@ralmestro– If Piklist is a core part of your site, it would make sense that is uses more resources. I just ran it on a site using Piklist, BuddyPress and 23 other plugins activated. The results were pretty shocking 😉

@wpkonsulterna– Yes, this can be done. Let me write up a tutorial. Will have it done by tomorrow.

@Angelos– Welcome to the Piklist Support Forums!

Currently, default values for our Add-Mores only work on the initial field. We have it on our list to make it work on every add_more.

Also, instead of using "style" => "width:90%;", you may want to try the Piklist grid system. Everything lays out beautifully, and it’s also responsive.

Your code would look like this:

piklist('field', array(
    'type' => 'group'
    ,'field' => 'comment_div'
    ,'label' => __('Comments') 
    ,'add_more' => true
    ,'fields' => array(
        array(
          'type' => 'text'
          ,'field' => 'comment_author'
          ,'label' => __("From")
          ,'value' => $current_user->display_name
          ,'columns' => 12
          ,'attributes' => array(
            "disabled" => true
          )
        )
        ,array(
          'type' => 'text'
          ,'field' => 'comment_time'
          ,'label' => __("At")
          ,'value' => date('l jS F Y')
          ,'columns' => 12
          ,'attributes' => array(
            "disabled" => true
          )
        )
        ,array(
          'type' => 'textarea'
          ,'field' => 'support_ticket_comment'
          ,'label' => __("Comment text")
          ,'template' => 'field'
          ,'columns' => 12
          ,'value' => ''
          ,'attributes' => array(
            'class' => 'comment'
            ,'cols' => '80'
            ,'rows' => '3'
          )
          ,'on_post_status' => array(
            'value' => 'lock'
          )
        )
    )
  )
);

One more thing, I noticed you have the on_post_status parameter set. I doubt you want that. We placed it in the Demos to show off the functionality. Here is a tutorial on using on_post_status, which explains how it works.

@prasenjit– Happy to help, but can you provide a little more detail? What exactly are you trying to do?

@kattagami– I’m guessing Piklist is not detecting the path correctly on this type of setup. Can you activate Demos and get them working?

@jason– You were looking at a tutorial, the full docs are here> Conditions have a relation parameter.

@seanster– In most cases Piklist does NOT save data as an array. The exceptions are add-more fields, and grouped fields with a field parameter defined.

For User Meta, you can just use the standard WordPress function get_user_meta().

I just checked wp-admin/user-edit.php and there are no actions to remove those items. You will have to do it with CSS.

@catacaly– We just pushed version 1.5.8 to WordPress.org with this fix. Thanks for letting us know!

(I like that option as well)