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@danielatpush10com— Do you find doing it this way is easier than ACF?
@danielatpush10com– Welcome to the Piklist community!
The easiest way to do this to just duplicate the file, and change the field names… since you can’t have two fields on the same form with the same name.
You can also, create a function to hold your field data. This function would NOT go in the parts/ folder. Probably in your plugin file or functions.php.
Then just call the function from your parts/ folder.
Does that makes sense?
Would you be able to provide us with Admin access so we can take a look? Please email us at [email protected]
Thanks
Great… so we ruled out plugins.
-Next, please change to a WordPress default theme. It’s possible your theme has admin css.
-If there is still an issue, please activate the Piklist Demos. Then go to “Add New Demo”, and the Basic tab. Go to the bottom of the page and try those media fields. Let us know if they are an issue.@articalab– Welcome to the Piklist community!
This looks like a conflict with another plugin you are using. We’d appreciate if you could help us debug:
1) Remove your fix code
2) Deactivate all your plugins except Piklist… did the problem go away?
3) If so, activate your plugins one at a time, and check the fields. Once you see the problem come back, email us the name of the plugin that is causing the issue.Thanks!
Great! If you are happy with our support and Piklist, please consider leaving us a 5 Star review on WordPress.org. It really helps the project.
It’s already on our todo list 😉
You should be able to just target array_key[1]. Do you need help, or do you have a work around?
@windir10– Welcome to the Piklist Community!
Before WordPress 4.2 it wasn’t easy to conditionally load enqueued scripts… so Piklist, of course, made it super easy. Now, WP 4.2 has added in this feature, and that’s where your duplicate code is coming from.
I just pushed Piklist v0.9.4.27 to WordPress.org. It has a conditional that will only load the Piklist code in WP 4.1 and lower.
Thank you for finding this!
Let us know if you still have issues.
Will definitely update here… but I don’t think it will be quick.
Piklist is a very powerful framework, and allows users to reorder, and lock meta-boxes into position. We need to come up with a solution that meets both needs.
@justin– This works for me… with two little changes that are throwing errors:
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$user_id = (int) $user_id;
This is throwing an error so I removed it: Notice: Undefined variable: user_id2)
define( 'IS_PROFILE_PAGE', ( $user_id == $current_user->ID ) );
This should be single =, not ==If I make those two changes it works for me with display_name.
You want to let users know that Linkedin Login requires Piklist. We’ve made it easy for you.
Check out this doc, and the section marked “Adding your plugin to WordPress.org”
