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Another solution might be Piklist Workflow tabs. Instead of a dropdown with conditions, Your tabs can be: Simple Module, Big Module, Stats Module, Logos Module and Grid Module.
Once the user clicks on a tab you can present them with a very customized interface. Even more than conditional fields.
Check out the Piklist Demos to see how we do it, or read this doc.
So happy you love Piklist! Would you mind telling the world by leaving Piklist a 5 Star review on WordPress.org?
@skytsunami– Welcome to the Piklist community!
Unfortunately, I don’t have a great answer for you right now. You found a new bug, and it will probably take some time to fix.
You could try breaking out the fields, so you don’t have one giant
groupfield… that may help. In the Piklist Demos, under the Conditions tab, check out the Party Invite meta box. It uses similar conditions, but not in agroupfield.@pablodmgz– Welcome to the Piklist community!
We’re so happy you find Piklist fun to work with. Don’t be surprised if it becomes addictive as well.
It looks like you found a new bug. We’ll get it fixed for the next major Piklist release. But that might be a while, so please see if you can work around it.
The easiest way is physically entering the data hit the save button and then pull the data into the other field.
You can add attributes to any Piklist field, using the attributes parameter, including
onchange.Another solution… that’s a real hack, is to dynamically create child field for ALL the parent terms, and only show the one you want when the parent is selected. Obviously, if you have tons of terms this can lead to performance issues.
@karenoconnell– Welcome to the Piklist community!
Piklist does a lot of things, but it does not restrict posts to only authors. I never used this plugin before, but it looks like it does what you want >. You may want to open up the files, copy the code and manipulate it as you see fit.
Let us know if you need any help.
@envmar– Welcome to the Piklist community!
Piklist can do this with a page save/load. Once you save the form, pull the data from
vehicle_make, and use it to populatevehicle_model. Hope that helps.@articalab– We’ll look into it and see if we can fix in the next version of Piklist. Thanks for debugging!
A good place to start is class-piklist-validate.php. Let me know what’s getting passed to validate_limit(). Specifically, I need to see $value, $field and $argument. Let me know if you need help.
@gregg– This is working for me. What version of Piklist are you using?
The only error is see is this line:
,'label' => 'Add File','piklist'Should be
,'label' => __('Add File','piklist')@mina– Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
@fredpik– Not sure if you found a bug, or this is a feature request… either way, it doesn’t seem to work.
Not sure if this would help, but you can always fill in that field by retrieving the data from the database. It would require a page save. Not sure if that would work for you. Let me know if you need any help with that.
@woutervanvliet– Welcome to the Piklist community!
We are in feature lockdown right now as we get Piklist to a stable 1.0 version. Once that’s done, we will start rolling out new features.
@mina– Welcome to the Piklist community!
It’s very important to us that Piklist is compatible with other plugins/themes. We will definitely look into this and try to fix. However, it may not be a quick fix.
