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@atanas– Please post your field code.
@catacaly– The Piklist conditions system cannot do this yet. You would need to save the first field, pull the value and then display the second field.
@wpkonsulterna– Use the Piklist grid system and set the columns to 12:
piklist('field', array( 'type' => 'group', 'field' => 'templates', 'add_more' => TRUE, 'label' => __('Mallar', 'wpk-solquote'), 'fields' => array( array( 'type' => 'text' ,'field' => 'name' ,'label' => __('Mallnamn', 'wpk-solquote') ,'columns' => 12 ), array( 'type' => 'editor' ,'field' => 'template' ,'label' => __('Offertmall', 'wpk-solquote') ,'columns' => 12 ) ) ));@jordi– The rich text editors are the standard WordPress editor, so it should be available in multi-languages. Feel free to email us at [email protected] with some code so we can take a look at what you’ve done.
@michaellautman– Your code works for me. Make sure your help code is the /parts/help/ folder.
@mrioa– I split this into another topic since it had nothing in common with the other ticket.
Piklist comes with a grid system for fields. You need to use it when creating GROUP fields. Try adding the columns parameter:
piklist('field', array( 'type' => 'group' , 'field' => 'buy' , 'label' => 'Einkauf' , 'add_more' => true , 'fields' => array( array( 'type' => 'text' , 'field' => 'buy_size' , 'label' => 'size' , 'columns' => 12 ) , array( 'type' => 'text' , 'field' => 'buy_price' , 'label' => 'price' , 'columns' => 12 ) ) ));@msmith– Remove the
scopeparameter and let Piklist automatically set it. In most cases you never have to set the scope.@msmith– You can’t hook to ‘init’ inside a function that hooks to ‘init’. Just include mba_list_members_shortcode() inside my_init_function().
function my_init_function() { if(is_admin()) { include_once('pc.php'); if (!piklist_checker::check(__FILE__)) { return; } //Set Filter and Actions for Plugin add_filter('piklist_admin_pages', 'mba_member_settings'); add_filter('piklist_post_types', 'mba_member_data_cpt'); mba_list_members_shortcode(); } }Also, don’t forget
Plugin type: piklistin your plugin comment block.@ebarroso– When you click on a link to a custom post, single.php should automatically work with a standard WordPress loop. WordPress has a template hierarchy, which you can find here if you want to do something different with this Post Type, you create a single-qps.php file, as defined in the hierarchy.
Let me know if that helps.
@cegodai– Please post your code here so we can try to reproduce.
@michaellautman– The “About” page is two parts:
1) Register the page: In
class-piklist-setting.php, check out theadmin_pages()function. This is where we register all the Settings pages.2) Create the page: In
piklist/parts/admin-pages/welcome.php, we create the actual page.You should be able to copy and paste most of this into your plugin to get started. Let us know if you need any more help.
@jason– What are your thoughts on how to implement? Where would the button text go?
