@jchristopher– Thank you for looking into this. We really appreciate it.

Post Types registered through the piklist_post_types filter hook into init, and run through the standard register_post_type() function.

@wpkonsulterna– Do you have any custom Piklist code you can send to @jchristopher and me?

@cjwebdesigntt– I believe you can use wpackagist. Let us know if that works for you.

@jcrist– Browsers don’t submit data for disabled fields. Try readonly instead.

Also, you can easily do this at the field level. Use this for your attributes:

	 ,'attributes' => array(
	   'readonly' => piklist_user::current_user_role('administrator') ? '' : 'readonly'
	 )

The Post Relate field should be able to handle this. Check out the ‘post_has‘ and ‘post_belongs‘ parameters.

@yosypia– Welcome to the Piklist Community!

“Posts to Posts” saves the data to a custom table and makes it easy to pull that relationship, both ways. If you only need a one way relationship you can just save the data using any Piklist field.

You can absolute create the field you uploaded. Please let us know what type of data “movie” and “role type” is and we can help you build this. For example, is “movie” a post type?

@darlantc– Please post your custom post type code so we can take a look.

@derrickl– Welcome to the Piklist Community!

Can you leave Piklist activated but disable your other plugins one-by-one to see which has a conflict? By default, the Media Library does not have a “Screen Options” tab… but yours does. Whatever is adding it, is probably conflicting with Piklist.

@rock– You can automatically show FIELDS without saving, but not META BOXES. To show a field:

1) Instead of using the default WordPress taxonomy box, please build one with Piklist.

2) Then conditionally hide/show the field based on the selected value.

Let us know if this works for you.