Closing ticket 😉

@jason– I think you mean piklist_add_part. I emailed you this info on July 17.

@ianmuscat–

First, we need to get the data to save. You should remove scope => post. This tells Piklist to save the data to the wp_posts table. However, you are setting the field name to “piklist_test__content”, which doesn’t exist on the posts table. The best thing to do 99% of the time is to leave out the scope parameter and let Piklist figure it out automatically.

As for the template part we need to tell Piklist where it is located. I suggest using piklist::paths to help with this.

$piklist_test_addmore = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'piklist_test_addmore', true);
		 
// 1. Display the data using the file test_template.php.
// 2. Assign your $piklist_test_addmore parameter (from above) to 'data'.
// 3. Loop through 'data'.
piklist(piklist::$paths['your-plugin-slug'] . '/parts/test_template', array('data' => $piklist_test_addmore, 'loop' => 'data'));

Now it should work.

I updated the documentation to be clearer.

Let me know if this works for you.

@marcus– Thank you so much. Really appreciate the note.

@ianmuscat– We added an enhancement to Editors within groups. Download Piklist 0.9.4.6. Let us know if that fixes your issue.

You can use the piklist_add_part filter. This doc shows you exactly how to do what you want.

This is not possible yet, but on our roadmap.

@hardcab– Yes, you found a bug. It was a unique edge case, and we updated Piklist to accommodate. Please update to Piklist v0.9.4.4.

Let us know if you still have issues.