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KevinKeymasterJason-
Thanks, we are currently documenting it in more detail and it will be out shortly. In the meantime you can see the core templates for the system defined at the top of piklist/includes/class-piklist-form.php
As for post relate, its a little different. We actually have a table that we add to the database to allow us to relate posts and also to search based on whether it is a “has” or “belongs” relationship. In the coming weeks this will make more sense as we release some of the extensions we are wrapping up for related objects (hint;)
KevinKeymasterGlad to hear things are looking better! Let us know if you have any questions or want to bounce and idea around.
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Kevin
KevinKeymasterJason-
I tried to reproduce your error with no luck. I even started from the same page in your error. However I did add some code that should resolve the problem but before we post it, can you post a list of plugins you have installed? Do you have this problem on a domain other than localhost?
Thanks for your time,
Kevin
February 12, 2014 at 9:20 pm in reply to: [Docs] Post to Post use query_post() insted WP_query #1386
KevinKeymasterOutstanding point. We were using it for a specific reason but no longer. We will update the documentation, thanks for the heads up!
Kevin
KevinKeymasterJason-
This is fixed in the next release coming out tomorrow.
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Kevin
KevinKeymasterJason-
Marcus is right, the template field is a way to apply a template at the field level. One of my favorite things about fields in Piklist is that you are never forced to use the html that wraps your field, you can change and even create your own templates and apply them on a field by field basis or globally. You can see this working in the demos, while we have the same fields in various areas they are rendered in different ways.
We are posting more documentation on this feature and the core piklist function tomorrow, more to come then.
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Kevin
KevinKeymasterThe next release won’t have the notices you are seeing, we have removed them all. As for your theme, please send that over so we can be sure to get a fix into the next release if that’s what is needed.
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Kevin
KevinKeymasterLove the avatar!
Thanks for reporting this, we got another report earlier today and already have the fix in the next release. We are kicking that out shortly.
KevinKeymasterThanks for this Marcus. This is a reasonable addition to the system and we will make sure it gets in soon.
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Kevin
KevinKeymasterHi Pers-
Actually we are still working on that and it will be released in the next week or two.
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Kevin
KevinKeymasterOr download again tomorrow morning 😉
December 20, 2013 at 9:38 pm in reply to: Created New Field (Heirarchical Taxonomy Select List) #1268
KevinKeymasterCan you email the code? I think this is a configuration issue but I need to review the code used to render the field to be sure 😉
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Kevin
KevinKeymasterThat’s it exactly. As for the select field, you just need to populate it with the ids for the children (assuming this is on the parent edit screen) and set the scope to ‘relate’ and the field to ‘{ANYTHING}_post_id’ and thats it. The post-relate fields sets anything to the post type of the children, in the case of the demo ‘piklist_demo’.
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Kevin
KevinKeymasterHi Adam-
get_post_custom should pull it just fine actually…
- You can output an object to the screen for inspection by using ‘piklist::pre($object);’ , this would be handy to look at the meta fetched.
- Is this correct $resortData[$royalSlider_ID][0]? Or should it be $resortData[‘rs_ID’][0]
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Kevin
KevinKeymasterHi Marcus-
Well you can put anything into a meta box and include said box on an edit screen. For something like this I would use the post_relationships piece in Piklist and then use the query_posts function to show what is associated in a meta box. See the field-relate.php meta-box included in the demos to see what I am referring to.
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Kevin
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