@cvc1968– Welcome to the Piklist community!

Congratulations! You’ve found a new bug. We’ll look into it, but unfortunately, this might not be a quick fix.

A band-aid solution, might be to hide those meta boxes. You can click on screen options, and uncheck SEO and revisions.

Wish I had better news. Sorry.

I don’t think this is a Piklist issue. wp_safe_redirect(), performs a safe (local) redirect, using wp_redirect(). wp_redirect() does not exit automatically and should almost always be followed by exit.

Try this:

 wp_safe_redirect($redirect);
 exit;

Glad it all worked out. Closing ticket.

We don’t have a date for getting out of beta… all we can say is that we work on it everyday.

In the video we might have installed other plugins, which might have added to tabs.

Multiple user roles are the only option in 0.9.4.26.

@vgrch– The role parameter sets which user role can see the field. So if you set it to “administrator”, and the logged in user is an “editor”, the field won’t display.

I’m assuming you are basing your field off this tutorial >

If so, then the WordPress function get_users() is what is actually generating the user list. get_users() has a role parameter that you can use. Based on that tutorial, you would modify your code to look like this:

piklist('field', array(
 'type' => 'select'
 ,'field' => 'my_users'
 ,'label' => 'Choose a user'
 ,'attributes' => array(
   'class' => 'text'
 )
 ,'choices' => array(
    '' => 'Choose User'
  )
  + piklist(
   get_users(
     array(
      'orderby' => 'display_name'
      ,'order' => 'asc'
      ,'role' => 'author' // Only show authors in this select field.
     )
     ,'objects'
   )
   ,array(
     'ID'
     ,'display_name'
   )
  )
));

Let us know if you need any more help.

@satori83– Thank you for letting us know, and we really appreciate your developer digging in and identifying the issue.

We would love to work with your team to resolve.

It would probably be best to have your developer email us at [email protected] so we can start a conversation and figure out a solution.

Welcome to the Piklist community!

Are you hiding the default meta box that WordPress creates for the taxonomy? You can’t have two identical fields on the same page. That’s just the way forms work.

Lucky Piklist has you covered.

Use the hide_meta_box parameter.

Let us know if that works for you.

@justin–

Since you are using an add-more, $data['user_job'] is also an array.

Try this:

$user_job = $data['user_job'];

foreach ($user_job as $job => $value)
{
  echo $value;
}