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@cezarion– Welcome to the Piklist Community!
Piklist allows you to create your own validation rules. I suggest you try that and let us know what you think.
So happy you love Piklist!
Would you mind telling the rest of the world by leaving Piklist a 5 Star Review on WordPress.org… it really helps the project.
@erikkubica– Welcome to the Piklist Community!
You can use a plugin like this to change Post Types.
@lmartins– Welcome to the Piklist Community!
The next version of Piklist, v0.9.9 will be able to do this and much, much more with relate fields. It will be released shortly.
@anthonyabraira– Welcome to the Piklist community!
So sorry for the late reply. This is a bug in the current version of Piklist. It is fixed in the next version 0.9.9 which will be released shortly.
@justin– Do you see this as an issue with Piklist, or your code?
@justin– where do we have
$field['value'][0]set?@justin– I suggest you open the file:
/home/micdri10/EXTREMESOUTHAMERICA.COM/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 1092. You should see thisreturn mysqli_real_escape_string( $this->dbh, $string );Right before it, add this:
print_r($string);That will tell you what you’re passing and might help you fix your rule.
@kattagami– Interesting bug! I was able to confirm it. Seems like there’s something going on when EDD is activated. We’ll look into it.
@WebGuy– A few things:
1) You really should prefix your field. Using our default “upload_media” may cause conflicts.
Try:'field' => 'webguy_upload_media'2) Once you upload, try this code. It will show which attachment IDs have been saved:
$media = get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'upload_media', false ); piklist::pre($media);
Let us know what you find.
We had the same issue with a school project and the word “Class”. This is fixed in the next major version of Piklist. Which we are trying to get out.
Since Piklist does everything the WordPress way you can just manually pass the labels parameter.
