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RolandMemberThat’s why i love Piklist, and have still a lot to learn 😉
RolandMemberGREAT! That’s what i needed… Sorry, just started with WordPress a few month ago and i’m not so familiar with php, but with WordPress and Piklist it’s very cool to develop… and i’m learning more and more every day, fascinated like a little boy… looking forward to all the great features coming with Piklist in future! And again, many thanks for the great support!
RolandMemberno suggestions??
RolandMember@Steve: Many thanks for the quick answer.
@all: Sure, WPML is a great plugin for multilingual websites. But there are two ways you can develop a multilingual site (or even more): with a plugin like WPML or with WordPress Multisite. Every project is different and so the solutions are different. I try to keep independent from plugins as most as i can. Because with every new WordPress Version you must trust, that the plugin-developers update the plugin as well. So Piklist is great, because it saves me a lot of time developing and it’s extreme flexible in use.
At the moment i built a portal for a great company. The basic site is in german and the international site in english. But they go to other countries all over the world with their services, and in future they need own sites for every new country. Also with some different contents and features for each country. I decide for the multisite solution, it keeps the system more flexible. The Theme i wrote is multilingual-ready and i made the translations with the plugin Codestyling Localization. Works fine! The only plugin i use for the multilingual management is Multilingual Press. It’s a small plugin and also very flexible.
So i think for the future will be good to keep the decision by the developer, if he wants to use a plugin like WPML (which is good for a site in different languages) or WordPress Multisite with the language support inside of Piklist. Like Piklist himself, it’s free to make everything what’s in your mind!
RolandMemberOne more: when i register a new Meta-Box, in the head i define the name of the Meta-Box with “Title:”, is there also an option to prepare it for translation? With the textdomain it doesn’t work…
Thnx
RolandMemberUpdate:
The code works! ;o) the thing was, that the data was not stored… Logged in again with the user-login and all the fields were empty… Any idea?
Thanks, Roland
RolandMemberSorry, here’s my code:
Works: echo get_user_meta( $user_id=2, ‘last_name’, $single );
Don’t works: echo get_user_meta( $user_id=2, ‘acad_title’, $single );
RolandMemberHi,
worked with the new release 0.6.7 and added some custom fields to the user profile. Works fine, but there are two things:
1: filled out the new fields with the user-login (editor) and cannot see the data when i’m logged in as administrator (have not set capabilities in the user-metabox). Also the fields look a little different when i’m logged in as administrator…
2: I cannot get the data from the new fields to the frontend in my template… I tried it with get_user_meta but nothing appears on the site… Is the ‘scope’ post_meta or user_meta (from the field)?
This code works: the Last Name from the user appears on the site.
When i call this: nothing appears…
Many thanks in advanced again for your help,
Roland
RolandMemberMany thanks for the really quick answer and the great support ;o)
Checked the actions you told me and will be coming back to you for some help soon…
cheers, Roland
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