Just thought this script might be a little more beneficial as you have access to jquery in wordpress at any time:
(Keep your onfocus events, only remove your onblurs)

jQuery(document).ready(function($){
	calcMe = function () {
		var total=0;
		$('#[^="_post_meta_calcme_"]').each(function (e) {
			var cur = $(this);
			total += ($.trim(cur.val())=='')?0:parseInt(cur.val());
		});
		$('#[^="_post_meta_finalcalc_"]').val(total);
	}
});

Then to make this a universal autosum function, just name your fields that you want autosummed, calcme_fieldnamehere (as the each statement, only checks fields that start with calcme) And name your field for the total ‘finalcalc_fieldnamehere’
This way, you can reuse this concept anywhere, and this should work out of the box.

I haven’t tested this code, but from what I can see it should work. LOL

Marcus

I’m just guessing but your piklist function is expecting $box and $brown_description to be arrays.
Yet in your get_post_metas, you are not loading them as arrays but as singles. (adding ‘, true’ to any get_post_meta request makes it a single not an array, default is ‘get_post_meta(id, meta_key, single=false’)

Just a guess from looking at your code.

Marcus

Turns out more needed to be fixed, and it conflicts with what I posted here.

Put the new code on Gist:
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/9016756

And commented on the four lines I changed at the bottom of the gist.

Marcus

FIXED IT!!!!

The day has come and I’m loving the new piklist. I was just waiting until I had some free time (or rather some extra time) to sit and dwell with the new piklist. And I love it.

Most importantly I got it working on Windows Jason. (man I hate windows, microshaft kills me)

includes/class-piklist.php

Same fix as the first part I suggested Jason:

  public static function add_plugin($type, $path)
  {
    self::$paths[$type] = (stristr($path, ':\\') || stristr($path, ':/'))?str_ireplace('/', '\\', $path):$path;  // EDIT MARCUS EBY
    $path = str_replace(chr(92), '/', $path);

But a little below that is the render function and these lines:

foreach (self::$paths as $_display => $_path)
 {
 $_file = (path_is_absolute($view) ? $view : self::$paths[$_display] . $_path_seperator . 'parts' . $_path_seperator . $view) . (strstr($view, '.php') ? '' : '.php');

Just add the following right after:

foreach (self::$paths as $_display => $_path)
 {
 $_file = (path_is_absolute($view) ? $view : self::$paths[$_display] . $_path_seperator . 'parts' . $_path_seperator . $view) . (strstr($view, '.php') ? '' : '.php');
 $_file = (stristr($_file, ':\\') || stristr($_file, ':/'))?str_ireplace('\\', '/', $_file):$_file;  // EDIT MARCUS EBY

If you notice the search and replace is almost identical to the first, except for one small difference. This replaces the ‘\’ with a ‘/’ and the first one replaced the ‘/’ with a ‘\’ (go figure, stupid windows)

(please don’t add the EDIT MARCUS EBY, I just do that for grep searches. So I know I’ve hacked Kevin’s masterpiece of coding)

Voila, it shall work in windows. 🙂

Hope that fills a need for anyone else out there looking for a windows solution.

Marcus

Sorry Jason, my fix was for 0.8 not 0.9
I figured you must be having the same problem I did, as you have a very similar setup and thats how I fixed mine.

I still believe it comes back the $_theme variable as I can see you’ve got mixed / and \ in your paths.
Which is what is stopping you from piklist seeing valid theme paths.
When I rip 0.9.1 apart (its been a long week) I’ll look at that specific issue and see if I can fix it.

If you get to it before I do, then please post your results. 🙂

Thanks Jason.

Marcus

Jason, it probably has to do with the fact your on a windows machine like me.

Try this if you’re willing.
In class-piklist.php file in the includes directory of piklist, edit line 144 which is part of the add_plugin function:

Change this line:

    self::$paths[$type] = $path;

To this:

    self::$paths[$type] = (stristr($path, ':\\') || stristr($path, ':/'))?str_ireplace('/', '\\', $path):$path;

And see if that takes care of it.
I haven’t played around with 0.90 just yet, as I tend to devote a lot of time to it each time a new release comes out, but I do remember this error from an old piklist install.

I hope this works for you.

Marcus