdeveloperpro
      Participant

      I tested the Piklist Demo as well as my code with Release 0.10 Beta 2; I confirm that the problem with Shortcode TinyMCE button reported above still persists.

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