Hi Steve,

I’ve attached the screenshots of the results.

Thanks.

Hi guys,

I’m happy to report back that the Custom Field Revisions plugin works.
It does however, have some bugs. The current custom field revisions have a difference of 1 past revision.
Also, if you want Custom Field revisions to show when comparing revisions, you need to copy a file in to wp-admin folder.

Ex.
Orig post:
title: Hello
cf-name: John
Then I edit cf-name to “Mary”
Rev1:
title: Hello
cf-name:
Rev2:
title: Hello
cf-name: John

So if you edit it again, it will have..
Rev3:
title: Hello
cf-name: Mary

Hi Steve, is there anything that I should add to the field? I have a CPT called Projects, I have a Title and a Client (piklist field). When I change the Client field, it doesn’t create a revision, but when I edit the Title it creates a revision. And when I edit both and submit, it creates a revision, however when I restore the revision, it doesn’t include the Client metadata.

The code for the Client Field

piklist('field', array(
	'type' => 'select'
	,'field' => 'client'
	,'supports' => 'revisions'
	,'label' => 'Choose a Client'
	,'choices' => piklist(
		get_users(
			array(
				'orderby' => 'display_name'
				,'order' => 'asc'
				,'role' => 'Subscriber'
			)
			,'objects'
		)
		,array(
			'ID'
			,'display_name'
		)
	)
));

The code for the Post Type

//Adds Menu Option for Project
add_filter('piklist_post_types' , 'project_post_type');
function project_post_type($post_types){
	$post_types['project'] = 
		array(
			'labels' => piklist('post_type_labels' , 'Project')
			,'title' => __('Enter title for New Project')
			,'public' => true
			,'rewrite' => array(
				'slug' => 'project'
			)
			,'supports' => array(
				'author'
				,'revisions'
				,'title'
			)
			,'capability_type' => 'post'
			,'menu_icon' => plugins_url('piklist/parts/img/piklist-icon.png')
			,'page_icon' => plugins_url('piklist/parts/img/piklist-page-icon-32.png')
			,'post_states' => false
			,'hide_post_row_actions' => array(
				'trash'
			)
			,'hide_meta_box' => array(
				'slug'
				,'author'
			)

		);
	return $post_types;
}