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@egamipeaks– Awesome! Please post the final code when you are finished. We would love to see it.
There’s two ways to change the widget name:
1) Rename your theme.
2) Place the widgets in an add-on (like we do with Piklist Demos).There seems to be a bug with this type of field config and the BASIC uploader. If you remove the ‘basic’ it should work:
,'options' => array( 'basic' => true )@azizultex– Piklist rolls up all Widgets built within a plugin or theme into ONE widget. For example, if activate Piklist Demos, you will see ONE Widget called “Piklist Demo Widgets”. Once you drag it into the widget area you will see it contains multiple widgets.
Let me know if you can’t find it.
@azizultex– this feature is on our list of todos. Glad Piklist made your dreams come true!
If you have the time, please let the world know how much you love Piklist and leave a review on WordPress.org.
Just pushed v.0.9.4.24 to WordPress.org. This upgrade should fix your image issues.
Clicking on the image should bring you back to the upgrade screen.
@cosmocanuck– I need to see the output of $productClaims.
Please run this code and paste the output here:
$productClaims = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'claims', false); piklist::pre($productClaims);
@dawood– Don’t be confused. We updated the tutorial to
$post->ID. As long as you can get the post ID, you’re find.@cosmocanuck– WordPress does all the work when you use
the_content(). On custom Editors you need to do the work. I updated the bottom of the Editor docs with the info you need.@dawood– Awesome! Closing ticket.
@dawood– This line of code should be BEFORE the foreach, not in it, since it grabs the data that the foreach loops through.
$image_ids = get_post_meta($post_id, 'my_image');Let me know if that works for you.
@azizultex– You can limit the amount of images uploaded by using the limit validation rule:
'validate' => array( array( 'type' => 'limit' ,'options' => array( 'min' => 1 ,'max' => 1 ) ) )Piklist Validation rules are server-side for security reasons. So the user can try to upload multiple images, but once they press save, Piklist will show them an error message. You should probably let users know to only upload one image in your field description.
Let us know if this works for you.
